Classical Music
- Samuel Adler – Sonata for viola and piano
- Elliott Carter
- Canon for 4, Homage to William, for flute, bass clarinet, violin, and cello
- Esprit rude/esprit doux, for flute and clarinet
- Riconoscenza per Goffredo Petrassi, for violin
- Brian Cherney – Into the Distant Stillness
- George Crumb
- A Haunted Landscape for orchestra
- The Sleeper for soprano and piano
- Mario Davidovsky – Divertimento for cello and orchestra
- Ludovico Einaudi – Altissimo
- Lorenzo Ferrero – Ombres for orchestra and live electronics
- Frans Geysen
- A + B = A/B, for keyboard instrument
- Kataloog in grijs 1, for marimba
- Late spiegels, for flute, oboe, piano and double bass
- Omtrent a-b-c, for recorder quintet
- Tonen-Trappenhuisje voor Hanne, for keyboard instrument
- Twee orgels, for two organs
- Karel Goeyvaerts
- Aquarius-Tango, for piano
- Zum Wassermann, for chamber orchestra (14 musicians)
- De Zang van Aquarius, for 8 bass clarinets
- Daron Hagen – A Walt Whitman Requiem
- John Harbison – String Quartet no. 1
- Robin Holloway – Concerto for Viola
- Mauricio Kagel – Der Eid des Hippokrates, for piano 3 hands
- Ian McDougall – Concerto for Clarinet
- Elizabeth Maconchy – String Quartet no. 13, Quartetto Corto
- Ingram Marshall – Voces Resonae
- Henri Pousseur
- Chronique canine, for 2 pianos
- Cortège des belles ténébreuses au jardin boréal, for cor anglais, viola, horn, tuba, and 2 percussionists
- L'étoile des langues, for narrators and 4 singers
- Litanie du cristal des fleurs, for piano left hand
- Litanie du miel matinal, for high melody instrument
- Les noces d'Icare et de Mnémosyne, for variable forces
- Patchwork des tribus américaines, for wind orchestra
- Sixième vue sur les jardins interdits, for string trio
- Sonate des maîtres viennois (‘Dicté par … no.4’), for piano
- Tango de Jeanne-la-Sibylle, for piano left hand
- Steve Reich – The Desert Music
- Tōru Takemitsu – riverrun for piano and orchestra
- Robert Ward – Saxophone Concerto
- Malcolm Williamson
- A Pilgrim Liturgy – for soloists, mixed choir & orchestra
- Cortège for a Warrior for orchestra
- Hymna Titu for piano solo
- Symphony No. 7
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