Some of My Very First Compositions / Z mojich nejranejsich skladeb. Piano / Klavir. 1924-28.
Premiered (?) by Ludmila Novotna at an anniversary concert organized by the Czechoslovak Women's Union in Brno-Kralovo Pole on 1.6.1950. Other performances: by pupils of Milada Petrovicova at ZUS Nove Mesto na Morave on 23.3.2000, 24.3.2000, and 5.6.2000; by Marta Dembicka and Tereza Gregorova at the concert of ZUS Brno-Kralovo Pole on 13.11.2000; In the Realm of Myths and Longing performed by 6-year-old Katerina Marie Kraftova at the Interpretation Seminar at JAMU, Brno on 23.2.2002; In the Realm of Myths performed by Katerina Marie Kraftova at the Young Pianists Competition at ZUS Brno, Czech Republic on 22.3.2002; In the Realm of Myths, Port, Longing, Before the Long Journey performed by Katerina Marie Kraftova on 14.9.2002 in Tri Studne. In the Realm of Myths, War, Longing, After the Battle of the White Mountain by Tereza Gregorova and Lost in Thoughts, Port, Before the Long Journey, Valse Triste by Marta Dembicka on 11.12.2002 at ZUS V. Kapralove in Brno. Longing, Before the Long Journey, Valse Triste were performed by Katerina Kraftova at ZUS Vitezslavy Kapralove in Brno on 21.4.2004 and at ZUS Bechyne, Czech Republic on 7.7.2004; Four of the childhood compositions (Longing, Valse Triste, Lost in Thoughts, After the Battle of the White Mountain) were performed by Katerina Kraftova at Tri Studne on 9.9.2004. Two of the compositions (Lost in Thoughts, In the Realm of Myths) were performed by Nela Klimova at the Bezrucova Opava Festival on 23.9.2004. Performed by Katerina Kraftova at ZUS V. Kapralove in Brno-Kralovo Pole on 11.4.2005. Three of the compositions (In the Realm of Myths, Longing, Before the Long Journey) were performed by Ondrej Spacek at ZUS V. Kapralove in Brno-Kralovo Pole on 1.11.2005; Before the Long Journey and Longing were performed by Ondrej Spacek at ZUS V. Kapralove in Brno-Kralovo Pole on 9.11.2005.

To Mother / Maticce. For a choir and piano / pro sbor a klavir. 1928.
Premiered during WWII by Vaclav Kapral and a choir of women prisoners in the internment camp of Svatoborice, CR. Other performances: As a solo voice performance by Ludmila Zadrobilkova in the internment camp Svatoborice during the WWII; by Brnensky detsky sbor (Brno Children's Choir) conducted by Frantisek Lysek during the 1950 Prague Spring Festival at the Smetana Hall in Prague on 29.5.1950; by Hvezdoslavova divci skola's choir conducted by Ms. Sedlackova-Reindlova, at an anniversary concert organized by the Czechoslovak Women's Union in Brno-Kralovo Pole on 1.6.1950; by Women's Choir of Vitezslava Kapralova with Miroslav Krcma [cond.] and Vera Baborovska [pf] on 23.1.1955 in Brno; Vlastimila Women's Choir and Karel Hejdusek [cond.] in the Club Theatre of OP Prostejov on 28.11.1968 at 19:30; Vlastimila Women's Choir with Zdenek Prikryl [cond.] at a concert of OP Prostejov choirs in Bratislava on 30.9.1983 at 19:00; Vlastimila Women's Choir, Zdenek Prikryl [cond.] and Marie Kühnova [pf] at the Regional Choir Festival in Prostejov on 22.5.1988; Vlastimila Women's Choir, Marie Hejduskova [cond.] and Drahomira Ondrova [pf] at the Czech Embassy in Vienna, Austria on 1.10.1997; Vlastimila Women's Choir and Marie Hejduskova [cond.] at Canticum Festival in Litovel on 13.4.2002. Performed by The Boychoir of Ann Arbor, conducted by Thomas Strode, at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Ann Arbor, MI on 6.6.2004, and at Rudolfinum, Prague, and in Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic, during the Alliance World Festival for Men and Boys Singing (8-16.7.2004). Performed by Vlastimila Women's Choir during the Festival of Women's Choirs in Prostejov on 4.6.2005.

Piano Sketch / Klavirni skica. 1929.

First School Works / Prvni prace ze skoly. Piano / Klavir. 1930-32.

Five Compositions for Piano / Pet klavirnich skladeb, op. 1. 1931-32.
Premiered by Milada Blahova at the Brno Conservatory on 18.4.1932. Tempo di menuetto and Tempo di marcia funebre was performed by Jarmila Ceskova on 11.12.2002 at ZUS V. Kapralove in Brno; Tempo di menuetto was performed by Marie Novakova at ZUS Bohuslava Martinu in Policka on 17.5.2005 and by Marketa Toufarova at ZUS V. Kapralove in Brno-Kralove Pole on 9.11.2005. Performed by Virginia Eskin at the Keene State College in New Hampshire, on 5.3. 2007 and live in the WGBH Radio 89.7 studio in Boston, Massachusetts on 6.3.2007 with repeat broadcast on 10.3.2007. Cantabile and Tempo di Marcia Funebre were performed by Virginia Eskin at Monadnock Music Festival in Peterborough, New Hampshire, on 2.8.2007. Full cycle performed by Virginia Eskin at the Lennox Club, Lennox, MA on 27.10.2007. Eskin's recording of the opus 1 (Koch Records, 2008) was broadcast on WNYC in New York on 21.7.2008 and on WGBH in Brighton, MA on 5.8.2008. The 2008 Koch Records recording (with Virginia Eskin) was broadcast by KMFA Austin, Texas, during the Into the Light program, on 5.10.2008, and by Radio Vara 4 on 30.11.2008 and 16.1.2009. Performed live by Virginia Eskin at the Beth El Temple Center in Belmont, MA on 25.1.2009.

Funeral March / Smutecni pochod, op. 2. Piano / klavir. 1932.
Premiered by Milada Blahova at the Brno Conservatory on 18.4.1932. Broadcast on 17.6.1946 by Brno Radio. Orchestrated by conductor Richard Thierjung in 1945. Premiered by Richard Thierjung and the orchestra Helfertovo orchestralni sdruzeni in Brno on 11.2.1946.

Legend / Legenda, op. 3a. Violin and piano / housle a klavir. 1932.
Premiered by Jan Lorenc and Frantisek Jilek at the Brno Conservatory on 9.5.1933. Other performances: Ludvik Kundera and Josef Muzika on 20.4.1937 at a concert of music by Czech women composers in Brno; Jan Marek [vl] and Vera Canova [pf] at AMU, Prague, on 9.12.1955; Kanako Endo [vl] and Mari Tokuda [pf] on 6.6.1999 in Tokyo; Iva Fleischhansova [vl] and Clare Clements [pf] on 24.3.2000 in Liverpool and on 9.4.2000 in Leicester, U.K; Iva Fleischhansova [vl] and Mariko Terashi-Boyer [pf] on 27.9. 2000 in Southport, U.K; Antonin Kubalek and Gerard Kantarjian [vl] on 6.10.2000 at the Arts and Letters Club in Toronto; Iva Fleischhansova [vl] and Jacqueline Metcalfe on 5.4.2001 in St. Mary-le-Bow, Cheapside, London, UK; Iva Fleischhansova [vl] and Jacqueline Metcalfe on 21.4.2001 in Stoneyacre, Foxholes Rd., Horwich, and on 15.7.2001 in Merlin Theatre, Sheffield, UK; Stephen Shipps [vl] and Timothy Cheek [pf] at the Britton Recital Hall, University of Michigan School of Music, on 24.1.2002. Broadcast on UMTV (U of Michigan), Channel 22 on 22.2.2002 at 18:00. Repeat broadcasts: 24.2.2002 at 21:00, 27.2.2002 at 21:00, 28.2.2002 at 19:00, 22.3.2002 at 19:00, 25.3.2002 at 20:00, 27.3.2002 at 21:00, 31.3.2002 at 19:00, 17.6.2002 at 19:30, 20.6.2002 at 22:30, 8.7.2002 at 20:00, 14.7.2002 at 18:00, 25.7.2002 at 18:00, 30.7.2002 at 18:00, 15.8.2002 at 19:00, 26.8.2002 at 22:00, 4.5.2003 at 9:00, 5.5.2003 at 11:00, 6.5.2003 at 2:00 and 16:00, 31.5.2003 at 21:00, 1.6.2003 at 11:00, 2.6.2003 at 2:00 and 16:00, 7.7.2003 at 17:00, 8.7.2003 at 7:00 and 22:00, 9.7.2003 at 12:00, 17.3.2003 at 20:00, 18.7.2003 at 10:00, and 19.7.2003 at 1:00 and 15:00. Performed by Iva Fleischhansova [vl] and Jacqueline Metcalf [pf] in Greenwich on 13.7.2002, Harlaxton Summer Festival (UK) on 19.7.2002, in Greenwich on 8.6.2003, and in Decin, Czech Republic on 15.10.2003; by Iva Fleischhansova and Mariko Terashi in Leicester, UK, on 4.3.2004. The 2003 recording of the work by Iva Fleischhansova and Jacqueline Metcalf was broadcast by Radio Vltava on 23.3.2004. The "Birthday Concert" performance of the work (University of Michigan, 24.1.2002) was broadcast on AnnArbor Alive in Michigan on 5.5. and 8.5.2004. Iva Fleischhansova [vl] and Mariko Terashi [pf] at St. Andrew Church in Rugby, UK on 12.10. 2004 and at the Leicester University, UK on 14.10.2004. Jacobien Rozemond [vl] and Marja Bon [pf] at the Jagthuis Festival in Nederhost den Berg, The Netherlands, on 26.5.2006. Laura Kobayashi [vl] and Susan Gray [pf] at the 2006 National Conference of the Society of Composers, University of Texas, San Antonio, on 16.9.2006. Performed by Jacobien Rozemond [vl] and Marja Bon [pf] at the Amstelkerk in Amsterdam on 20.3.2007. Performance by Jacobien Rozemond [vl] and Marcel Worms was broadcast by Radio Vara 4, the Netherlands, on 27.2.2008. Performance by Stephanie Chase [vl] and Virginia Eskin [pf] (the 2008 Koch Records release) was broadcast by CKWR in Waterloo, Canada on 19.5.2008, by WITF Harrisburg, PA on 15.7.2008, by WNYC New York City on 16.11.2008, and by Vara Radio 4 in the Netherlands on 16.1.2009. Performed in Letohrad on 29.11.2008 (performers unknown).

Burlesque / Burleska, op. 3b. Violin and piano / housle a klavir. 1932.
Premiered by Jan Lorenc and Frantisek Jilek at the Brno Conservatory on 9.5.1933. Other performances: Marta Kusa and V. Simek in Bratislava at the evening of Czechoslovak women composers on 4.3.1937; Josef Muzika and Ludvik Kundera at a concert of music by Czech women composers in Brno on 20.4.1937; Jan Sedivka at the Sorbonne University in Paris in March 1939; Antonin Moravec [vl] and Milan Masa [pf] at an anniversary concert organized by the Czechoslovak Women's Union in Brno-Kralovo Pole on 1.6.1950; Josef Dolezal and Jan Erml for The Brno Radio in 1955; Jan Marek [vl] and Vera Canova [pf] at AMU, Prague, on 9.12.1955; Iva Fleischhansova [vl] and Mariko Terashi-Boyer [pf] in Southport, U.K on 27.9.2000; Gerard Kantarjian [vl] and Antonin Kubalek [pf] at the Arts and Letters Club in Toronto on 6.10.2000; Iva Fleischhansova [vl] and Jacqueline Metcalfe in St. Mary-le-Bow, Cheapside, London, UK on 5.4.2001; Iva Fleischhansova [vl] and Jacqueline Metcalfe in Stoneyacre, Foxholes Rd., Horwich on 21.4.2001, and in Merlin Theatre, Sheffield, UK on on 15.7.2001; Stephen Shipps [vl] and Timothy Cheek [pf] at the Britton Recital Hall, University of Michigan School of Music, on 24.1.2002. Broadcast on UMTV (U of Michigan), Channel 22 on 22.2.2002 at 18:00. Repeat broadcasts: 24.2.2002 at 21:00, 27.2.2002 at 21:00, 28.2.2002 at 19:00, 22.3.2002 at 19:00, 25.3.2002 at 20:00, 27.3.2002 at 21:00, 31.3.2002 at 19:00, 17.6.2002 at 19:30, 20.6.2002 at 22:30, 8.7.2002 at 20:00, 14.7.2002 at 18:00, 25.7.2002 at 18:00, 30.7.2002 at 18:00, 15.8.2002 at 19:00, 26.8.2002 at 22:00, 4.5.2003 at 9:00, 5.5.2003 at 11:00, 6.5.2003 at 2:00 and 16:00, 31.5.2003 at 21:00, 1.6.2003 at 11:00, 2.6.2003 at 2:00 and 16:00, 7.7.2003 at 17:00, 8.7.2003 at 7:00 and 22:00, 9.7.2003 at 12:00, 17.3.2003 at 20:00, 18.7.2003 at 10:00, and 19.7.2003 at 1:00 and 15:00. Performed by Iva Fleischhansova [vl] and Jacqueline Metcalf [pf] in Greenwich on 13.7.2002, at Harlaxton Summer Festival (UK) on 19.7.2002, in Greenwich on 8.6.2003, and in Decin, Czech Republic on 15.10.2003. The "Birthday Concert" performance of the work (University of Michigan, 24.1.2002) was broadcast on AnnArborAlive in Michigan on 5.5. and 8.5.2004. Iva Fleischhansova [vl] and Mariko Terashi [pf] at St. Andrew Church in Rugby, UK on 12.10. 2004 and at the Leicester University, UK on 14.10.2004. Laura Kobayashi [vl] and Susan Keith Gray [pf] at the Women and Creativity Conference, West Virginia University, USA, on 15.10. 2004, at the Music Teachers National Association conference in Seattle on 5.4.2005, and at Denison University, Ohio, on 30.10.2005, at the American String Teachers Association National Conference in Kansas City on 9.3.2006; Irena Bezdickova [vl] and Jarmila Ceskova [pf] at ZUS V. Kapralove in Brno-Kralovo Pole on 11.4.2005. Performance by Jan Erml [pf] and Josef Dolezal [vl], recorded in 1955 for the Brno Radio, was broadcast by the Czech Radio 3 on 17.1.2007 and by Vara Radio 4 (Hilversum, the Netherlands) during the Componist van de week program on 11.6.2007. The 2008 Koch Records recording (Chase, Eskin) was broadcast by KMFA Austin, TX during the Into the Light program on 5.10.2008, by WGBH Boston during the Classics in the Morning program on 7.11.2008 and on 6.2.2009, by WNYC New York City on 16.11.2008, and by Vara Radio 4 in the Netherlands on 16.1.2009. Lubomir Cermak's performance, recorded for the Czech Radio (Studio Brno) archives was broadcast during the Klasika na CRo Brno program by Czech Radio Brno on 5.4.2009.

Two Songs / Dve pisne, op. 4. Voice and piano. 1932.
Premiered by Milada Musilova and Frantisek Vrana at a private concert of the Brno Conservatory on 5.12.1933. Other performances: Milada Musilova and Frantisek Vrana at the concert of the Brno Conservatory in Besedni dum, Brno on 1.6.1934. Morning, performed by Dana Buresova and Timothy Cheek, (the 2003 recording by Supraphon), was broadcast by Czech Radio 3 (Vltava) on 3.2.2004. Performed by Rachal Solomon and Janna Vinson [pf] at the University of Michigan on 21.3.2004; by Rachal Solomon and Timothy Cheek at the Northside Presbyterian Church in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on 4.4.2004; Morning [the 2003 Supraphon recording] was broadcast by CBC Radio 2 during The Singer and the Song program, on 6.2. 2005 and 26.6. 2005 and by Czech Radio 3 (Vltava) during the program "Slovo o hudbe" on 1.6.2005. The songs (the 2003 Supraphon release) were broadcast by Vara Radio 4 (Hilversum, the Netherlands) during the program Componist van de week: Vitezslava Kapralova on 11.6.2007 and on CKWR Waterloo, Canada on 21.4.2008. Performed by Kara Douglas [S] and Joseph Fuller [pf] at the First Baptist Church in Bay City, Texas, on 29.11.2008.

Sparks from Ashes / Jiskry z popele, op. 5. Voice and piano / zpev a klavir. 1932-33. Premiered by Freda Herseth [MS] and Timothy Cheek [pf] at Britton Recital Hall at the University of Michigan School of Music, Ann Arbor, Michigan, on 24.1.2002. Broadcast on UMTV (U of Michigan), Channel 22 on 22.2.2002 at 18:00. Repeat broadcasts: 24.2.2002 at 21:00, 27.2.2002 at 21:00, 28.2.2002 at 19:00, 22.3.2002 at 19:00, 25.3.2002 at 20:00, 27.3.2002 at 21:00, 31.3.2002 at 19:00, 17.6.2002 at 19:30, 20.6.2002 at 22:30, 8.7.2002 at 20:00, 14.7.2002 at 18:00, 25.7.2002 at 18:00, 30.7.2002 at 18:00, 15.8.2002 at 19:00, 26.8.2002 at 22:00, 4.5.2003 at 9:00, 5.5.2003 at 11:00, 6.5.2003 at 2:00 and 16:00, 31.5.2003 at 21:00, 1.6.2003 at 11:00, 2.6.2003 at 2:00 and 16:00, 7.7.2003 at 17:00, 8.7.2003 at 7:00 and 22:00, 9.7.2003 at 12:00, 17.3.2003 at 20:00, 18.7.2003 at 10:00, and 19.7.2003 at 1:00 and 15:00. The "Birthday Concert" performance of the cycle (University of Michigan, 24.1.2002) was broadcast on AnnArborAlive in Michigan on 5.5. and 8.5.2004. These Old Melodies, Like on Silk Moss, and Oh, Stay Yet, My Dear Girl were broadcast during the program "Slovo o hudbe" by Czech Radio 3 (Vltava) on 1.6.2005; the cycle [its 2003 Supraphon recording] was broadcast by Vara Radio 4 (Hilversum, the Netherlands) during the Componist van de week program on 13.6.2007 and in a repeat broadcast on 15.8.2007. Like on Silk Moss was performed by Tena Greene [S] and Karen Sams [pf] at the University of North Carolina at Asheville, USA on 9.11.2008 and 13.11.2008.

January / Leden. Voice and quintet / zpev a kvintet. 1933. Premiered by Caroline Helton [S], Amy Porter [fl], Stephen Shipps and Andrew Jennings [vl], Anthony Elliott [vlc], and Timothy Cheek[pf] at the Britton Recital Hall, University of Michigan School of Music on 19.1.2003 (world premiere). The 2003 recording of the work by Supraphon, featuring members of the Herold Quartet and flutist Magda Caslavova, was broadcast by Czech Radio 3 (Vltava) on 3.2.2004 and by Dutch Radio 4 during the ZaterdagMatinee program on 15.10.2005. Performed by Irene Maessen, Eleonore Pameijer, Marijke van Kooten and Jacobien Rozemond, Michael Stirling and Marce Worms at Uilenburger Synagoge, Amsterdam, on 14.5.2007 (Dutch premiere); its 2003 Supraphon recording was broadcast by Vara Radio 4 (Hilversum, the Netherlands) during the Componist van de week program on 11.6.2007. Performed by Angela Peterson [S], Yuka Hayashi [fl], Veronika Mojzesova, Petr Mojzes [vl], Pavel Cadek [vcl], Janet DeMoss [pf] at the Ameropa Chamber Music Festival in Prague on 28.7.2007 (Czech premiere) and 29.7.2007. Performed by Lorraine Yaros Sullivan [M], Kevin Bylsma [pf], Nina Assimakopoulos [fl], Vasile Beluska and Penny Thompson Kruse [vls], and Alan Smith [vcl] at Bryan Hall, Bowling Green State University, Ohio on 3.2.2008. The 2003 recording of the work by Supraphon was broadcast by CKWR Waterloo, Canada on 21.4.2008. Performed by Juventus Collegium FOK at the Church of St. Simon and Judas in Prague on 14.4.2009.

Sonata appassionata, op. 6. Piano / klavir. 1933.
Premiered by Frantisek Jilek at the concert of the Brno Conservatory in Besedni dum in Brno on 1.6.1934. Performed by Virginia Eskin at the Keene State College in New Hampshire, on March 5, 2007 and live in the WGBH Radio 89.7 studio in Boston, Massachusetts on 6.3.2007. Performed by Virginia Eskin at the Monadnock Music Festival in Peterborough, New Hampshire, on 2.8.2007. Eskin's performance [Koch Records] was broadcast by Radio Vara 4, The Netherlands, on 19.9.2008 and by Czech Radio 3 (Vltava) on 27.4.2009. Alice Rajnohova's recording of the sonata was premiered in the same Czech Radio 3 broadcast on 27.4.2009. Performed by Alice Rajnohova at the Czech Female President Society conference in Kounicky Palace in Prague on 27.10.2009.

Piano Concerto in d minor / Klavirni koncert d-moll, op. 7. 1934-35.
First movement premiered by Prof. Ludvik Kundera at the graduation concert of the Brno Conservatory, at Stadion Hall in Brno on 17.6.1935; complete work first performed in Brno Radiojournal by Ludvik Kundera and Brno Radio Orchestra, with the author as conductor, on 15.10.1936. Other performances: broadcast in the Prague Radio in 2.1940; Ludvik Kundera [pf] and Pesat [cond.] in Moravska Ostrava in 3.1940; Czechoslovak Radio Symphony Orchestra with Karel Ancerl [cond.] and Berta Rixova-Kabelacova [pf] in Prague Radio broadcasts on 2.1.1946 and 14.2.1946;in Brno on 24.9.1947; in Olomouc on 8.1.1948; Ludvik Kundera [pf] and Moravian Philharmonic (?) with Frantisek Stupka [cond.] in Brno on 22.3.1948; in Brno on 25.9.1948.

String Quartet / Smyccovy kvartet, op. 8. 1935-36.
Premiered by the Moravian Quartet in Brno on 5.10.1936. Other performances: Peska Quartet at a concert of Pritomnost Society in the Grand Hall of Umelecka beseda on 14.4. 1939 in Prague and at a concert in D 40 (theatre) on 14.1.1940; Czechoslovak Quartet on 26.11.1945 at a concert of Pritomnost Society in Prague; Moravian Quartet at a concert organized by Moravian Composers Club in Brno on 23.1.1946; Peska Quartet in Prague on 24.2.1947, 3.3.1947 and 4.3.1947; Streichquartett des Meininger Orchesters at the Klub der Kulturschaffenden in Meiningen on 17.10.1957; broadcast on 4.2.1965 in Brno Radio; Janacek Quartet in 1982 for the Brno Radio and released on compact by the Studio Matous label in 1998. Broadcast by De Concertzender Radio, Holland on 14.7. and 19.7.1999 and by Radio Vltava on 17.10.2000. Performed by Hawthorne String Quartet at Westport Point United Methodist Church, Massachusetts (Ma) on 6.10.2000, at Kalliroscope Gallery, Groton, Ma, on 13.11.2000, at the Kellogg Music Centre, Simon's Rock College, Great Barrington, Ma, on 4.3.2001, at Boston College, Ma, on 2.4.2001, and at St. Barholomew's Church in Manhattan, New York on 7.5.2001. Performed by Kapralova Quartet at Salon Bleu, Cercle Municipal, Luxembourgh on 17.6.2001; Hawthorne String Quartet at the Benefit Concert of the Terezin Chamber Music Foundation at Copley Fairmont Hotel in Boston, Ma, on 25.9.2001 and at Boston College, Ma, on 6.11.2001. Allegro con variazioni from the Luxembourgh performance by the Kapralova Quartet was broadcast by Radio France on 4.3.2002. Hawthorne String Quartet at Boston College, MA on 22.04.2002; Kapralova Quartet at the Janacek's May Festival in Ostrava, Czech Republic on 26.5.2002, in Meissen, Germany on 9.6.2002, Tri Studne, Czech Republic on 14.9.2002, 4.12.2002 in Czech Centre, Paris, France, at the Nagoya International Chamber Music Festival, Japan, on 10.6.2003, and at the International Music Festival in Cesky Krumlov on 8.8.2003. The Cesky Krumlov festival performance was recorded and broadcast on 25.8.2003 by Czech Radio 3 (Vltava) and on 2.11.2004 by ABC FM Classic (Australia). The 1998 Studio Matous recording of the quartet's first movement was broadcast on 27.8.2003 on Czech Radio 3 (Vltava) as part of the 45-minute documentary Skladatelka a dirigentka Vitezslava Kapralova; Performed by Kapralova Quartet at Kassel, Germany on 14.11.2003 and at Stadt Thun, Switzerland, on 7.7.2004. The 1998 Studio Matous recording of the quartet was broadcast by WPRB in Princeton, as part of its Classical Discoveries program, on 30.6.2004. Performed by Kapralova Quartet at Mestska knihovna in Prague on 14.10.2004, in Medicine Hat in Alberta, Canada on 21.11.2004, at the concert of The Edmonton Chamber Music Society in Edmonton, Canada, on 27.11.2004, at the FOK Chamber Series concert in Prague, Czech Republic on 30.11.2004, and in Ricany on 23.3.2005. Allegro con variazoni (Janacek Quartet recording) was broadcast during the program "Toulky Moravou" by Czech Radio (Brno Studio) on 22.1.2005. The 1998 Studio Matous recording was broadcast during "Into the Light" by KMFA 89.5, Austin, TX, on 8.4.2005 and webcast by KAMU FM, Austin, Texas, on 10.4.2005. Performed as a ballet at the National Theatre in Brno on 1.5. 2005; performed by Kapralova Quartet at the Antonin Dvorak Festival in Vysoka u Pribrame, Czech Republic, on 18.5.2005, at the Komponistinen und Ihr Werk Festival in Kassel, Germany, on 19.11.2005, at St. Vavrinec Church in Prague, on 23.3.2006, and at the Langnauer Kemmermusik Abende in Langnau, Switzerland on 27.4.2006. The 2006 ArcoDiva recording of the quartet, performed by Kapralova Quartet, was broadcast during the Czech Radio 3 program "Rondo" on 3.4.2006. The 1998 Studio Matous recording was broadcast during "First Ladies of Music" program scripted and hosted by Virginia Eskin and broadcast by WGBH Boston on 30.4.2006, by JPR Ashland, Oregon, on 21.5.2006, by WFMT Chicago on 24.5.2006, and by KWAX, University of Oregon on 5.6.2006. Performed by Kapralova Quartet in Landstejn, Czech Republic on 23.6.2006. The Janacek Quartet recording was broadcast by Czech Radio (D-dur) in Prague on 24.7.2006. Performed by Kapralova Quartet in Zabreh na Morave, Czech Republic, on 26.10. 2006; in Switzerland in October 2006. Performance by Janacek Quartet (the 1998 Studio Matous release) was broadcast by the Czech Radio 3 on 17.1.2007; performed by Kapralova Quartet at the Prague Castle on 17.2.2007, at Karolinum on 29.3.2007, at the Czech Embassy in London on 17.5.2007, at Holy Trinity Church in Leamington Spa, UK on 18.5.2007, at the Burlington Arts Centre, UK, on 19.5.2007, and at Merlin Theatre in Sheffield, UK on 20.5.2007; Lento and Allegro [the 1998 Studio Matous release] was broadcast by Vara Radio 4 (Hilversum, the Netherlands) during the Componist van de week program on 11.6.2007. Performed by Kapralova Quartet during the Styrian Festival in Graz, Austria on 26.7.2007. Their performance was broadcast live by Radio Österreich 1, and by the Czech Radio 3 (Vltava) on 13.1.2008. Performed by Cuarteto Acimus at Salon des Actos in Madrid, during the Congreso Internacional de Mujeres en el Arte, on 24.11.2007. Performed by Kapralova Quartet at Teatro Puccini in Merano, Italy on 8.2.2008 and at Kulturverein Brixen, Italy on 9.2.2008. The Kapralova Quartet recording was broadcast by BBC Radio 3 on 19.2.2008. Con brio performed by Moravian Quartet at the ZUS V. Kapralove in Brno-Kralovo Pole on 25.2.2008. Performed by Skampa Quartet in October 2008 at the Belfast Festival at Queens, Belfast, Northern Ireland and broadcast during the BBC Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert on 8.1.2009. The ArcoDiva recording of the quartet was broadcast on the Czech Radio (D-Dur)on 1.5.2009. Performed by Kapralova Quartet at the Concentus Moraviae Festival in Kyjov-Milnice Castle on 1.6.2009. By Skampa Quartet on 25.11.2009 at the Sage, Gateshead, United Kingdom.

Three Pieces for Piano / Tri klavirni kusy, op. 9. 1935.
Premiered by Karel Solc at a concert of Pritomnost Society in Umelecka Beseda Hall in Prague on 23.10.1936. Other performances: Ludvik Kundera in Brno on 20.4.1937 at a concert of music by Czech women composers; Ludvik Kundera in Brno Radio on 15.10.1937. Grotesque Passacaglia was also performed by Marika Kasparova at the graduation concert of Brno Conservatory on 2.5.2000 and at a concert organized by the Mayor of Tri Studne on 6.9.2000. Recorded by Tomas Visek at the Conservatory of Teplice (Srdce na Vysocine. CD. Tomas Visek, 2001). Broadcast by Czech Radio 3 (Vltava) on 8.11.2003 as part of the 59-minute radio documentary Vitezslava Kapralova [1915-1940], on 21.1.2004 as part of the radio feature Zeny slavnych muzu III, and on 12.1.2005 as part of the radio program Akademie. Grotesque Passacaglia was performed by Timothy Cheek at the Komponisten und Ihr Werk Festival in Kassel, Germany, on 19.11.2005. Performed by Christopher Hinterhuber at Concentus Moravie in Rajec-Jestrebi Castle on 18.6.2009.

Two Bouquets of Flowers / Dve kyticky. 1935.

Suite en miniature. 1935.
Premiered by Brno Radiojournal Ensemble with Theodor Schaefer, conductor, in Brno Radiojournal on 7.2.1936. Other performances: on 12.8.1937 in Zlin, conductor A. Kyncl; radio broadcast in March 1938; on 14.4. 1939 in Prague; Brno Philharmonic with Jiri Pinkas (1961) for the Brno Radio, also broadcast on 4.2.1965 by the Brno Radio; Pilsen Radio Orchestra and Josef Blacky (year?), and Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic Orchestra of Zlin with Rostislav Haliska (1976) for the Brno Radio. The Brno Philharmonic recording was broadcast by Czech Radio 3 (Vltava) on 2.9.2003 and 27.9.2005, the Pilsen Radio Orchestra recording was broadcast on 8.11.2003 as part the Czech Radio documentary Vitezslava Kapralova [1915-1940], and the Zlin Philharmonic Orchestra recording was broadcast on 19.2.2005 during the program Klasika. Pastorale, performed by the Brno Philharmonic with Jiri Pinkas (the 1961 Studio Brno recording), was broadcast during the program "Moravske hudebni rody" by the Czech Radio 3 on 6.3.2007 and 7.3. 2007. The Pilsen Radio Orchestra and Josef Blacky recording was broadcast during the Componist van de week program by Vara Radio 4 (Hilversum, the Netherlands) on 12.6.2007. Recording of the performance by Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic with Rostislav Haliska was broadcast by the Czech Radio Brno on 5.4.2009 and on 11.6.2009.

Apple from the Lap / Jablko s klina, op. 10. Voice and piano / zpev a klavir. 1934-36.
Premiered by Masa Fleischerova and Ludvik Kundera [pf] in Prague on 17.12.1936, at a concert organized by Pritomnost Society. Other performances: Masa Fleischerova and Ludvik Kundera on 20.4.1937 at a concert of music by Czech women composers in Brno; Jarmila Vavrdova in Prague on 11.11.1937 and 18.11.1937 (?); Antonin Zlesak in Plzen on 20.10. 1948; Milada Gotthardova-Weinbergrova [S] and Ludmila Novotna [pf] at an anniversary concert organized by the Czechoslovak Women's Union in Brno-Kralovo Pole on 1.6.1950; Milada Gotthardova-Weinbergrova and Jan Erml [pf] on 23.1.1955 in Brno; Z. Lidmilova [S] and O. Petranova [pf] at a concert organized by JAMU in collaboration with the Czechoslovak Composers Union in Brno on 24.1.1955; Beata Zadrapova and Renata Ardasevova [pf] at the 4th Concentus Moraviae Festival in Ivancice on 28.6.1999. Song Pisen na vrbovou pistalku performed by Tomas Visek [pf] and Monika Splouchalova at a concert of renewed Pritomnost Society in Prague on 9.2.2000. The complete cycle performed by Dana Campbell [s] and Axel Gremmelspacher [pf] at a concert of The Kapralova Society, on 6.10.2000, in the Arts and Letters Club in Toronto; Mari Tokuda [pf] and Humiko Nishimatsu [ms] at a concert of Japan Martinu Association at Keuzon Hall, Tokyo, Japan on 12.11.2000; Sabina Vajdova [pf] and Jana Stefackova [s] at a concert of ZUS Brno-Kralovo Pole on 13.11.2000; Hana Srubarova [voice] and Karel Jasa [pf] at the JAMU concert in Brno, Czech Republic on 30.1.2002; Marcia Porter [S] and Timothy Cheek [pf] at the final doctoral voice recital at McIntosh Theatre, University of Michigan, on 9.2.2002; Lullaby performed by Jana Tetourova [MS] and Lenka Rihova [pf] at the 12th edition of Music and Youth Festival in Liberec on 31.5.2002; Carola Emrich [MS] and Jonathan Kelly [pf] at the Museum of the American Piano, New York City, on 21.4.2003; Carola Emrich Fisher [MS] and Sadie Danforth Brightman [pf] at Longy School of Music, Cambridge, MA, on 19.5.2004, at Melrose Highlands Congregational Church in Melrose, MA on 29.5.2004, and at Middlebury College in Middlebury, MA, on 3.6.2004. Lullaby (the 2003 Supraphon recording) was broadcast by Sveriges Radio P2 on 30.8. and 5.9. 2004. Performed by Katerina Andelova [voice] and Sarka Kralova [pf] at the Janacek Academy of Music concert in Brno on 21.3.2005. Lullaby was performed by Kathleen Sullivan [S] and Thomas Bandy [pf] at the Slavic Vocal Literature Class Recital at the University of Michigan School of Music on 5.12.2005. The cycle was performed by Jana Stefackova [S] and Sabina Vajdova [pf] at the Moravian Composers Club in Brno on 10.4.2006; by Anna Jelinkova [voice] and Marta Vaskova [pf] at JAMU, Brno, Czech Republic, on 25.5.2007; the 2003 Supraphon recording was broadcast by Vara Radio 4 (Hilversum, the Netherlands) during the Componist van de week program on 12.6.2007. Performed by Kara Douglas [S] and Joseph Fuller [pf] at the First Baptist Church in Bay City, Texas, on 29.11.2008. Performed by the faculty and students of the Janacek Academy of Performing Arts Faculty of Music at the Janacek Academy Hall in Brno on 16.2.2009.

Little Song / Pisnicka. Piano / klavir. 1936.
Premiered by (?) Other performances: Radoslav Kvapil on 23.1.1990 in Brno and 18.4.1990 in a broadcast of BBC Radio; Renata Bialasova at ZUS V. Kapralove in Brno-Kralovo Pole on 24.10.2005; Marta Dembicka at ZUS V. Kapralove in Brno-Kralove Pole on 9.11.2005. Performed by Virginia Eskin for a radio document First Ladies of Music broadcast at WGBH Boston on 30.4.2006, JPR Ashland, Oregon, on 21.5.2006, WFMT Chicago, Illinois, on 24.5.2006, at KWAX, University of Oregon on 5.6.2006. Broadcast as a part of the all-Kapralova radio program of the WGHB Radio 89.7 in Boston, MA on 6.3.2007, repeat broadcast on 10.3.2007. Performed by Virginia Eskin at Monadnock Music Festival in Peterborough, New Hampshire, on 2.8.2007. Performed by Erik Entwistle on 21.12. 2009 at the Longy School of Music Faculty recital in Cambridge, USA.

Military Sinfonietta / Vojenska symfonieta, op. 11. 1936-7.
Premiered by Czech Philharmonic Orchestra and Vitezslava Kapralova as conductor, at a concert organized by Women's National Council in Lucerna Hall, Prague, 26.11.1937. Other performances: opened the 1938 ISCM Festival in London where it was performed by BBC Orchestra and Kapralova as conductor at Queen's Hall on 17.6.1938; Brno Radio Orchestra and Bretislav Bakala [cond.] in Brno on 2.1940 and 20.7.1940; Czech Philharmonic and Rafael Kubelik (?) in 1945 in Prague; Brnenska Beseda Philharmonic Orchestra and Bretislav Bakala [cond.] in May 1946; Symphony Orchestra of AUS VN and Pavel Vondruska [cond.] at the Prague Spring Festival, Valdstejnska jizdarna, Prague, on 26.5.1957; Brno Philharmonic and Otakar Trhlik [cond.] for the Brno Radio, 1960; The Radio Poland Symphony Orchestra and Jan Krenz [cond.] at the Prague Spring Festival, Smetanova sin, Prague on 16.5.1960; Das Meininger Orchester in Meiningen on 9.3.1960 (German premiere); Brno Philharmonic and Franco Gallini in Brno on 23.9.1965; by Zdenek Macal [cond.] in Olomouc in 1965; by (?) in Smetanova sin in Prague, on 20.6.1990; Brno Philharmonic and Frantisek Jilek [cond.] for the Brno Radio in 1964 and 1991 - the 1991 recording released by the Studio Matous label in 1998 and broadcast by De Concertzender Radio in Holland on 7.7.1999 and 12.7.1999, by Radio Orange FM 94.0 in Vienna, Austria on 8.12.1999, by Radio Vltava, CR, on 15.8.2000 and 17.10.2000, by Southeastern Public Radio (United States) on 23.3.2001. The work's finale [excerpt] was broadcast on CBC Radio Two, Canada, on 3.5.2001. Performed by Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic Orchestra and Tomas Hanus [cond.] in Rudolfinum, Prague on 22.3.2000; Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic and Vladoslav Czarnecky [cond.] on 5.10.2000 in Zlin; Philharmonic Orchestra of Marianske Lazne with Jonathan Sternberg [cond.] on 30.11.2000. Recorded for a tv documentary Last Concertino by Brno Philharmonic and Tomas Hanus on VUT premises in Brno on 19. and 20.3.2001. TV documentary introduced at the International TV Film Festival Golden Prague on May 6-10, 2001 and previewed in Kino ART in Brno on 16.5.2001. TV premiere on 3.6.2001 on CTV 2, repeated broadcast on 28.7.2001, 8.1.2005, 12.1.2005, and 25.12.2009. Performed by New London Orchestra and Ronald Corp [cond.] in a renewed premiere of the work in London, UCL Bloomsbury Theatre, on 10.12.2001. The 1998 Studio Matous recording of the work was broadcast on WPRB in Princeton, United States on 12.3.2003, and on Sveriges Radio P2 on 30.8. and 5.9. 2004; by Czech Radio 3 (Vltava) on 27.8.2003 as part of the 45-minute documentary Skladatelka a dirigentka Vitezslava Kapralova, on 8.11.2003 as part of the 59-minute documentary "Vitezslava Kapralova [1915-1940]," on 21.1.2004 as part of the radio program Zeny slavnych muzu III, on 12.1.2005 as part of the radio program Akademie, on 8.4.2005 during "Into the Light" by KMFA 89.5 (Austin, TX) and webcast on 10.4.2005 by KAMU FM (Austin, TX). Performed by Akademie Praha Chamber Orchestra with conductor Pavel Hryzak at Lichtenstein Palace in Prague on 7.6.2005 and on 25.10.2005. The 1991 recording released on the Studio Matous label was broadcast during Classical Discoveries by WPRB Princeton on 16.11.2005 and during Into the Light by KMFA Austin on 30.12.2005. Performance by the Brno Philharmonic with Frantisek Jilek (the 1998 Studio Matous release) was broadcast by the Czech Radio 3 on 19.1.2007, by Vara Radio 4 (Hilversum, the Netherlands) during the Componist van de week program on 13.6.2007 and in a repeat broadcast on 15.8.2007, and by WDR3 during Musikpassagen on 4.1.2008. The Czech Radio (Studio Brno) archival recording of the work by the Brno Philharmonic conducted by Otakar Trhlik was broadcast by Czech Radio 3 (Vltava) on 8.12.2008. The Brno Radio recording featuring the Brno Philharmonic with Frantisek Jilek was broadcast during the Contemporary Music from Brno program on Czech Radio 3 (Vltava) on 14.10.2009. Performed by Pilsen Philharmonic conducted by Tomas Brauner in Mestanska beseda hall in Pilsen, Czech Republic, on 29.10.2009.

For Ever / Navzdy, op. 12. Voice and piano / zpev a klavir. 1936-37.
Radio premiere: on 3.10.1937 in Prague, most likely performed by Jarmila Vavrdova and Frantisek Vrana; first known concert performance: on 9.11.1937, by Jarmila Vavrdova and Frantisek Vrana at Umelecka Beseda in Prague. Other performances: 11.11.1937 by Jarmila Vavrdova in Prague; 11.11.1937 by Milada Gotthardova and Ludvik Kundera at a concert of the Moravian Composers Club in Brno; 21.2.1938 by Jarmila Vavrdova and Frantisek Vrana in Ceske Budejovice; 7.3.1938 by Jarmila Vavrdova and Frantisek Vrana in Prague(?); 26.11.1945 by Jarmila Vymazalova and Jan Hus Tichy at a concert of Pritomnost Society in Prague; 23.1.1946 by Milada Gotthardova-Weinbergrova and Ludvik Kundera at a concert organized by Moravian Composers Club in Brno; 6.2.1946 by Jarmila Vavrdova and Dr. Vaclav Holzknecht at a concert of Umelecka Beseda in Prague; 10.4.1946 by Libuse Domaninska and Milan Masa in Brno; 23.1.1955 by Milada Weinbergrova and Jan Erml [pf] in Brno; 24.1.1955 by Heda Stonavska [pf] and Bela Dejmkova at a concert organized by the Janacek Academy in collaboration with the Czechoslovak Composers Union in Brno; 9.12.1955 by Ludmila Gaudlova [voice] and Jan Hus Tichy [pf] at AMU, Prague; by Agia Formankova and Milan Masa [pf] at the "Brnensky hudebni maj" festival in Brno on 25.5.1961; by Olga Dvorakova and Jan Erml in 1963 for the Brno Radio; by Vlasta Prosova and Marie Maresova [pf] on 17.3.1965 in Prague at an anniversary concert organized by the Czechoslovak Composers Union; by prof. Heirova [pf] and prof. Plasilova [voice] in Brno in December 1965; by Anna Kratochvilova and Drahomira Ritzova [pf] on 21.2.1988; Jill Gomez [S] and John Constable [pf] in a BBC Radio broadcast on 15.4.1988; Magda Klobouckova [voice] and Drahomira Ritzova [pf] in 1991 for The Brno Radio; Jaroslava Janska [voice] and Frantisek Kratochvil [pf] at the concert presented by the Bohuslav Martinu Society (Brno) and ZUS Brno-Kralove Pole on 13.9.1994; as part of Concert Series of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra in Prague on 16.2.1999; Phillipa Dames-Longworth and Stephen Gutman [pf] at the Dartington International Summer School, Czech Music Week in Devon, Great Britain on 15.8.1999; Tomas Visek [pf] and Monika Splouchalova at the concert of renewed Pritomnost Society in Prague on 9.2.2000; Ivana Konecna [S] and Jan Kral [pf] at the Brno Conservatory on 2.5.2000 and in Tri Studne on 6.9.2000; Ivona Konecna [S] and Giovanna Jezkova [pf] at the Janacek Academy of Music concert in Brno on 6.2.2001; Jennifer Goltz [S] and Eric Melear [pf] at the University of Michigan School of Music on 13.2.2001 and 17.4.2001; Jennifer Goltz [S] and Frank Chiou [pf] at the University of Michigan Stearns Building, Cady Room, Ann Arbor, Michigan, on 10.3.2001; Jennifer Raggett [S] and Timothy Cheek [pf] at McIntosh Theatre, School of Music, The University of Michigan, on 5.12. and 7.12.2001; Melody Racine [MS] and Timothy Cheek [pf] at the Britton Recital Hall, University of Michigan School of Music, on 24.1.2002. The latter performance broadcast on UMTV (U of Michigan), Channel 22 on 22.2.2002 at 18:00. Repeat broadcasts: 24.2.2002 at 21:00, 27.2.2002 at 21:00, 28.2.2002 at 19:00, 22.3.2002 at 19:00, 25.3.2002 at 20:00, 27.3.2002 at 21:00, 31.3.2002 at 19:00, 17.6.2002 at 19:30, 20.6.2002 at 22:30, 8.7.2002 at 20:00, 14.7.2002 at 18:00, 25.7.2002 at 18:00, 30.7.2002 at 18:00, 15.8.2002 at 19:00, 26.8.2002 at 22:00, 4.5.2003 at 9:00, 5.5.2003 at 11:00, 6.5.2003 at 2:00 and 16:00, 31.5.2003 at 21:00, 1.6.2003 at 11:00, 2.6.2003 at 2:00 and 16:00, 7.7.2003 at 17:00, 8.7.2003 at 7:00 and 22:00, 9.7.2003 at 12:00, 17.3.2003 at 20:00, 18.7.2003 at 10:00, and 19.7.2003 at 1:00 and 15:00. Jennifer Goltz [S] and Timothy Cheek [pf] at the national conference of College Music Society in Kansas City, Missouri, on 27.9.2002; For Ever by Diana Dumpel [S] and Steven McGhee [pf] and Hands by Megan Besley [MS] and Bonnie Wagner [pf] at the University of Michigan School of Music on 8.10.2002; For Ever by Dagmar Zvonickova [S] and Martin Marek [pf] as part of the 59-minute radio documentary Vitezslava Kapralova [1915-1940] premiered by Czech Radio (Vltava) on 8.11.2003. For Ever performed by Dianna Dumpel and Timothy Cheek at the Northside Presbyterian Church in Ann Arbor on 1.2.2004. The performance of Hands, by Dana Buresova and Timothy Cheek (the 2003 Supraphon recording), was broadcast by Czech Radio 3 (Vltava) on 3.2.2004 and by BBC Radio 3 on 21.2.2004. For Ever performed by Jill Pearon and Kirk Severtson [pf] in Postdam, NY on 26.3.2004; by Dianna Dumpel and Timothy Cheek at the "Women Composers' Collage Concert" in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on 4.4.2004; by Jill Pearon [S] and Kirk Severtson [pf] during the Hearthside Performance Series at Lake Placid Centre for the Arts on 2.5.2004. The "Birthday Concert" performance of the work (University of Michigan, 24.1.2002) was broadcast on AnnArbor Alive in Michigan on 5.5. and 8.5.2004. Risa Renae Harman [S] and Timothy Cheek [pf] at Bay View Music Festival, Bay View, MI, on 14.7.2004; Arielle Rosenberg and Timothy Cheek [pf] at Bel Canto Northwest Vocal Institute in Portland, Oregon on 22.7.2004. Song For Ever from the cycle For Ever, op. 12 was performed by Kimberly Haynes [S] and Timothy Cheek in Dolna Krupa, Slovakia on 6.11.2004, at JAMU in Brno on 8.11.2004, and at Palffy Palace in Prague on 19.11.2004. For Ever was performed by Kira Slovacek and Thomas Bandy [pf] at Northside Community Church, Ann Arbor, Michigan on 9.10.2004. Song For Ever was broadcast by Czech Radio 3 (Vltava) during the program "Akademie z Brna" on 12.1.2005 (Radio Brno recording) and during the program "Slovo o hudbe" on 1.6.2005 (the 2003 Supraphon recording). The cycle was performed by Kira Slovacek and Timothy Cheek at the Komponisten und Ihr Werk Festival in Kassel, Germany, on 19.11.2005. For Ever was performed by Lorraine Sullivan [S] and Nicholas Hutchinson [pf] at the Slavic Vocal Literature Class Recital at the University of Michigan School of Music on 5.12.2005. Performed by Jan Kral [pf] at JAMU in Brno on 28.4.2006. The cycle was performed by Irene Maessen [S] and Marja Bon [pf] at the Jagthuis Festival in Nederhost den Berg, The Netherlands, on 26.5.2006; by Daniel Weeks [T] and Naomi Olighant [pf] at the University of Louisville School of Music, Kentucky, on 1.10.2006 and on 9.11.2006; by Andrea Brozakova and Vojtech Novak [pf] in J.K. Tyl Theatre in Pilsen on 11.2.2007; and by Daniel Weeks [T] and Naomi Oliphant [pf] at the Kentucky State University on 27.2.2007, at the Transylvania University in Lexington, KY on 1.3.2007, at the Sisters of Loretto Motherhouse Chapel in Nerinx, KY on 15.3.2007, and at the MTNA Collaborative Conference in Toronto on 26.3.2007. The song Forever was performed by Diane Cushing [S] and Virginia Eskin [pf] at the Keene State College in New Hampshire on 5.3.2007 and by Irene Maessen [S] and Marja Bon [pf] at the Amstelkerk in Amsterdam on 20.3.2007; Private recording of the cycle, performed by Daniel Weeks [T] and Naomi Oliphant [pf] was broadcast during the Componist van de week program by Vara Radio 4 (Hilversum, the Netherlands) on 12.6.2007. Performed by Whitney Hollis [S] and Timothy Cheek [pf] at Shenandoah Conservatory, Wincester, Virginia, on 11.11.2007. Performed by Daniel Weeks [T] and Naomi Oliphant [pf] at the JAMU Recital Hall in Brno, Czech Republic, on 7.1.2008, at the Recital Hall of the Akademia Muzycczna im. Karola Szymanowskiego in Katowice, Poland, on 9.1.2008, and at the Town Hall of Gliwice, Poland, on 10.1.2008. Performance by Klara Kartakova [S] and Zdenka Ledvinova [pf], recorded by Czech Radio (Pilsen Studio), was premier broadcast in the radio program Contemporary Music from Pilsen by Czech Radio 3 (Vltava) on 21.2.2008. Performed by Daniel Weeks [T] and Timothy Cheek [pf] at the Medical Centre in Marquette, Michagan, on 28.2.2008, at the Finnish American Cultural Centre in Hancock, Michigan on 1.3.2008, and at the Pine Mountain Resort in Iron Mountain, Michigan, on 2.3.2008. Performed by Risa Renae Harman [S] and Dror Semmel at Stony Brook University in New York on 3.4. 2008. The Supraphon recording of the cycle (Cheek, Buresova) was broadcast by CKWR Waterloo, Canada on 21.4.2008. Private recording of the performance by Daniel Weeks [T] and Naomi Oliphant [pf] was broadcast by Radio Vara 4 (The Netherlands) on 10.10. 2008. Performed by Tena Greene [S] and Karen Sams [pf] at the University of North Carolina at Asheville, USA on 9.11. and 13.11.2008; by Jody Doktor [S] and Jeremy Reger [pf] at the University of Michigan School of Music, Ann Arbor, United States on 22.11.2008; the song For Ever was performed by Sibongile Boyd [S] and Timothy Cheek [pf] at the Binghamton University, NY on 23.11.2008. The Centaur Records recording of the cycle by Daniel Weeks and Naomi Oliphant was broadcast during the Woman in Music series produced by Tim Quick for CKWR in Waterloo, Ontario on 2.2.2009. The song For Ever was performed by Sibongile Boyd [S] and Margaret Reitz [pf] at Binghamton University in New York, on 15.3.2009. Performed by Lisa Marut [S] and Andy Dixon [pf] at the University of Oklahoma on 4.4.2009.

Ostinato Fox. Piano / klavir. 1937. Performed by Virginia Eskin (first known concert performance) at the Beth El Temple Center in Belmont, MA on 25.1.2009.