Tatum Jepson Music

* Pieces that still need to be cataloged exactly (lacking manuscript score, or need exact date)

First Period: 1967 to 1979

• Double Image (1967)*

— Marriage of first wife, Suzanne in 1968 —

• String Quartet No. 1 (May 1968 – no exact day listed)

• Symphony No. 1 (1971 – no exact month listed, most likely late winter/spring) Part of Final Project for PhD in 1971

• Trio No. 1 for Violin, Clarinet, and Piano (1971, rev. 2012)*

• The One and Only Book and Madrigals (1971 – no exact month listed, most likely summer or fall) Based off Madrigals learned in a 1970 course given by Paul Harder; this furthers Maslanka’s love of song, and tonality.

• Pray for Tender Voices in the Darkness (April 1972 – no exact day listed)

• City Tree (1972 – no exact month listed, most likely summer)

• Duo for Flute and Piano (1972 – no exact month listed, most likely late fall/winter)

• Trio No. 2 for Viola, Clarinet, and Piano (March 25^th, 1973, rev. June 1981)

• I wake and Feel the Fell of Dark, Not Day (1974, rev. 2004 – no exact month listed, most likely spring/summer)*

• Death and the Maiden: Opera in Three Scenes (August 21^st, 1974)*

• Three Pieces (April 19^th,1975)

• Three Songs “Anne Sexton Songs” (June 27^th, 1975)

• Five Songs (1975)*

• Concerto No. 1 for Piano, Winds, and Percussion (1976)*

— Time of Serious Mental Stress – Divorce – Therapy —

— Discovered self-hypnosis and the examination of the subconscious —

• Hear My Prayer, O Lord (1977 – no exact month listed, most likely late winter/early spring)

• Variations on ‘Lost Love’ (1977)*

• Orpheus (October 29^th, 1977)*

• Cello Songs (June 26^th, 1978) Completed at the MacDowell Colony in Peterborough, New Hampshire.

• Piano Song (July 7^th, 1978) Completed at the MacDowell Colony in Peterborough, New Hampshire.

• Hills of May (1978, rev. 2005, no exact month listed, most likely late summer/early fall)

• Music for Doctor Who (January 21^st, 1979)

• Untitled (June 1^st-25^th, 1979) Completed at the MacDowell Colony in Peterborough, New Hampshire.

• Fourth Piece (October 30^th, 1979)

• The Nameless Fear; Or: The Unanswered Question Put Yet Another Way (1979)*

Second Period: 1980 to 1995

— Married in January 1980 to Alison Jane Matthews —

• My Lady White (1980)*

• Rollo Takes a Walk (1980)*

• Heaven to Clear When Day Did Close: Fantasy on a Theme of Barney Childs (January 24^th, 1981)

• Meditation on ‘Dr. Affectionate’ (March 27^th, 1981)!!!

• Prelude on a Gregorian Tune (June 4^th, 1981)

• A Childs Garden of Dreams (June to August 1981)

• Arcadia (Sometime between January and July 1982)

• Arcadia II: Concerto for Marimba and Percussion Ensemble (August 1982, rev. June 1985)

• Rain, Rain (1983 – no exact month listed, could be any time of year, potentially spring/early summer)

• Seven Lyrics from Sappho*

• Lincoln Speaks at Gettysburg (July 1984)

• Quintet for Winds No. 1 (January 1984 – no exact day listed)

• Symphony No. 2 (January 11^th, 1986)

• Quintet for Winds No. 2 (1986 – no exact month listed, sometime from February to December)

• Arise! (1986 – no exact month listed, sometime from February to December)

• Four Lullabies (1987)*

• In Memoriam Mitchell Chetel (1987)*

• C Minor Variations (October 1987 – no exact day listed)

• Images from The Old Gringo: Eleven Little Pieces for Violin, Clarinet, and Piano (1987)*

• A Litany for Courage and the Seasons (1988 – no exact month listed, most likely late winter/early spring)*

• Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano (1988)*

• A Childs Garden of Dreams, Book 2 (1989)*

• In Memoriam (October 23^rd, 1989)

• Little Symphony on the name BArnEy CHilDs (December 28^th, 1989)

• Nocturne (January 17^th, 1990) Last piece completed in New York City.

• Golden Light (1990)*

• Little Concerto for Six Players (July 14^th, 1990)

• Concerto for Marimba and Band (1990 – no exact month or day listed, most likely after August)

• Crown of Thorns (1991)*

• Symphony No. 3 (1991)*

• Music for String Orchestra (March 4^th, 1992)

• Sonata for Oboe and Piano (May 5^th, 1992, rev. 1999)

• Montana Music: Three Dances for Percussion (December 18^th, 1992)

• Montana Music: Trio (April 1^st, 1992)

• Symphony No. 4 (November 5^th, 1993)

• Montana Music: Fantasy on a Chorale Tune (February 1993, no exact day listed)

• Montana Music: Chorale Variations (June 27^th, 1993)

• Variants on a Hymn Tune (1994)*

• Tears (May 31^st,1994)

• Tears: Montana Music No. 5 (1994 – no exact month listed, sometime after May 31^st)

• Laudamus Te (October 18^th, 1994)

• A Tuning Piece: Songs of Fall and Winter (May 8^th, 1995)

• Mass (November 27^th,1995, rev. July 29^th, 2005)

Third Period: 1996-2008

• Black Dog Songs (1996)*

• The Hungry Heart (June 14^th, 1996)

• Sonata for Horn and Piano (September 11^th, 1996)

• Hell’s Gate (December 19^th, 1996)

• Variations on a Medieval Tune (1997)*

• Morning Star (February 16^th, 1997)

• Mountain Roads (May 30^th, 1997)

• Sea Dreams: Concerto for Two Horns and Wind Ensemble (October 6^th, 1997)

• In Lonely Fields (November 28^th, 1997)

• Heart Songs (December 31^st, 1997)

• Blue Mountain Meadow, Missoula, Montana (1998)*

• Song Book for Alto Saxophone and Marimba (1998)*

• UFO Dreams: Concerto for Euphonium and Wind Ensemble (January 29^th, 1999)

• Quintet for Winds No. 3 (July 7^th, 1999)

• Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind Ensemble (December 27^th, 1999)

• Sonata for Soprano Saxophone and Piano (trans. 2000, originally written May 5^th, 2000)

• Song Book for Flute and Wind Ensemble (June 23^rd, 2000)

• Symphony No. 5 (November 2^nd, 2000)

• Hohner (February 5^th, 2001)

• 11:11 – A Dance at the Edge of the World (September 26^th, 2001)

• Testament (December 17^th, 2001)

• Time Stream (February 13^th, 2002)

• Concerto No. 2 for Piano, Winds, and Percussion (September 1^st, 2002)

• World Music (October 25^th, 2002)

• Alex and the Phantom Band: A Young Listeners Introduction to Wind, Brass, and Percussion Instruments (December 26^th, 2002)

• Mother Earth (2003)*

• String Quartet No. 2 (June 18^th, 2003)

• Traveler (September 8^th, 2003)

• Sonata for Bassoon and Piano (2004)*

• Symphony No. 6 (January 13^th, 2004)

• Symphony No. 7 (September 24^th, 2004)

• Collected Chorale Settings (2005)*

• Desert Roads: Four Songs for Clarinet and Wind Ensemble (February 12^th, 2005)

• Give Us This Day: Short Symphony for Wind Ensemble (October 29^th, 2005)

• Recitation Book (February 22^nd, 2006)

• David’s Book: Concerto for Solo Percussionist and Wind Ensemble (July 3^rd, 2006)

• A Carl Sandburg Reader (October 22^nd, 2006)

• Procession of the Academics (2007)*

• Unending Stream of Life (Variations on All Creatures of Our God and King) (April 16^th, 2007)

• Concerto for Trombone and Wind Ensemble (August 16^th, 2007)

• Quintet for Winds No. 4 (2008)*

• A Song of Coming Awake (Sometime between January to May 2008 – written for Andrea and Steve Steele on their wedding day, June 7^th, 2008)

• Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra (July 14^th, 2008)

• Symphony No. 8 (October 3^rd, 2008) Last piece published through Carl Fischer.

Fourth Period: 2009-2017/18

• Songs of My Nights (2009)*

• This is the world we know, the world of air and breathing and sun and beating hearts (2009)*

• Eternal Garden: Four Songs for Clarinet and Piano (July 3^rd, 2009)

• Aria with 30 Variations “Goldberg Variations” (2010)*

• Tone Studies (2010)*

• Liberation (January 3^rd, 2010)

• O Earth, O Stars (September 8^th, 2010)

• …and I am a child before there are words… (February 15^th, 2011)

• Symphony No. 9 (September 30^th, 2011)

• Hurtling Through Space at an Unimaginable Speed (December 19^th, 2011)

–2012 Matthew Maslanka creates Maslanka Press to publish David’s works-

• Songs for the Coming Day (July 10^th, 2012)

• Concerto for Saxophone Quartet and Wind Ensemble (September 12^th, 2012)

• Peace (2012 – sometime after September 12^th, 2012)

• Evening Song (2012)*

• A Solemn Music (2013)*

• Out of This World (2013)*

• Beloved (2013)*

• Remember Me: Music for Cello and Nineteen Players (2013)*

• Requiem (2013)*

• On This Bright Morning (November 6^th, 2013)

• Illumination (December 18^th, 2013)

• Concerto for Clarinet and Wind Ensemble (June 18^th, 2014)

• Hymn for World Peace (August 3^rd, 2014)

• Saint Francis: Two Studies for Wind Ensemble (October 1^st, 2014)

• California (2015)*

• Letter to Martin (2015)*

• Hosannas (January 8^th, 2015)

• Angel of Mercy (December 9^th, 2015)

• Concerto No. 3 for Piano and Wind Ensemble (2016)*

• Song Lines (2016)*

• First Light (April 1^st, 2016)

• The Seeker (December 1^st, 2016)

• Husa (January 4^th, 2017) Written in remembrance and memory of Karel Husa

• Symphony No 10: The River of Time (2018) Completed by Matthew Maslanka after David’s death in 2017.