List of Works
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CATALOGUE Work Instruments Opera prima (Op. 1) Piano Three sonatas Piano Sonata for two pianos Piano Bells of the night Piano Zodiac Suite Piano The black cliff Piano Studio in E Piano Sonata for violín and piano Piano and violin Sonatina for violín and piano Piano and violin Sonata for piano and alto saxophone Piano and saxophone Work for piano and cello Piano and violoncello String quartet Chamber Saxophone Quartet Chamber Wind Quintet Chamber Two fantasies Organ Landscapes Guitar Landscapes Guitar and flute version Variations for harp and string quartet from a theme by Alonso de Mudarra
Harp and string quartet Symphony chamber poem Panegiricum cupro Brass, saxophones and percussion 12 choral works: - Ave María
- Wo leia sawola ni
- Campos de Castilla
- Looking for the paradise (spiritual)
- Jesus redemptor
- Kaj la neĝo kovris la valoj
- Esu
- Salmo 103
- Camino de Belén va una estrella (Christmas carol)
- Si me hallaras vacío
- The night of the olive tree (4 similar voices)
- The Andromeda nebula
Choir a capella Children's choir - The Garden
- Bells of Madrid
Missa brevis: - Kyrie
- Gloria
- Sanctus
- Benedictus
- Agnus Dei
Choir a capella Lieder - Lied for soprano and piano
Vocal Two songs: - Azulejos de colores (Mezzo-soprano and piano)
- Canto del no morir: Aria for Bajo and piano
Vocal El nia nio inta Tenor and guitar/piano Lux Æterna Choir and brass ensemble Sonata for strings String orchestra Dream Classical orchestra Symphony nº 1 Symphony orchestra Symphony nº 2 Symphony orchestra Symphony nº 3 "Philosophical" Symphony orchestra Symphony nº 4 "Cosmos" Symphony orchestra and choir Symphony nº 5 "Rebirth" Symphony orchestra Symphony nº 7 "Storm" Symphony orchestra and choir Symphony nº 8 Symphony orchestra Symphony nº 9 "Genesis" Symphony orchestra choir and soloists Concerto for piano and orchestra Symphony orchestra and soloist Concerto for saxophone and orchestra Symphony orchestra and soloist Concerto for violín and orchestra Symphony orchestra and soloist Suite "Ages of Music" Symphony orchestra Symphony-Poem “The Odyssey” Symphony orchestra, choir and a soloist Symphony-Poem “Mercury” Symphony orchestra Dies irae Symphony orchestra In paradisum Symphony orchestra and choir La profil´de viaj spuroj Cantata Choir, soloists and orchestra Earth for everybody (Child Opera) Symphony orchestra, soloists and Children's Choir Two motetes for choir and orchestra: - O Magnum Mysterium
- Hodie Christus Natus Est
Choir and orchestra Work for audio tape and three synthesizers Electroacoustics Esferas (Spheres) String quartet and audio tape Symphony nº 6 Electroacoustics Two suites for electroacoustics: - 1980S26, The Saturn's New Satellite
- Cosmological Suite
Electroacoustics Concerto for sound card Electroacoustics Several pieces for electronics Electroacoustics Variations for six child songs Electroacoustics Red planet Electroacoustics
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