List of compositions by Arlene Sierra

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List of compositions by Arlene Sierra.

Works for orchestra[]

• for Orchestra (2017)
• Moler for Orchestra (2012)
• for Chamber Orchestra (2009)
• for Orchestra (2001)
• Aquae for Orchestra (2000)
• Ballistae for Orchestra (2000)
• Mantegna Diptych for Orchestra (2000)

Soloist and orchestra[]

• for Piano and Orchestra (2010)
• Dedication and Dance Trombone Concerto for Orchestra or Symphonic Winds (1994, revised 2003)

Wind ensemble[]

• Dedication and Dance Trombone Concerto for Orchestra or Symphonic Winds (1994, revised 2003)

Large ensemble (7 or more players)[]

• Colmena for 14 Players (2008)
• Cicada Shell for Septet (2006)
• Tiffany Windows for 12 players (2002)
• Four Choreographic Studies for 10 Players (2001)
• Ballistae for 13 Players (2000)

Soloist and large ensemble (7 or more players)[]

• Neruda Settings for Soprano and Chamber Ensemble (2002–5)

Works for 2 to 6 players[]

• Butterflies Remember a Mountain for Piano Trio (2013)
• Avian Mirrors for Violin and Cello (2013)
• Insects in Amber String Quartet (2010)
• Surrounded Ground for Sextet (2008)
• A Conflict of Opposites for Violin or Clarinet and Piano (2005)
• Truel for Piano Trio or Clarinet Trio (2004–7)
• Truel 1 for Piano Trio or Clarinet Trio (2002–3)
• Counting-Out Rhyme for Cello and Piano (2002)
• Zwei Huhner for Oboe and Trombone (200o)
• Harrow-Lines for Quintet (1999)
• of Risk and Memory for Two Pianos (1997)
• Four Love Songs for Viola and Piano (1993)
• Duo for Violoncelli (1993)

Solo works[]

• Birds and Insects, Book 2 for Solo Piano and recorded birdsong (2015–18)
• Cricket-Viol for Solo Viola/Voice (2010)
• Birds and Insects, Book 1 Piano Solo (2007)
• The Art of Lightness Flute Solo (2006)
• Two Etudes After Mantegna Cello Solo (1998)

Solo voice and up to 6 players[]

• Hearing Things for Soprano and Piano (2008)
• Streets and Rivers for Baritone and Piano (2007)
• Two Neruda Odes for Soprano, Cello and Piano (2004)
• Hand Mit Ringen for Soprano and Trio (2002)
• Three Descriptions for Soprano and Piano (1997)

Electroacoustic works[]

• Urban Birds for 3 Pianos with Percussion and Recorded Birdsong (2014)
• Birds and Insects, Book 2 for Solo Piano and recorded birdsong (2015–18)

Works with film[]

• Studies in Choreography chamber ensemble score to two Maya Deren films (2019)
• Ritual in Transfigured Time chamber ensemble score to the Maya Deren film (2016)
• Meditation on Violence chamber ensemble score to the Maya Deren film (2012)

Opera and music theatre[]

• Cuatro Corridos – Dalia Opera Scena for Soprano and Ensemble (2013)
• Faustine Opera in one act for 5 Singers and Orchestra (2011–)

Dance[]

• Four Choreographic Studies for 10 Players (2001)

Chorus[]

• Alike Dissolving for SATB, Children's Choir and String Orchestra (2001)
• Alike Dissolving for Unaccompanied SATB (2001)
• Alleluya (Bitter-Sweet) for four men's voices or SATB Chorus (2000)

References[]

• Arlene Sierra's Website