for dance, two ballet scores were prepared by the composer using adaptations of existing works with new material. Cain and Abel (1968, a reworking of Sinfonia Sacra and Tragic Overture with new material) Miss Julie (1970, a reworking of Nocturne, Rhapsody, Autumn Music and Polonia with new material) Chamber Classical Suite, for string quartet (1933, lost 1944) Piano Trio (1934, lost 1944, reconstructed 1945, revised 1977) Quintetto Accademico, for flute, oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon (1953, revised 1956, lost, was rediscovered in 1994) Triangles, for three flutes and three cellos (1972) String Quartet No. 1 (1976) String Quartet No. 2 Messages (1980) Song to the Virgin Mary, for string sextet (1987 arrangement of 1964 vocal work) String Sextet Train of Thoughts (1987) String Quartet No. 3 Wycinanki ("Cutouts") (1990) Instrumental Variations, for piano (1933, lost 1944) Twelve Miniature Studies, for piano, originally titled Circle of Fifths (1947, Book I revised 1955, Book II revised 1964) Reflections, for piano (1968) Pentasonata, for piano (1984) Pieces for young players Two Lyric Pieces [1: woodwind and brass, 2: strings] (1963) Thames Pageant, cantata for young players and singers (1969, English text by Camilla Jessel) A Procession for Peace (1982–83) See also List of Polish composers List of émigré composers in Britain Music of Poland List of Poles Poles in the United Kingdom Notes References Tadeusz Kaczyński, Andrzej Panufnik i jego muzyka, Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN, Warszawa 1994 External links Andrzej Panufnik official website Andrzej Panufnik website at the Polish Music Information Centre Panufnik page at Boosey and Hawkes, Panufnik's publisher Andrzej Panufnik at Culture.pl Collection: Andrzej Panufnik at Ninateka.pl 1914 births 1991 deaths 20th-century British composers 20th-century classical composers 20th-century conductors (music) 20th-century British male musicians 20th-century British musicians British classical composers British conductors (music) British male classical composers Burials at Richmond Cemetery Chopin University of Music alumni Composers awarded knighthoods Knights Bachelor Male conductors (music) Musicians from Warsaw Naturalised citizens of the United Kingdom Polish classical composers Polish conductors (music) Polish defectors Polish emigrants to the United Kingdom Polish male classical composers Recipients of the State Award Badge (Poland) People associated with the magazine "Kultura"