contrabass, percussion, synthesizer, libretto by Allen Ginsberg, 1999 The Deus Ex Machina Cycle, two sopranos, baritone, harpsichord, string quartet, flute; libretto by, among others: Lauten, Rilke, Verlaine, Pascal, and Steven Hall, 1995 Existence, yenor, soprano, mezzo-soprano and narrator, piano, synthesizer, percussion; music and libretto by Lauten, 1990 The Death of Don Juan, computer generated tape, 4 sopranos, harpsichord, Trine (custom lyre), cello, synthesizer, Grand Trine (custom harp); music and libretto by Lauten, 1985 Orchestral Harmonic Protection Circle, 2003 Symphony 2001, 2000 Soundtracks Crossroads Variations, solo piano, 2004 Harmonic Protection Circle 2004, synthesizer, electric guitar, percussion, contrabass, 2004 Harmonic Protection Circle 2003, Trine, electric guitar, 2003 The Mystery of the Elements, piano, electronic, 2002 S.O.S.W.T.C., electronic, 2001 Double X, electronic, voice, flute, 1999 Inscapes from Exile, electronic, 1995 Tronik Involutions, electronic, 1993 Remembrance of Things Past, electronic, cello, music for sound installation based on the writing of Marcel Proust, 1988 Untitled , 5 pieces for live Fairlight computer, electric violin, cello, Trine, piano; commissioned by the Lincoln Center Serious Fun Series, 1988 Blue Rhythms, piano and electronic, 1987 Krash Music, electronic, singers, 1986 Sonate Ordinaire, solo piano, 1986 Sonate Modale, piano and tape, 1985 Action Music, piano and sound environment, 1985 Music for the Trine, a custom-designed amplified lyre, electronic, Trine, voice, cello, 1985 Magnetic Fields, electronic, Trine, 1985 The Soundless Sound, electronic, 1984 The Enigma of a Lovely/Loveless Existence, concrete, Casiotone, voice, 1983 Piano Works, piano, concrete, synthesizer, 1983 Discography Tronik Involutions: From the Gaia Cycle Matrix a Work in Umi (1995/1996). Studio 21/OO Discs: 7108. Composed and performed by Elodie Lauten. The Deus Ex Machina Cycle: New music for voices and Baroque ensemble (1999). 4Tay Inc.: CD 4013. Inscapes from Exile (2000). Robi Droli/Newtone: 7004. References External links 1950 births 2014 deaths 20th-century classical composers 21st-century classical composers French emigrants to the United States American women classical composers American classical composers French women classical composers Deaths from cancer in New York (state) People from Manhattan Pupils of La Monte Young Musicians from Paris Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development alumni Women in electronic music 21st-century American composers 20th-century American women musicians 20th-century American composers 20th-century French composers 21st-century French composers 21st-century American women musicians 20th-century women composers 21st-century women composers 20th-century French women musicians