Classical Music
- Samuel Adler – Viola Concerto
- Leonardo Balada – Piano Concerto No. 3
- Michael Daugherty – Hell's Angels
- Joël-François Durand – La Terre et le Feu (Oboe and orchestra)
- Lorenzo Ferrero
- Glamorama Spies
- Presagios (symphonic poem)
- El encuentro (symphonic poem)
- La matanza del Templo Mayor (symphonic poem)
- Carlo Forlivesi – Requiem
- Patrick Hawes – The Call (song cycle)
- Joe Jackson – Symphony No. 1
- Karl Jenkins – The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace
- John Kinsella – Symphony No. 8: Into the New Millennium
- Richard Payne – Saxophone Concerto
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