List of Works
- Fünf Variationen über ein Thema von Franz Schubert (Walzer cis-moll, D643) for piano (1956)
- Rondo for two pianos (1957)
- Souvenir for 41 instruments (1959)
- Due Giri, two studies for orchestra (1960)
- Tripelsextett for 18 instruments (1960–61)
- Fünf Strophen for 9 instruments (1961)
- Echo Andante for piano (1961–62)
- Angelion for 16 instruments (1962–63)
- Wiegenmusik for piano (1963)
- Introversion I for 18 instruments (1963)
- Introversion II for 8 instruments (1964)
- Scenario for tape (1965)
- Streichtrio I for violin, viola and cello (1965)
- Intérieur I for one percussionist (1966)
- Notturno for small orchestra and solo cello (1966/67)
- Trio fluido for clarinet, viola and percusion (1966/68)
- Consolations I for 12 voices and percussion (1967)
- temA for flute, voice and cello (1968)
- Consolations II for 16 voices (1968)
- Air, music for large orchestra with percussion solo (1968–69)
- Pression for cello (1969–70)
- Dal niente (Interieur III) for clarinet (1970)
- Guero, piano study (1970)
- Kontrakadenz for large orchestra (1970–71)
- Montage for clarinet, cello and piano (1971)
- Klangschatten - mein Saitenspiel for three Konzertflügel (pianoforte) and string ensemble (1972)
- Gran Torso, music for string quartet (1972)
- Fassade for large orchestra (1973)
- Schwankungen am Rand, for sheet metal and strings (1974–75)
- Zwei Studien for violin (1974)
- Accanto, music for solo clarinet and orchestra (1975–76)
- Les Consolations for choir and orchestra (1976–78)
- Salut für Caudwell, music for two guitarists (1977)
- Tanzsuite mit Deutschlandlied, music for orchestra and string quartet (1979–80)
- Ein Kinderspiel, seven little pieces for piano (1980)
- Harmonica, music for large orchestra and solo tuba (1981–83)
- Mouvement (- vor der Erstarrung) for ensemble (1982/84)
- Ausklang for piano and orchestra (1984–85)
- Dritte Stimme zu J.S. Bachs zweistimmiger Invention d-moll BWV775 for three instruments (1985)
- Staub for orchestra (1985–87)
- Toccatina, violin study (1986)
- Allegro sostenuto, music for clarinet, cello and piano (1986–88)
- Tableau for orchestra (1988)
- 2. Streichquartett "Reigen seliger Geister", string quartet (1989)
- "...zwei Gefühle...", Musik mit Leonardo for speaker and ensemble (1992)
- Das Mädchen mit den Schwefelhölzern Musik mit Bildern (Musiktheater), music with images - theatre music for very large orchestra and soloists (1988–96)
- Serynade for piano (1998)
- NUN for flute, trombone, male choir and orchestra (1999)
- Sakura-Variationen for saxophone, percussion and piano (2000)
- 3. Streichquartett "Grido", string quartet (2001)
- Schreiben for orchestra (2003)
- Double (Grido II) for string orchestra (2004)
- Concertini for large ensemble (2005)
- ...got lost..., music for soprano and piano (2008)
- Berliner Kirschblüten, an arrangement with three variations on a Japanese folksong for alto saxophone, piano and percussion (2008) - a continuation of the Sakura-Variationen on the Japanese folksong "Sakura", an adjacent work
- Concerto for 8 Horns and Orchestra (2010–11), for Musica Viva Munich
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