Phenomenon" (1969) for the newspaper El Espectador. Between 1969 and 1970, Nova directed Asimetrías, a Radiodifusora Nacional radio series which presented 22 sessions of new music works and analysis. In 1970 she established the New Music Group to perform works by living composers, with special emphasis on Latin America, but because of her health, the ensemble had limited engagements. Awards and honors Festival de Música de Caracas Award for Chamber Orchestra 1966 for 12 Mobile Third prize in the Composition of the Colombian Institute of Culture 1977 for "Pitecanthropus" for symphony orchestra, voices and electronic sounds Posthumous recognition from the Colombian Institute of Culture Compositions Nova composed for multiple genres including orchestra, chamber ensembles, and solo instruments. She also wrote works for popular theater and film soundtracks including Machu Picchu and Francisco Norden's film The Guerrilla Priest Camilo. She also composed for Son et lumière projects. Selected works include: Fantasy for piano Little Suite for string quartet Transitions for piano (1964-1965) Asymmetries for flute, cymbals, and tam-tams Opposition-Fusion for tape (1968) Echos I for piano and electronic sounds 12 Mobile for symphony orchestra (1965) Metamorphosis III for symphony orchestra (1965) Music for Macbeth for chamber group Julius Caesar for theater Hiroshima, oratorio, text by Dora Castellanos, for symphony orchestra, countertenor, contralto, 16 female voices, choir, and tape Omaggio a Catullus (Homage to Catullus) for spoken voices, piano, harmonium, percussion, and electronic sounds HK 70 Creation of the Earth Performances and Recent Presentations In 2019, the Blaffer Art Museum at the University of Houston presented an exhibition around Nova's 1972 work Creación de la Tierra. References External links Full list of works 1935 births 1975 deaths 20th-century classical composers 20th-century women composers Colombian composers Women classical composers Women in electronic music