Suite (1969) Peter Grimes Fantasy on themes from the opera by Benjamin Britten (1971) 3 Scottish Ballads (1973) Recitative and Air (1974) (published 1976 as Recitative and Air: In Memoriam Shostakovich) Sonatina Serenissima (In Memoriam Benjamin Britten) (Sonatina No.4) (1973–77) Norse Elegy for Ella Nygard (1976–79) Barra Flyting Toccata (1980) A Rosary of Variations on Seán Ó’Riada’s Irish Folk Mass (1980) Symphonic Elegy for Liszt (1986) A Threepenny Sonatina: Homage to Kurt Weill (Sonatina No.5) (1987–88) Motus Perpetuus (?) Temporibus Fatalibus (1987–88) Beltane Bonfire (1989) A Carlyle Suite (1995) Le Festin d’Alkan: Concerto for solo piano without orchestra (1988–97) Fugue, Variations and Epilogue on a Theme of Bax (1982–83; 2003) Song cycles 19 Songs of Innocence for four solo voices and piano with a cappella chorale, texts by William Blake (1947–8, rev. 1965) Four Vietnamese Miniatures for high voice and harp (or piano), texts by Ho Chi Minh (1965) Border Boyhood for tenor and piano, text by Hugh MacDiarmid (1970) The Infernal City for tenor and piano, texts by Hugh MacDiarmid and Sorley MacLean (1970–71) 9 Haiku for high voice and harp or piano, texts from Japanese poets (School of Bashō) translated by Keith Bosley plus one poem by Keith Bosley (1971) Songs of Quest for baritone and piano, texts by John Davidson (1974) Hills of Home for baritone and piano, texts by R. L. Stevenson (1974) Songs from Factories and Fields for bass-baritone and piano, texts by Hugh MacDiarmid (1977) Lieder ohne Buchstaben (Unspelt Songs) for tenor and piano, texts by A. D. Hope (1982) A Child's Garden of Verses for soprano or tenor and piano with optional treble or young soprano, texts by R. L. Stevenson (1985) References Sources Raymond Clarke, recording notes for Stevenson: Passacaglia on DSCH. Raymond Clarke (piano). Marco Polo 8.223545.Ronald Stevenson: A Musical Biography, by Malcolm MacDonald (Edinburgh, National Library of Scotland, 1989)Ronald Stevenson: The Man and his Music, A Symposium'', edited by Colin Scott-Sutherland with a foreword by Yehudi Menuhin (London, 2005) External links The Ronald Stevenson Society Ronald Stevenson at the Scottish Music Centre Ates Orga Ronald Stevenson Composer-Pianist: A Memoir (June 1999) Digitised scores of Stevenson's compositions can be viewed through the Five Centuries of Scottish Music collection hosted by AHDS Performing Arts Gasser, M., "Ronald Stevenson, Composer-Pianist : An Exegetical Critique from a Pianistic Perspective" (Edith Cowan University Press, Western Australia, 2013) Chris Walton, "Composer in Interview: Ronald Stevenson –