mins.; BL) Sonata da Camera (c1948, 15 mins.) String Quartet No. 3, Quartettolirico (1951; 23 mins.; Schott; BL) Concert Piece for violin and piano (1954; 8 mins.; Schott; BL) Fantasia per Flauto, Corno e Quartetto d'archi (1956; Edizioni Suvini Zerboni, Milano) Permutazioni a Cinque for wind quintet (1958; 6.5 mins.; Schott; BL) Violin Sonata (1960; 20mins; Schott; BL) Vocal works with orchestra Ulysses : cantata for tenor solo, choir and orchestra (1947; 45 mins.; Schott; BL) Cantata Secularis: the Four Seasons (text from the Carmina Burana) (1949-1952; 20 mins. Schott; BL) Three Fragments from the Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man: chamber cantata for speaker, wordless chorus, orchestra ( 18 min.; Schott; BL) A cappella choral music Missa Brevis (1924, revised 1950; 14 mins.; Curwen; BL) Three Nonsense Songs (lyrics by Edward Lear; 1956) Songs for solo voice/choral and accompaniment Three Morgenstern Songs (1929) for voice and clarinet To Poetry (1952; 18 mins.; BL) The Famous Tay Whale (text by William McGonagall)( BL) The Greek Folk Songs (11 mins.) The French Songs (7 mins.) Medieval French Songs Petőfi Songs (4 Hungarian Folk Songs) (12 m ins.) The Yugoslav Folk Songs Three Hungarian Folk Songs The Owl and the Pussycat (1957) for voice, violin and guitar Stage/ballet Eva spielt mit Puppen (1934) The Invitation (1960; BL) Selected filmography Figurehead (1952, short film) The Fake (1953) Animal Farm (1954) The Diamond (1954) A Town Like Alice (1956) Robbery Under Arms (1957) Chase a Crooked Shadow (1958) References Further reading Hair, Graham. "Matyas Seiber’s Improvisations for Jazz Band and Symphony Orchestra". n-ISM (Network for Interdisciplinary Studies in Science, Technology, and Music) website (accessed 26 January 2019). Karolyi, Otto. Modern British Music.: The Second British Musical Renaissance, from Elgar to P. Maxwell Davies. Associated University Presses, 1994. Leach, Gerald. British Composer Profiles. A Biographical Dictionary and Chronology of Past British Composers 1800–1979. British Music Society, 1980. Lyman, Darryl. Great Jews in Music. J. D. Publishers, 1986. Sadie, Stanley (ed.). The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians London: Macmillan Publishers, 1980. List of émigré composers in Britain External links Online recordings of Mátyás Seiber's music (British Library) Mátyás Seiber 2005 centenary website The early reception of jazz in Germany: Mátyás Seiber and the Jazz Orchester of the Hoch Conservatory in a radio recording from 1931 The first jazz theory class at the Hoch Conservatory in Frankfurt, Germany 1905 births 1960 deaths 20th-century