for piano trio (2003) Trumpeter for solo trumpet (2003) Day for orchestra (versions for strings and full orchestra (2005) Lisbon for piano and ensemble (2006) First Sorrow (String Quartet No. 4) (2006 Karl Heinz Stockhausen (1928–2007) for voice and piano (2008) Feldman's Sixpenny Editions for large ensemble (2008) Le Vieux Sourd for piano (2008) Beethoven for bass voice and large ensemble (2008) No other people for orchestra (2009) Schott and Sons, Mainz for solo bass voice and choir (2009) Piano Concerto (2012) O Tannenbaum for choir or voice and piano (2012) No People for ensemble (nonet) (2013) Humiliated and Insulted for piano (2013) Baroness von Ritkart for orchestra or any number of instruments: 1 – Clever, noble, but not talented. 2 – Talented, noble, but not clever. 3 – Talented, clever, but not noble. (2014) Crossing the Bar for voice and any instruments or orchestra (2014) The Destruction of Sodom for 8 horns and 2 wind machines (2015) Canada for voice and orchestra (2017) Organ Concerto for organ and orchestra (2018) Viola Concerto (2019) Reception It was written in The Irish Times that "no other Irish composer springs to mind who carries the same aura of excitement and originality or whose music means so much to such a wide range of listeners. Certainly, there has been no Irish premiere that has made the impression of The Conquest of Ireland (heard in the festival's opening concert las Wednesday) since Barry's opera The Intelligence Park was seen at the Gate Theatre in 1990". In a 2013 guide to Barry's musical output, Tom Service of The Guardian praised Chevaux-de-frise (1988), The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant (2005), Lisbon (2006), Beethoven (2008), and The Importance of Being Earnest (2012). Recordings Gerald Barry: Chamber and Solo Piano Works. Nua Nós, Noriko Kawai (piano), Dáirine Ní Mheadhra (conductor): NMC DO22 (1994). Barry. Orchestral Works. National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland, Robert Houlohan (conductor): Marco Polo 8.225006 (1997). The Triumph of Beauty and Deceit. Soloists, Composers Ensemble, Diego Masson: Largo 5135 (1998). Things That Gain. Music for piano, 2 pianos, chamber and vocal music. Gerald Barry and Kevin Volans (pianos), Xenia Ensemble. Nicholas Clapton (countertenor): Black Box Music BBM 1011 (1998). La Jalousie Taciturne. Irish Chamber Orchestra, Fionnuala Hunt (conductor): Black Box Music BBM 1013 (1998). Snow is White. The Schubert Ensemble: NMC D075 (2001). In the Asylum. Trio Fibonacci: NMC D107 (2005). The Intelligence Park. Almeida