Selected Works
- Partita (1930-32), orchestra
- Musica per tre pianoforti (1935), three pianos
- Tre laudi (1936-7), voice and 13 instruments
- Volo di Notte (1938), one-act opera
- Canti di prigionia (1938-41), for chorus, two pianos, 2 harps and percussion
- Piccolo concerto per Muriel Couvreux (1939-41), piano and chamber orchestra
- Liriche Greche (1942-5),
- Marsia (1943), ballet
- Il prigioniero (1944-8), opera.
- Ciaccona, Intermezzo e Adagio (1945), for solo cello
- Sonatina canonica, in mi bemolle maggiore, su Capricci di Niccolò Paganini, per pianoforte (1946), for piano
- Quattro liriche di Antonio Machado (1948), soprano and piano
- Job (1950), opera
- Tartiniana (1951), violin and orchestra
- Canti di liberazione (1951-5), for mixed chorus and orchestra
- Quaderno musicale di Annalibera (1952), solo piano, featuring the BACH motif
- Goethe-Lieder (1953), for mezzo soprano, piccolo clarinet, clarinet, and bass clarinet
- An Mathilde (1955), soprano and orchestra
- Tartiniana seconda (1955-6), violin and orchestra
- Cinque canti (1956), baritone and 8 instruments
- Requiescant (1957-8), chorus and orchestra
- Three Questions With Two Answers (1962), orchestra
- Preghiere (1962), baritone and chamber orchestra
- Ulisse (1960-8), opera
- Sicut umbra (1970), mezzo-soprano and 12 instruments
- Tempus destruendi/tempus aedificandi (1971), chorus
- Commiato (1972), soprano and ensemble
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