Volume I:  Chamber: 

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​Book I:  Solos:

1.  6 snapshots for solo flute:   3 minutes;  premiered by Lois Cornils at First & Second 
Unitarian, Boston, USA with "Music Now."  Used in "Auto-Portamatic"
by TJ Norris shown at The Outlook Film & Video Festival, NYC. 
​You can hear it to the right:
2.  Three Pieces for Solo Oboe:  16 minutes minutes for oboe.  1. Based on the retrograde of "Yankee Doodle." 2. & 3. based on anonymous music written on cups.  Unperformed.

3.  Three Pieces for Clarinet: 3 minutes and 50 seconds; 3 movements. Premiered by Viola Woodward at 1st and 2nd Unitarian, Boston, USA. Also recorded by clarinetist,
Romualdo Barone, who may have been performed at The Aichi University of The arts, Nagakute, Japan. Ms. Woodward's performance is to the right:   
4.  after e. e. cummings:  4 variations on Bb:   5 minutes; 4 movements;  for guitar; Unperformed.

5.  Circus Sonata I:  4 movements; 8 minutes; 4 movements; for solo viola. Unperformed.  

6.  Circus Sonata II:  12 minutes; 4 movements; for solo viola. Unperformed.  

7   Celebration:  6 minutes; 4 movements; for 'cello. Performed in a withheld version for 'cello and piano by the composer with 'cellist, Al Shahain at First Unitarian Society of West Newton, MA, USA.

​8.   Plainsong: 10 minutes for either solo viola or solo 'cello; unperformed. 

9.   After Samuel Beckett:  ​8 minutes for 'cello; ​performed by Michael Romanul.   
performed many times in Boston. MA, USA at:
1st & 2nd U. U.; Barbara Krakow Art Gallery;
Mass General Hospital; and on WCRB radio, Boston.  Cablecast on BNN-TV as the clay animated video "The Philosophy of Not-Knowing" as part of "Crazy Dinosaurs."
​You can see the video
to the right:
10. 2 Pieces for Harp: "5 minutes and 38 seconds: "The Silent Knight" & "Lace" 
From Chamber Symphony III (III/II/2/II & V) a parody symphony. Also the first two movements of the piano sonatina (II/IIIa/1).  You can hear harpist, Michael Rafferty, as he performed these two pieces at "Oasis" Boston, MA, USA. with the button to the right:

                                                Book II:  Duos

1.    March of The Ants:  8 and a half minutes; 5 movements. 
1a.  March of The Ants: either voice:  clarinet, violin, viola... upper voice: flute, oboe...
lower voice: alto flute, English horn... Unperformed.  
1b.  March of The Ants: upper voice: flute, oboe, clarinet, violin, viola... 
lower voice: bass clarinet, bassoon, 'cello... ​Unperformed.  

2.  Sora Sona:  7 minutes and 20 seconds; first and last movement performed by Janet Wheeler and Charlotte Regni Lord, sopranos, in Rockport, MA with text by the composer (withheld).
2a. Sora Sona:   for clarinet, violin or viola...  (either voice);  or flute or oboe...
(upper voice) and alto flute or English horn...  (lower voice).  
2b. Sora Sona:  for clarinet, violin or viola...  (either voice);  or flute or oboe...
​(upper voice) and bass clarinet, bassoon, 'cello...  (lower voice).  

3.    Autumn in Paris:  23 minutes; 6 movements; for flute, oboe, clarinet or violin with English horn, clarinet or viola. Unperformed.  

4.   Stag Ritual:  4 minutes for 2 bassoons. See Pan: VI/I/2b. Unperformed.

5.   Genealogy of Morals :  12 minutes and 20 seconds:  3 "essays" 
5a. Genealogy of Morals:   for violin and viola.
5b. Genealogy of Morals:   for violin and violoncello.

6.  G'dot for 2 Harps:  ​
4 minutes and 20 seconds; after the play by Samuel Beckett. Premiered at 1st and 2nd by Michael Rafferty and Virginia Crumb.  Used in the video "The Dream" shown on BNN-TV as part of "Crazy Dinosaurs."   You can see the video to the right:

7.    Sonata al Fresco:   Written in Ireland. Unperformed.
7a.  Sonata for Violin and Piano:  11 minutes and 53 seconds; 4 movements. 
7b.  Sonata for Violin and Marimba: 8 minutes and 20 seconds; 3 movements.
7c.  Sonata for Violin and Guitar:  8 minutes and 20 seconds; 3 movements.  

Solos with orchestra (Volume III) for solo with piano:
8. III/II/1b. Clarinet Concerto: 19 and a half minutes; 6 movements; viola and piano; unperformed. 

9. III/II/2c. Concerto for Tenor Saxophone or Bass Clarinet: Lunar Eclipse: 
7 and a half minutes; for tenor saxophone or bass clarinet and piano.  Performed by Christian Contreras, tenor saxophone with pianist, Yelena Beriyeva on 1/27/12 with BMO. See I/VII/1 below.
 
10. III/II/4c. Violin Concerto I:  9 minutes; 3 movements; violin and piano. Unperformed.   
 
11. III/II/5d. Violin Concerto II: To A Girl With Flowers In Her Hair:  35 minutes;
4 movements; violin and piano. Movements II & IV use material from the last
​movement of Piano Sonatina (II/IIIa/2).   

12. III/II/7b. Viola Concerto: 19 and a half minutes; 6 movements; viola and piano. Unperformed. 

13. III/II/8b. 'Cello Concerto:  projected 10 minutes; 3 movements; 'cello and piano First movement complete; unperformed.

                                                Book III:  Trios:

1.    Trio #I:   7 minutes; 4 movements.  Unperformed.
1a.  Trio #I:  for string trio.
1b.  Trio #I:  for woodwind trio: flute, clarinet, and bassoon.

2.    Trio #II:  16 and a half minutes; 5 movements. Unperformed.
2a.  Trio #II:  for string trio.
2b.  Trio #II:  for woodwind trio: flute, English horn, and bassoon.

3.    Trio #III: Manhattan:  12 minutes; 5 movements. Written in the audition
for The Manhattan School of Music, NYC.  Unperformed.
3a,  Trio for Clarinet, French Horn and  'Cello:  
3b.  Trio for Clarinet, French Horn and Double Bass:  

4.    Trio #IV:   7 minutes and 40 seconds; 4 movements; string trio. Unperformed.

​5.    Trio #V: Paris:  23 minutes; string trio; 7 movements. Partially written in France. Unperformed.

6     Trio #VI: 7 minutes; 3 movements; for flute, bassoon and piano; performed at Princeton University by The Millstone Trio; Phyllis Lehrer, flute.   

7.    Trio #VII: Miniature for Flute, Viola and Piano:  5 minutes. Unperformed.  

8.    Trio #VIII: Dyptych for Flute, Bassoon and Piano:  10 minutes. Premiered at Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, USA, by the Millstone Trio: Phyllis Lehrer, pianist. Otherwise unperformed. 

                                                        Book IV:  Quartets:

1. String Quartet # I:  "Requiem" 21 and a half minutes; 4 movements. Unperformed.
 
2. String Quartet # II:  "Antithesis"  7 minutes and 15 seconds; 1 movement. Unperformed.

3. String Quartet # III:  "The Cave"  14 minutes and 45 seconds; 4 movements. Unperformed.   

4. Flute Quartet:  11 minutes; 1 movement;  for flute, 2 violins and viola. Shorter version performed at University of Vermont, Margaret Costa, violin I. Otherwise unperformed


                                             Book V:  Quintets:

1.  Three Words for Woodwind Quintet:  3 movements; 10 minutes; Read at Boston University under Robert Sirota;  written for Albert Regni. Unperformed.   

Quintet versions of orchestral works (Volume III):
2. III/I/3c.  Scaramouche et Pulcinella: 3 movements; 12 minutes; for flute, clarinet, violin, 'cello and piano. May have been performed at The Aichi University of The arts, Nagakute, Japan; with clarinetist, Romualdo Barone.

3. III/I/5b. Scrooge: 7 movements; 35 minutes; for piano, harpsichord, harp, percussion and viola. Commissioned and performed by The Copley Square Ballet at The Strand Theater in Dorchester. MA. ​Choreographed by David Drummond, 
David Drummond, as Scrooge; Nancy Angelini, and as The Spirit of The
Future. The musicians included: Angelo Mamano, piano and Michael Rafferty, harp.  You can see the video with the button to the right:


4. of III/III/1b. Passacaglia:  4 minutes; string quintet:  2/1/1/1.  Unperformed.   

5a.  of III/III/3e. Song of War for String Quintet: 2/1/1/1; 3 movements; 14 minutes and 45 seconds; Unperformed. 
5b.  of III/III/3f. Song of War for String Quinet: 2/1/1/1: 3 movements; 9 minutes and 40 seconds; Unperformed.  

     ​                                        Book VI:    Sextet:

1. of III/II/9b.  Piano Concerto:   3 movements; 17 minutes and 20 seconds; 
with piano solo and string quintet:  2/1/1/1. Unperformed.


                                            Book VII:    Septets: 
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Septet versions of orchestral works (Volume III):
1.   of III/II/2c. Concerto for Tenor Saxophone or Bass Clarinet: Lunar Eclipse: 7 and a half minutes; with harp or piano and string quintet: 1/1/1/1/1.   ​      
2.  of III/II/5c.  Violin Concerto II: To A Girl With Flowers In Her Hair:   
​35 minutes; 4 movements; violin solo with piano and string quintet: 1/1/1/1/1.   ​        
                                   
                                              Book VIII: Octets:

1. Antigon for Brass Octet:  13 minutes; 5 movements.  Selections from the opera Antigon (VII/II/2/2b).  Unperformed.   
1a. Antigon For Brass Octet:  French horn, 3 trumpets, 2 trombones, euphonium and tuba.  
1b. Antigon for Brass Octet:  for Banquet Brass:  French horn;  2 trumpets in Bb; trumpet in A; 3 trombones, and Tuba.

Octet versions of orchestral works (Volume III):
2. of III/II/4b. Violin Concerto I:  9 minutes; 3 movements; violin solo with glockenspiel, 2 violas, 2 'cellos, and 2 double basses. Unperformed.

3. of III/III/4c. Flute Octet: "Sorrow" from Paradise Regained:  4 minutes.  Original version: written for Donald Maher. Middle movement of the string nonet: I/IX/2  below, Unperformed.  


                                             Book IX: Nonets: 
                                                 

Nonet versions of orchestral works (Volume III):
1. of III/III/4b. String Nonet: Paradise Regained:  14 minutes;
3 movements; double string quartet with double bass: 2/2/2/2/1.  Unperformed in this version. This movement was also used in "Dinos in Space" as part of "Crazy Dinosaurs" cablecast on BNN-TV; The piano version of this piece (II/IIIc/4) is performed by Eileen Feldman. Please see video to the right: