Jessica Ackerley: Shadow Drawing No. 5: Svalbard Fjords and Glaciers (2025)

Katherine Balch: drip music (2019) for Argus Quartet, made possible with the support of Concert Artists Guild, premiered at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall

Joseph Bohigian: Rerooted (2022) for Argus Quartet, a project about Syrian-Armenian refugees, funded by New Music USA Creator Development Fund

Christopher Cerrone: string quartet arrangement of How to Breathe Underwater (2016) for Argus Quartet

JunYi Chow: The Wind Sings III (2025) for solo violin

Donald Crockett: Travelling Symphony for string quartet (2017) for Argus Quartet, made possible by Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts

David Crowell: Cloud Forest (2021) for Argus Quartet, supported by Dumbarton Oaks

Eric Guinivan: String Quartet No. 1 (2014) for Argus Quartet, made possible by a classical commissioning grant from Chamber Music America; Autumn Dusk (2015) for Argus Quartet

Bobby Ge: new work for solo violin (2026)

Molly Herron: Orchesography (2023) for 48 St. Stephen

Noah K.: Jazz for solo violin (2021)

Thomas Kotcheff: scratch cradle (2015) for Argus Quartet

Anne Leilehua Lanzilotti: ahupaa’a for string quartet (2022) for Argus Quartet, funded by the National Performance Network (NPN) Creation & Development Fund

Yoon-Ji Lee: Getting Closer (2021) for 48 St. Stephen, funded by St. Botolph Club Foundation

Shuying Li: Miss Ying-Ning (2019) for Argus Quaertet, funded by the New Jersey Composer’s Guild

A.J. McCaffrey: Sometimes Even Music Cannot Substitute for Tears (2025) for solo violin and ensemble, written in memory of Sarah Gibson; Air, Ear, Ire, Hour, Aura (2018) for piano trio

Jessica Meyer: Of Being (2021) for Argus Quartet, made possible by a classical commissioning grant from Chamber Music America

Bongani Ndodana-Breen: Khanyisa (2020) for 48 St. Stephen, funded by St. Botolph Club Foundation

Jordan Nelson: eleven attempts at goodbye (2025) in memory of Sarah Gibson; Source, a concerto for solo violin, four singers, and chamber ensemble (2013); Interstellar Travel Itinerary for violin and live processing (2013); Two Mythological Birds for solo violin (2012); Three Mythological Cats for solo violin (2020)

Patrick O’Malley: Prelude (2020) for 48 St. Stephen; Violin Concerto “Between Two Chasms” (2018)

Thomas Osborne: Ke kai lipolipo polihua a Kāne / The Distant Deep Blue Sea (2025) for violin, geomungo, and piano

Christopher Stark: cocci di tempo (2022) for violin, piano, and electronics, for 48 St. Stephen

Juri Seo: String Quartet No. 1 (2017) for Argus Quartet, funded with the generous support from the Koussevitzy Foundation

Daniel Silliman: scanner/scrawler for violin and electronics (2016); scaffold for piano trio (2014)

Sepehr Pirasteh: new work for solo violin (2026)

Dan VanHassel: Sonata (2024) for 48 St. Stephen