Fourteen pieces written from age 10 to 14 (1968-1972), influences of boogie-woogie, jazz, and contemporary tonality. Includes: "Bathtub Jazz", "No. 11", "Wyoming Trilogy", "No. 33", "No. 41 (Western)", "No. 49", "Southern Mississippi River Song", "No. 66", "No. 94", "No. 112 (After Summer's Rain)", "Strawberry March", "Finger Bells", Take-Off on Moonlight Sonata", "Prelude in Five". Most pieces found on CDs "Early Piano Works" and "Early Piano Works vol. 2". Pieces 1-4 min. each. Piano. Easy to difficult. 48 pgs.

Twelve pieces written from ages 12 to 17 (1970-1975), influences of Gershwin, jazz, and contemporary tonality. Includes: "No. 46", "No. 80", "No. 114", "No. 126", "No. 136", "Ray's Horses", "Martian Bird Chase", "Reflections Boogie", "Sad Birds", "Sleep", "D. Maj. Medley", "Piece 1975", and additional jazz tune "Smoky Room". All pieces found on CD "Early Piano Works vol. 2". 1-4 min. each. Piano. Easy to difficult. Urtext manuscript. 33 pgs.

Twelve of the best pieces written from age 13 to 17 (1971-1975). Jazz and contemporary tonality. In two volumes; includes: vol. 1: "Carnival", "Two Part Invention", "Rain Song", "Variations on No. 107", "First Love", "Bird Song"; vol. 2: "No. 120 (Odyssey)", "Bayou", "Prelude to No. 120", "Wildflowers", "Spanish Dance", "Tootsie Roll". Most pieces found on CDs "Early Piano Works" and "Early Piano Works vol. 2". 1-4 min. each. Piano. Moderate to difficult. 22 and 22 pgs.

Nine pieces written from ages 15-17 (1973-1975), influences of jazz, Gershwin, and the language of American popular song. Includes: "The Opener", "Carrie's Song", "Rani's Song", "A Gershwin Interlude", "After David Kraehenbuehl", "Balloons", "E-Eb Odyssey", "Day's End", "A Tribute to Gershwin". All pieces found on CDs "Early Piano Works" and "Early Piano Works vol. 2". 2-3 min. each. Piano. Moderate to difficult. 25 pgs.

Piece written in farewell to a Unitarian youth church advisor. Soft, delicate and dainty. Influences of the language of American popular song. 3 min. Piano. Moderate. 4 pgs.