Works For Orchestra
- ‘Brut’ for Orchestra (1998)
- ‘Rrrh. ..’ for orchestra (1998)
- ‘Shhht’ for orchestra
- ‘AEDE’ for violin and orchestra (2001)
- ‘le vol en D’ for flute orchestra (2001)
- ‘Merimes’ for Tarogato, string orchestra and vibraphone (2006)
- ‘Rêve’ for Tarogato and string orchestra (2007)
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