Opus:
- Five Studies for the Piano
#1 The Perlee #2 The Thirds #3 The Left Hand #4 The Octaves #5 The Arpeggios
- Moods, for piano
1) Sadness 2) Despair 3) Fear 4) Anger 5) Hostility 6) Boredom 7) Seriousness 8) Cheerfulness 9) Enthusiasm
- The Media Sonata, for piano
The Press, The internet, TV for Adults, TV for Kids
- First Piano Concerto in one Movement. “The Russian”. 16 minutes.
- “Us”, for piano:
1) The Tyrant, 2) The Banks, 3) The Ad Man, 4) The Authority, 5) The Mother, 6) Lovers, 7) Babies.
6. Trio for flute, oboe and clarinet
i) A frolic ii) A Walk in the Forest iii) Let’s Go Faster
- War and Peace, for piano.
- 2 songs on poems by Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz,
1) Endechas 2 Soneto.
9. The Heroes Sonata
i)The Listener, ii)The Bright Guy, iii)The Mess, iv)The Worker.
- “Elemental”, for piano
1 )Air, 2) Trees, 3) Earth, 4) Water, 5) Wind
- Second Piano Concerto:
i) The Body ii) The Mind (Memories of my Childhood) iii) The Spirit
- Preludes for the Piano
#1 Sixths #2 Impressionist #3 Chopin #4 Cross #5 Animal #6 Composing #7 The Mind of a Composer #8 Chinese #9 Dad #10 Pentatonic #11 Czerny #12 Hannon
- String Quartet
i) The Virus ii) Classical, iii)Barroque and a Tiny Bit ModernEthereal iv) Rhythmia
- Mario’s Rhapsody and Funeral March for piano
- Three Evolutions for piano
- Higher and Higher, for piano
1) Aesthetics 2) Exhilaration 3) Action 4) Games 5) Self-Created Truths 6) Serenity
- Five studies on Melody, for piano
- The Paths of Life Sonata, in 4 movements, for piano
- Three Evolutions for piano
- Drugs, a cycle for piano /li>
1) LSD 2) Psychiatric Drugs 3) Loss 4) Hope
- Scenes of their Childhood, for piano
1)The Nintendo 2) The Carpool 3) Homework 4) Reading 5) Dreaming 6) Fairies 7) Wake Up! 8) Playing 9) Innocence 10) Friends 11) My Family
- Two freedoms for piano
- Melody, Harmony, Rhythm, for piano
- A heavy piano cycle
1) Passacaglia 2) Formatio 3) Dark March 4) Left Hand Etude
- Choral pieces:
#1 Isaiah Said #2 Ode to Poverty #3 There is No Glory in Hate
- Moses, an Oratorio:
i) Prelude ii) Hear our Voices! iii) Moses is Born iv) The Killing of the Taskmaster v) The Burning Bush vi) The Plagues vii) Out of Egypt viii) Song of the Sea ix) In the Desert x) Amalek Attacks xi) The Ten Commandments xii) The Golden Calf xiii) The Spie xiv) Moses Addresses Israel
26a. Moses, the Passover version. (15 minutes)
- Echos of Mexico, Symphonic Band Version
27a. Echos of Mexico, Piano Quintet version
27b Echoes of Mexico, Piano Sextet version
- The Hanukkah Quilt:
#1 Who was Judas Maccabee, #2 A Hanukkah Gathering, #3 Hanukkah, An Inspiratio #4 The Story of Hanukkah
- The Nightmare and the Dream, Herzl and the Creation of An oratorio for soloists, choir and wind ensemble.
i) Europa ii) Metamorphosis iii) Herzl’s Vision iv) Travel, Diplomacy and the Congresses v) The Pioneers
- David and Nathan, a duet from the Life of David, an oratorio, composed by the Helfman Group.
- Choral pieces:
#1 We Are The Music Makers #2 Look! #3 Caminante
32. The Immigrants, for choir:
1) ¿Por Qué Vinimos? (Why Did We Come Here?) 2) La Cruzada (The Crossing) 3) El Trabajo (Work) 4) ¿Me Quedo o Me Voy? (Should I Stay or Should I Leave?)
- Jewish Religious Music:
#1 Nighttime Shema #2 Elohai Netzor #3 Hine Ma Tov
- Choral pieces :
#1 A Song and a Prayer #2 Ode to Music #3 Prayer and Praise
- Choral pieces, In a Few Words:
#1 Honor – Giving #2 To See What You See #3Love #4 Keep On Going On
- Choral pieces:
#1 Overcoming #2 Here I Am
- Symphonic Band Music:
#1 Jarocho LA 1 #2 Jarocho LA 2
- Wanted! A song for piano, man, woman and child.
- Exile for choir:
- i) The Fall of Jerusalem ii) Yearning iii) Europa
- Mamita, for Mariachi and Symphonic Band.
Key: Opus number followed by Arabic numerals and parenthesis, 1) means the pieces named are part of the larger work and should be played together, but they can also be played separately. Opus number followed by roman numerals i), means the pieces named are strictly movements of the larger work and should not be played separately. Opus number followed by a number sign and Arabic number , #1, mean the pieces are grouped for cataloguing purposes only and they are separate works, they do not belong under a bigger umbrella work. Opus number followed by lower case letter means the work is a different version of the same work mentioned in the original opus.