Works
- Symphony of the Way (tetralogy):
- Way to Olympus, a symphony 1978-1984
- On the Threshold of a Bright World,a symphony 1990,2002
- Gentle Emanation,a symphony 1991, 2008
- The Morning Star Arises,a symphony 1993
- Requiem, 1985–1988;
- The Star of Exodus:
- In Memoriam,a symphony with violin solo 1968,1984
- In Spe,a symphony with violin and cello solos 1995-2012
- Gurian Hymn, 1986
- A Symphony of Elegies, 1977;
- A Garland of Recitations, 1975–1981
- Tristia I, 1983
- Pietà, 1992, 1996
- Tristia II, 1997, 1998, rev.2011
- Latin Hymns:
- Miserere mei, 2003
- Ave,Maria, 1989
- Salve, Regina, 2003
- Ave,Maris stella, 2003
- Star Wind, 1981;
- Hymns of Sudden Wafts, 1983
- Incantations, 1981
- Moonlight Dreams, 1982
- Ave, crux alba
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