List of compositions by György Ligeti
This is a list of compositions by György Ligeti.Orchestral
Concertos
Works for solo piano
- Four Early Piano Pieces: Basso Ostinato
- Due capricci
- Invention
- Musica ricercata
- Chromatische Phantasie
- Trois Bagatelles, for David Tudor
- Études pour piano, Book 1, six etudes
- Études pour piano, Book 2, eight etudes
- L'arrache-coeur
- Études pour piano, Book 3, four etudes
- Induló
- Polifón etüd
- Allegro
- Három lakodalmi tánc
- Sonatina
Works for two pianos
- Three Pieces for Two Pianos
Works for harpsichord
- Continuum
- Passacaglia ungherese
- Hungarian Rock
Works for organ
- Ricercare – Omaggio a Girolamo Frescobaldi
- Volumina
- Two Studies for Organ:
- * Harmonies
- * Coulée
- From Études pour piano, Book 2:
- * No. VII: Galamb borong
- * No. IX: Vertige
- * No. X: Der Zauberlehrling
- * No. XI: En suspens
- * No. XIII: L'escalier du diable
- * No. XIVa: Coloana fără sfârşit
- Continuum
Adaptations for barrel organ
- Capriccio nº 1 & nº 2
- Invention
- Continuum
- Hungarian Rock
Vocal
Works for chorus
- Idegen földön
- Betlehemi királyok
- Húsvét
- Magos Kősziklának
- Magány
- Bujdosó
- Két kánon
- * Ha folyóvíz volnék
- * Pletykázó asszonyok
- Lakodalmas
- Hortobágy
- Haj, ifjuság!
- Kállai kettős
- Inaktelki nóták
- Pápainé
- Mátraszentimrei dalok
- Éjszaka – Reggel
- Lux Aeterna
- Three Fantasies after Friedrich Hölderlin
- Magyar Etüdök, for 16 voices after Sándor Weöres
- Nonsense madrigals, for 6 male voices, partly on poems by Lewis Carroll. The Alphabet was written for The King's Singers.
Songs
- Három Weöres-dal, voice and piano
- Négy lakodalmi tánc, three voices or female choir and piano
- Öt Arany-dal, voice and piano
- Der Sommer, voice and piano
- Síppal, dobbal, nádihegedűvel
Works for instrumentalists and singers
- Aventures
- Nouvelles Aventures
- Requiem, for soprano and mezzo-soprano solo, mixed chorus and orchestra
- Clocks and Clouds, for 12 female voices and orchestra
Opera
- Le Grand Macabre
Electronic
- Glissandi
- Artikulation
- Pièce électronique no. 3
- Rondeau, One-man theatre for an actor and tape
Miscellaneous
- Poème Symphonique, for 100 metronomes