1990. "Selamat Singapadu" for gender wayang quartet, 1988. "Saratoga Springs" for Balinese gamelan angklung, dedicated to Lou Harrison, in press, Balungan, 1986. "Marta Budaja" for Javanese gamelan slendro, in three patet; commissioned by the American composer Lou Harrison, 1983; premiered May 8, 1984; two performances at the Saratoga Springs Music festival 1986; performance at Expo '86, Vancouver, B.C.; in press, Balungan, 1986. "Explosion" for percussion quintet, premiered 1983. "Implosion" for percussion quartet, premiered 1981, published by Somers, 1982. "Aloha Is," text and music for Hawaiian anthem, premiered Honolulu International Center, 1976. "Four Ballads for Tenor Voice, text and music, 1976. "Sound Partials" for 17 Buddhist gongs, commissioned by Hazel Chung for solo choreography, premiered at Theater Vanguard, Los Angeles, 1974. "Negotiated Peace" for string quartert premiered at UCLA,1973. "Sekar Anjar" for Balinese gamelan angklung, commissioned for solo choreography by I Made' Bandem, premiered at Ojai Festival in California, 1972. "Pandji Kesemaran" for Balinese gamelan angklung, commissioned by I Made' Bandem for choreography for three dancers, premiered at Ojai Festival in California, 1972. "Time to Mourn" for seven diverse African, Southeast Asian, and East Asia percussion instruments, commissioned by Hazel Chung for choreography for dance company, premiered at Kennedy Theater, East-West Center, Honolulu, 1968. "Emergence" for eight players, a synthesis of South Asian, Southeast Asian, Polynesian, East Asian, African, and Western musical instruments and concepts (see Documentary Films, "Three for Dance)," 1968. "Owari" for 11 performers, a synthesis of African, Asian, and Western musical instruments and concepts, premiered at Kennedy Theater, East-West Center, Honolulu, 1968. References External links Mantle Hood Receives USINDO Award UCLA Center for Southeast Asia Studies LA Times Obituary Washington Post Obituary UCLA Obituary 1918 births 2005 deaths Ethnomusicologists Gamelan University of Maryland, Baltimore County faculty People from Springfield, Illinois Musicians from Illinois United States Army personnel of World War II UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture alumni University of California, Los Angeles faculty American male composers 20th-century American composers 20th-century American musicologists 20th-century American male musicians