The following abbreviations will be used:
- VLN=violin VLA=viola VC=violincello VLO=violone DB=double bass STRORCH=string orchestra TMP=tamboura (Indian drone instrument) GTR=guitar PNO=piano
- U=unperformed
| Title | Instrumentation | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Five Rasa for Solo Violin1 | VLN / TMP | 13:00 |
| Variations for Violin or Viola2 | VLN or VLA | 12:00 Play |
| Recitative and Scherzo | VLN / PNO | 07:00 |
| Scherzo of Fools3 | VC or VLO | 06:00 |
| Fool and Angel Entering A City*4 | DB (solo) | 13:00 Play |
| Fanfare for Double Basses* | DBS (5) | 01:20 |
| Ode to St. Kilda*5 | DBS (4) | 05:30 |
| Ballade for Kari* (U) | DB / PNO | 03:00 |
| The Serene Kingdom6 | STRORCH | 06:30 |
| The Procession of Fools6 | STRORCH | 06:00 |
| The March of the Jesters6 | STRORCH | 07:30 |
| The Wounded Angel7 | GTR (solo) | 09:00 Play |
- This piece is influenced by Indian classical music. However, it can be performed without the tamboura.
- The theme is original and the piece may be performed either on the violin or viola.
- The violone is a Baroque instrument, a precursor of the modern double bass. This Scherzo of Fools is completely different from the composer’s piece for clarinet and piano with the same name.
- After a painting by the British artist Cecil Collins (1908-1990).
- An international prize winner, it is a tone poem describing the Scottish island of St. Kilda.
- All these pieces were commissioned by Malden New Strings, a youth orchestra. There should be a minimum of 4 violins, 4 violas, 2 cellos and 1 double bass.
- This piece is different from the one for flutes also entitled The Wounded Angel.