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Year
    
Title
Solo & small ensemble
Three Nocturnes
2022
Solo & small ensemble
Darkness and Scattered Light
2022
Solo & small ensemble
Waves and Particles
2021
Solo & small ensemble
Noctilucent
2020
Solo & small ensemble
Lines Made by Walking
2019
Solo & small ensemble
there is no one, not even the wind
2017
Solo & small ensemble
Everything That Rises
2017
Solo & small ensemble
Canticles of the Sky
2015
Solo & small ensemble
Canticles of the Sky
2015
Solo & small ensemble
untouched
2015
Solo & small ensemble
Across the Distance
2015
Solo & small ensemble
Three Canticles of the Birds
2013
Solo & small ensemble
Dream of the Canyon Wren
2013
Solo & small ensemble
Tukiliit (The Stone People Who Live in the Wind)
2012
Solo & small ensemble
The Wind in High Places
2011
Solo & small ensemble
Four Thousand Holes
2010
Solo & small ensemble
Three High Places (in memory of Gordon Wright)
2007/2017
Solo & small ensemble
Dark Waves
2007
Solo & small ensemble
The Light Within
2007
Solo & small ensemble
Nunataks (Solitary Peaks)
2007
Solo & small ensemble
Three High Places (in memory of Gordon Wright)
2007
Solo & small ensemble
for Jim (rising)
2006
Solo & small ensemble
Red Arc / Blue Veil
2002
Solo & small ensemble
The Light That Fills the World (Chamber Version)
2001, revised
Solo & small ensemble
Dark Wind
2001
Solo & small ensemble
The Farthest Place
2001
Solo & small ensemble
Among Red Mountains
2001
Solo & small ensemble
In a Treeless Place, Only Snow
2001
Solo & small ensemble
The Immeasurable Space of Tones
1998-2001
Solo & small ensemble
Make Prayers to the Raven
1996/98
Solo & small ensemble
Five Athabascan Dances
1992/96
Solo & small ensemble
Five Yup’ik Dances
1991-94
Solo & small ensemble
Strange Birds Passing
1983
Solo & small ensemble
songbirdsongs
1974-80
Adams's swelling orchestral work may be the loveliest apocalypse in musical history. - Alex Ross, New Yorker
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