quartet (1997) "Five movements" for violoncello and piano (1997) "Consonances" VII for solo harp (1998) "Parallel musics" for saxophone, cello and piano (2001) "Incantations" III for cello and tape (2002) Books Componistica muzicală: Un inefabil demers între fantezie şi rigoare (Musical composition: An ineffable act between fantasy and mathematical rigor). Editura Universității Naționale de Muzică, 2005 Discography Alexandra was a member of the Vox Novus consortium. Several of her compositions for the consortium's 60x60 project appear on: 60x60 (2004–2005). Vox Novus VN-001 60x60 (2006–2007). Vox Novus VN-002 Her 1981 choral work Soarele Si Luna appears on: Contemporary Music IV - music by Paul Constantinescu, Pascal Bentoiu, Liana Alexandra, Laurentiu Profeta, et al. Conducted by Marin Constantin, 1998, re-released 2005. Electrecord 260 Symphonies number 2, “Imnuri”, and number 3, “Diacronii”, were released on Electrecord LP ST-ECE 02183, recorded in 1977, performed by the Romanian Radio & Television Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Iosif Conta and Liviu Ionescu. References Further reading Tartler, Grete (1984). Melopoetica. Editura Eminescu (Romanian) External links Nichifor, Şerban (ed.) (2011). Liana Alexandra: Marturii despre muzica ei (Liana Alexandra: Confessions about her Music). Editura Stephanus (bilingual version in Romanian and English on archive.org) Liana Alexandra's official YouTube channel Works by and about Liana Alexandra on WorldCat 1947 births 2011 deaths 20th-century classical composers Women classical composers Romanian classical composers National University of Music Bucharest alumni Academic staff of the National University of Music Bucharest Pupils of Karlheinz Stockhausen Women music educators 20th-century women composers