
Charles Wuorinen (born June 9, 1938 in New York City) is an American composer who lives in and Long Valley, New Jersey. Wuorinen is married to his longtime partner and manager Howard Stokar. Co-founder of The Group for Contemporary Music, Wuorinen writes serial instrumental music. Some of his pieces are influenced by fractal geometry and Benoît Mandelbrot, while his later works feature some tonal relationships. In 1970, Wuorinen was the youngest composer ever to win the Pulitzer Prize for Music
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Josquiniana: I. Helas madame
Trio for Bass Instruments
String Sextet
Heart Shadow
Trombone Trio
String Quartet No. 2: IV. —
Big Spinoff
III. quarter - 120-128 (Intermezzo)
IV. —
Time's Encomium: Part I
On Alligators
Natural Fantasy
Lepton
Time's Encomium: Part II
Horn Trio
Fourth String Quartet
A Reliquary for Igor Stravinsky (1974-75): Lament
The Blue Bamboula
Epithalamium
Horn Trio Continued
Time's Encomium, Electronic Work For Processed Synthesized Sounds - Part I
Divertimento
Second String Quartet
Epithalamium, For 2 Trumpets
percussion quartet: ii. quarter note = 108 (leggiero)
Lepton, For Celeste, Harp & Piano
New York Notes - Part I
String Quartet No. 2: II. —
New York Notes For Chamber Ensemble- Part II
New York Notes: I. Quarter Note = 80
Scherzo
Piano Trio
The Mission of Virgil (chamber version): VI. Satan
Time's Encomium, Electronic Work For Processed Synthesized Sounds - Part II
Metagong: I.-
Grand Bamboula
New York Notes For Chamber Ensemble- Part III
The Long and the Short
Time's Encomium i Part I
Spinoff
Double Solo
II. —
The River of Light (chamber version)
Self-Similar Waltz
Josquiniana: III. Cela Sans Plus
Josquiniana: II. Faulte D'argent
Ave Christe: Josquin
Josquin: Ave Christe
Duo for Violin and Piano
A Reliquary for Igor Stravinsky (1974-75): Reliquary
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