List of compositions by Michael Finnissy

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The following is a partial list of compositions by Michael Finnissy . [1]

Contents

Orchestral music, with or without choir

Ensemble music (8+ players)

Chamber music (2-7 players)

Solo piano music

Piano music, multiple players

Other solo instrumental music

Vocal music

Music with choir

Vocal music accompanied by ensemble of 8+ instrumentalists

Music with tape and/or electronics

Open instrumentation

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  4. "Remembrance Day". Verlag Neue Musik.
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  6. "Mu-Fa". Verlag Neue Musik.
  7. "Fredener Lieder". Verlag Neue Musik.
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  20. "Continuation and Coda to the unfinished Contrapunctus in The Art of Fugue". Verlag Neue Musik.
  21. "Horn Trio". Verlag Neue Musik.
  22. "Chi Mei Ricercari". Verlag Neue Musik.
  23. "Don't insult our intelligence". Verlag Neue Musik.
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  41. Finnissy, Michael. ERIK SATIE like anyone else. Tre Media Edition.
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  43. Finnissy, Michael. SKRYABIN in itself. Tre Media Edition.
  44. "Preambule zu "Carnaval", gefolgt von der ersten und zweiten symphonischen Etüde nach Schumann". Verlag Neue Musik.
  45. "Koralforspill". Verlag Neue Musik.
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  49. "Beethoven's Robin Adair". Verlag Neue Musik.
  50. "Brahms-Lieder". Verlag Neue Musik.
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  54. "Duet". Verlag Neue Musik.
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  56. "Fem ukarakteristiske marsjer med tre tilføyde trioer". Verlag Neue Musik.
  57. "Derde symfonische etude". Verlag Neue Musik.
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  60. "Two scenes from 'Shameful Vice'". Oxford University Press.
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  64. "Mysteries 1". British Music Collection.
  65. "Mysteries 4". British Music Collection.
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  67. "Gesualdo: Libro Sesto". Verlag Neue Musik.
  68. "Hier ist mein Garten". Verlag Neue Musik.
  69. "Andersen-Liederkreis". Verlag Neue Musik.
  70. "This Church". Métier.
  71. "Forget-me-not". Oxford University Press.
  72. "Favourite Poets". Oxford University Press.
  73. "Mankind". Verlag Neue Musik.
  74. "Gedächtnis-Hymne". Oxford University Press.
  75. "On Christmas Night". AllMusic.
  76. "Oure Father". Oxford University Press.
  77. "'Y cuán ciegos". Verlag Neue Musik.
  78. "John the Baptist". Oxford University Press.
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  81. "Vaudeville". HathiTrust Digital Library.
  82. "Recent Britain". British Music Collection.
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  85. "Ettelijke bange eenden". British Music Collection.
  86. "Back on Earth". British Music Collection.
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  90. "Maat Strikt". Verlag Neue Musik.