List of Works
- The lunar silences, the silent tide lapping... (1973) for flute, clarinet, percussion (4 players), piano and violin
- Hologenesis (1978) for solo clarinet
- At Once (1979) for flute (doubling alto flute), oboe (doubling oboe d'amore & cor anglais), vibraphone and piano
- Snatches (1979) for flute (doubling piccolo & alto flute), oboe (doubling cor anglais), vibraphone, and piano
- Skhistos (1980) for flute, oboe, vibraphone and piano
- The Juniper Tree (1981) for shadow puppet theatre (or animated film) and ensemble
- Helter-Skelter (1981) for flute, vibraphone and piano
- Cut/Dissolve (1984) for solo percussion
- ...from swerve of shore to bend of bay... (1984-85) for alto flute (doubling piccolo), bass clarinet (doubling e-flat clarinet), percussion, piano, viola and cello
- Flow Form (1986-87) for solo piano
- Tidal Volume I (1989) for solo harpsichord
- finnissys fifty (1996) for solo piano
- Little Sunderings (1996) for solo piano
- for piano 1 (1997) for solo piano
- for piano 2 (1997) for solo piano
- for piano 3 (1997) for solo piano
- for piano 4 (1997) for solo piano
- for piano 5 (1998) for solo piano
- for guitar 1 (1998) for solo guitar
- for piano 6 (1999) for solo piano
- for piano 7 (1999) for solo piano
- for piano 8 (1999) for solo piano
- for piano 9 (1999) for solo piano
- for piano 10 (1999) for solo piano
- for piano 11 (1999) for solo piano
- for piano 12 (1999) for solo piano
- invention 1 on the name james dillon (2001) for two vibraphones
- invention 2 on the name james dillon (2001) for solo vibraphone
- Still/s 1 (2002) for solo cello
- Still/s 22 (2002) for clarinet and piano
- Still/s 14 (2003) for solo violin
- for piano 13 (2000-03) for solo piano
- Still/s 2 (2004) for clarinet and cello
- for piano 14 (2004) for solo piano
- Still/s 10 (2004) for flute and piano
- Still/s 3 (2004) for violin and cello
- Piano with violin (2005) for violin and piano
- for piano 15 (2005) for solo piano
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