strings (1951) Triptych for string quartet (1953) Intrada, Fugue and Postlude for brass ensemble (1960) Trio for oboe, viola, and piano (1964) Elegy for viola and piano (1967) Duo for harp and tape (1971) Intermezzo for viola and harp (1980) Piano Impressionist (1940) Sonata for Piano (1947) Dynamisms for 2 pianos (1966) Prelude in E (? 1968) Organ Three Christmas Tunes (1960) Four Chorale Voluntaries (1981) Vocal Zion in Exile, Cantata for soprano, tenor, baritone and bass soli, mixed chorus and orchestra (1937) Madrigal for a Bright Morning for mixed chorus (1942); words by John R. Slater The Twenty-Third Psalm for mixed chorus and organ (1943) Three Songs after Shakespeare for soprano and piano (1948) Mass in G for mixed chorus and orchestra (1951) Poems for Music, Four Songs for soprano and orchestra (1958); poems by Robert Hillyer Diversify the Abyss for male chorus and piano (1963); words by Hyam Plutzik Missa Sanctis Thomae for unison voices (1963) We All Believe in One True God for mixed chorus, brass quartet (ad libitum) and organ (1965); words by Tobias Clausnitzer Wait for the Promise of the Father for soloists, chorus, organ, and orchestra (1968) Voices of Darkness for reader, piano, percussion and tape (1974) Voices of Faith for soprano solo, narrator, mixed chorus and orchestra (1975) Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking for chamber chorus, tenor solo, clarinet, viola, piano, and electronic tape (1978) The Seven Seals of Revelation for chorus and orchestra (1989) Electronic media Study in Electronic Sound (1965) Moonflight (1970) Soundprints in Concrete (1975) Books Foundations of Music. References External links Wayne Barlow page [ Allmusic page] Interview with Wayne Barlow, September 10, 1988 Wayne Barlow Collection at the Sibley Music Library, Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester American male classical composers American classical composers 20th-century classical composers 1912 births 1996 deaths Eastman School of Music alumni Eastman School of Music faculty People from Elyria, Ohio 20th-century American composers 20th-century American male musicians Classical musicians from Ohio