(1992-1993) El vuelo del águila (Don Porfirio) (1994) I'm Losing You (1996) Opera Encuentro en el ocaso (1979) La hija de Rappaccini (1989) La hija de Rappaccini (Reduced alternate orchestration) (1989) Florencia en el Amazonas (1996) Salsipuedes: a Tale of Love, War and Anchovies (1999) Il Postino (2010) Meet John Doe (Incomplete) (2010) Orchestral Hetaera Esmeralda (1975) El Árbol de la Vida: variaciones sinfónicas (The Tree of Life) (1980) En un Doblez del Tiempo (A Fold in Time) (1982) Tu son, tu risa, tu sonrisa (1991) El vuelo del águila (Don Porfirio) (The Eagle's Flight) (1994) Florencia en el Amazonas: Suite for Orchestra (2003) Solo Instrument Variaciones para piano ca (1977) Encantamiento, for 2 recorders (1989) Vals “Don Porfirio” (1994) Son de Salsipuedes (1999) Solo Voice and Piano “Giovanni’s Aria” (1983-1989) “Contristada” (1991) “Del Destino” (1996) “Duet Act I (Now that I Have Found You)” (1992-1993) “Comprendo” (1992-1993) “Nothing can go Wrong” (1992-1993) “Song (When I am dead)” (1992-1993) “There were days” (1992-1993) “Trust, Antonieta…” (1992-1993) “You that think love…” (1992-1993) “Hail the World’s Soul and Mine!” (Undated) Soloist and Orchestra Ocaso de medianoche (1977) Mariposa de obsidiana (1984) Terra Final (1985) Caribbean Airs (2007) Books Partitura inacabada (1989) See also Los Cinco References External links Official Website of Daniel Catán Daniel Catán Papers at the Harry Ransom Center G. Schirmer Inc. Daniel Catán's Music Publisher A brief official biography authorized by the composer's estate. Short biography on naxos.com Anastasia Tsioulcas, "Daniel Catán, Composer Of Lyrical Operas, Dead At 62". National Public Radio, "Deceptive Cadence" blog, 11 April 2011 "Composer Daniel Catan dies unexpectedly at 62" Los Angeles Times, "Culture Monster" blog, 11 April 2011 1949 births 2011 deaths 20th-century Sephardi Jews Alumni of the University of Southampton Alumni of the University of Sussex Jewish classical composers Mexican classical composers Mexican male classical composers Mexican opera composers Jewish opera composers Male opera composers Mexican Sephardi Jews Mexican people of Russian-Jewish descent Princeton University alumni University of Texas at Austin faculty Musicians from Mexico City