contemporary works  
 
  2006-2004 | 2003-2001 | 1999-1997 | 1996-1991
 
contemporary works
 
 
2003   Phase 3
  For York Dance Project, electronic work, premiered Hollywood, Ca.
 
2001   Fall Of The House Of Usher
  Film score commissioned by California EAR Unit.
 
1997   Lodz
  For Cello, piano and voice. Based on diaries from the Lodz ghetto in Poland, commissioned by Brandeis Institute Chamber Music Series. Score available for performance.
 
1994   Requiem for a Vanished Breed
  For orchestra. Commissioned and premiered by the Orange County Chamber Orchestra. Score available for performance.
 
1992   A History Of Restlessness
  For Loretta Livingston and Dancers, a full length work for voice and electronics premiered at the Japan America Theater, Los Angeles.
 
1991   A Window In The Passage
  A full evening length dance work for Loretta Livingston And Dancers, premiered at the Japan America Theater, Los Angeles.
 
1990   A Window In The Passage
  The Arrival, full length dancework commissioned by Loretta Livingston & Dancers, premiered at the Los Angeles Theater Center.
 
1989   T 4 2
  Commissioned by Basso Bongo and Amy Knoles (California E.A.R. Unit). Toured worldwide.
 
1989   Blind From The Facts
  For Jon Hassel's Cities Of Fiction album on Opal Records.
 
1989   Solo For Nancy
  Commissioned by an award winning choreographer John Mead.
 
1988   3 English Dances
  Commissioned by Transitions Dance Company, a British dance company. Extensively toured internationally.
 
1988   One More Time Around
  Commissioned by Sean Greene for Cal Arts Dance Festival.
 
1988   The Men's Piece
  Loretta Livingston and Dancers, premiered at Barnsdall Theater, Los Angeles. Keyboards and percussion.
 
1985   Romantic Notations
  Jan Baum Gallery, Los Angeles, sound installation with sculptor Barbara Edelstein using tape loops of computer modified sounds of the artists voice. (The process used allowed the piece to play continually for three weeks without repeat).
 
1984   TED
  (Technology Entertainment Design) Conference, Monterey, Ca. Sound Sculpture running for four days using a computer, synthesizers, and sonar detectors to create continually changing music based on movements of the people in the building.
 
1983   Step Music
  Space Gallery, Victoria, B.C., Canada, performance.
 
1983   Flute Loops
  New Music America, San Francisco, for multiple tape loops of original clay instruments by Susan Rawcliffe. (The process used allowed the piece to play continually for one week without repeat).
 
1983   Circle Piece
  Performances at Center for Music Experiment (CME), San Diego.
 
1983   SEXTET
  Commissioned by Bella Lewitzky Dance Co. Toured worldwide.
 
1982   Circle Piece
  Interval Foundation, San Diego, an audience participation work using original clay instruments by Susan Rawcliffe.
 
1982   Circle Piece
  Barnsdall Park Gallery, first Los Angeles performances.
 
1982   DANCELINE
  Barnsdall Park Gallery, Los Angeles, performances rescored for brass and winds.
 
1981   Cul-de-sac
  Kinetikos Dance Foundation, electronic work. Susan Goldman choreographer.
 
1981   Step Music
  Premiere for the International Computer Music Conference (ICMC), for computer synthesis and dancers.
 
1981   Cliffwall
  Barnsdall Park Gallery, Los Angeles. Sound installation in collaboration with sculptor Robert Bassler using modified sounds of the artists tools. (The process used allowed the piece to play continually for six weeks without repeat).
 
1980   Divertimento for Five
  Commissioned by Winnetka Brass Quintet.
 
1980   Reaches
  Commission for Los Angeles Dance Theater,(flute, clarinet, trombone, and electronics), Sean Greene choreographer.
 
1980   Races
  Commission for Los Angeles Contemporary Dance Theater.
 
1979   DANCELINE
  (Sponsored by the Pasadena Community Arts Center) Audience participation dance/concert piece in which the movements and gestures of the people in the gallery affected the way twelve musicians interpreted the score.
 
1979   LightSound
  For FM digital synthesizer and processed piano. Premiered at the Pilot Theater, Los Angeles. This piece marked the first use of FM synthesis outside of research at Stanford or MIT.
 

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