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List of Preformed Compositions

Category
Name of Composition
Year
Instrumentation
Pages
See Footnotes # at bottom of page
A Cappella Des Menschen Seele gleicht dem Wasser
1987
SATB
27

1

Instrumental Atlantis for guitar & clarinet [recorder]
1983
Guitar & Clarinet [recorder]
15

2

Cantus for violin
1977 (1971)
Violin
13

3

Cantus for violin
1970
Violin
11
4
Duet no.1&2 for Cello and Piano
1965 &1967
Cello & Piano
8

5

Four studies for piano
1964
Piano
8

6

Immersion for saxophone
1987
Saxophone
17

7

Match for piano
1989
Piano
51

8

Monologue interiéur
1968
Violin & Horn
6

9

Perturbations
1979/81
Chamber Orchestra
59

10

Piano piece no. 1
1967
Piano
7

11

Radiation
1966/67
Clarinet (Bb), Bass Clarinet (Bb), Soprano and Tenor Saxophones (Bb), 2 trumpets (C), 2 trombones, 2 (identical) percussion sections, Viola, Violoncello, and Double Bass
30

12

Reflections for brass quintet
1983
Brass Quintet
29

13

Screening
1985
Flute & Percussion
28

14

Soliloquy for double bass
1984
Double Bass
13

15

Time Points for strings [no. 1 & 2]
1966
Double String Quartet
37

16

Vienne la nuit sonne l'heure
1968
Clarinet, Cello & Percussion
13
17
Woodwind Quintet
1967;1972
Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Bassoon
30
18
Instruments with voice Ils sont heureux
1969
Baritone, Trombone, and Piano
13
19
Klage for voice and vc.
1968
Alto Voice and Violoncello
6
20
Song for voice and piano
1965
Voice & Piano
7
21
Vocalise
1982
Soprano, Cello & Percussion
32
22
Voices of night
1985
Soprano & String Quartet
37
23
 

FOOTNOTES (from above)

1. premiered at Tufts University in 1988

2. premiered in the Little Kresge Theatre, M.I.T. in 1983 May

3. dedicated to Kenneth Sarch, Revised in 1977, it was first performed M, Hölschky, Stuttgart, F.R.G in 1981, and by Nancy Cirillo in a 1982 NEWCOMP concert in Cambridge, MA

4. premiered by M. Hoelschky, Stuttgart, Germany

5. dedicated to Liora Sarch, performed at New England Conservator in 1968

6. first piano pieces

7. premiered during a NEWCOMP concert in Cambridge, MA in 1988 by Bill Mallone; A second performance was given by Clint Smith at New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, MA., in 1990

8. dedicated to, pianist Max Lifschitz who commissioned it, has been performed at the University of Albany, N.Y. in 1990, Boston, MA., in 1990, and in Arnhem, The Netherlands in 1989

9. written for Gunther Schuller, performed at New England Conservatory in 1968

10. premiered during the 1981 International Computer Music Conference at North Texas State University, Denton, TX. U.S.A (Thomas Clark, Conductor). The European premiere took place at the 1982 Darmstadt Ferienkurse für Neue Musik, Darmstadt, Germany (Robert Platz, Conductor)

11. performed at Composers' Forum, New York City, 1969

12. premiered by Lutz Herbig, and broadcasted in Tanglewood, MA. in 1967; and at North Texas State University, Denton, TX, by Thomas Clark in 1981

13. premiered in a NEWCOMP concert at Kresge, M.I.T., Cambridge, MA., in 1983

14. commission of dance company CHOREO for a concert entitled Performance in Real Time, held on April 26, 1986, in Cambridge, MA.

15. written for & dedicated to virtuoso Robert Black, Hartford; premiered in Delft, Holland, in 1984, by Robert Black. subsequently presented at NEWCOMP, Boston, MA, New york, NY, the New Music Festival at State University of Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, and at the Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnology Karlsruhe, Germany

16. performed at New England Conservatory in 1968, and at a Composer's Conference in Bennington College, VT, in 1969.

17. written for the cellist Jay Humeston, and premiered at New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, MA

18. first performed by the Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble, David Stock conductor, in 1972

19. premiered at Oslo Conservatory of Music, Oslo, Norway, 1973

20. sung by Neva Pilgrim

21. sung by Neva Pilgrim

22. premiered during a 1983 NEWCOMP concert in Little Kresge Auditorium, M.I.T., in Cambridge, MA., by soprano Joan Heller

23. dedicated to Annelise Laske, premiered by Neva Pilgrim and the Tremont Quartet during a NEWCOMP concert of 1986