Contemporary
- Giovanni Allevi
- Stephen Mark Barchan
- Rich Batsford
- Giorgio Battistelli
- Luciano Berio
- Bart Berman
- Anthony Braxton
- Dimitrije Bužarovski
- Roberto Carnevale
- Aldo Clementi
- Julian Cochran
- Matthew Cooper
- George Crumb
- Norman Dello Joio
- Franco Donatoni
- James Douglas
- Ludovico Einaudi
- Mohammed Fairouz
- Graham Fitkin
- Carlo Forlivesi
- Scott D. Davis
- Philip Glass
- Ichiko Hashimoto
- Joe Hisaishi
- Tamer Hosny
- Bertold Hummel
- Bradley Joseph
- Shigeru Kan-no
- Pierre Kolp
- Raimond Lap
- Fariborz Lachini
- Simon Lee
- György Ligeti
- Paulo Costa Lima
- Frederik Magle
- Jean-Christian Michel
- Conlon Nancarrow
- David Nevue
- Joseph O'Neill
- Michael Nyman
- Chris Opperman
- Ray Reach
- Tomi Räisänen
- Carmino Ravosa
- Arturo Rodas
- Ryuichi Sakamoto
- Giacinto Scelsi
- Salvatore Sciarrino
- Yoko Shimomura
- Gregory Short
- Karlheinz Stockhausen
- Yuji Takahashi
- Robert Scott Thompson
- Yann Tiersen
- Julia Tsenova
- Carl Verbraeken
- Carl Vine
- Ezequiel Viñao
- George Winston
- Yanni
- Joji Yuasa
- Yehuda Yannay
- Yitzhak Yedid
- Yiruma
- Yoshiki
- Edson Zampronha
- Richard Zarou
- Ralph Zurmühle
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