Diego Vega

Orchestra and Large Ensemble

• Symphony in One Movement (1993)
  Premiered by Orquesta Sinfónica de Colombia, Dimitar Manolov, 1993
• Symphony for String Orchestra (1992)
  Premiered by Javeriana Chamber Orchestra, Svetoslav Manolov, conductor, 1992.
• First Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra (1996)
  Premiered by Orquesta Sinfónica de Colombia, Dimitar Manolov, conductor; Christopher Jepperson, clarinet.
• Tumbaos for orchestra (2007)
  Commissioned and premiered by the Syracuse University Symphony Orchestra, James Welsch, conductor.
• Second Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra (2008)
  Commissioned and premiered by Orquesta Sinfónica de Colombia and clarinetist Javier Vinasco.
• Symphonic Poems (2009)
  Composed during an artistic residence at the Banff Centre in Canada. Premiered by Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional de Colombia, Baldur Brönnimann, conductor, on July 4 2009
• Audi Reliqua for Wind Ensemble (1998)
  Premiered by CCM Wind Symphony, Mark Babbitt, conductor, 1999
• Multiple Choice for Winds (2003)
  Commissioned by John Hsu and the Cornell Symphony Orchestra. Premiered in February 2004 by the winds of the Cornell Symphony Orchestra, Diego Vega, conductor.
  
• Movement for Piano and Chamber Orchestra (2002)
  Premiered by the Cornell Festival Chamber Orchestra, Cornell University, Augustus Arnone, piano; Diego Vega, conductor, April 2002
• Concerto for Piano and Chamber Orchestra (2004)
  Premiered by the Cornell Festival Chamber Orchestra, Cornell University, April 2004
  Shane Levesque, piano; Diego Vega, conductor

Chamber Music

• Sonata for Piano and Clarinet (1990)
  Premiered by pianist Radostina Petkova and clarinetist Hector Pinzon, 1991
• Suite for Woodwind Quartet (1991)
  Premiered by Kyril Grozdanov, flute; Orlin Petrov, oboe; Hector Pinzon, clarinet; and Leonardo Guevara, bassoon, 1992
• Symphony for Brass Quintet and Timpani(1992)
  Premiered by Ensemble Cinco Cobres, 1993
• De Profundis for Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Cello, Piano, and Percussion (1999)
  Premiered by Ensemble Music 99, CCM, 1999
• String Quartet (2000)
  Premiered by Susie Kelly String Quartet, Cornell University, 2001
  Published by Eafit University, Medellín, Colombia, 2002.
• Diferencias for Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Cello, Piano, and Percussion (2000)
  Premiered by Ensemble Eighth Blackbird, CCM, 2000
• (Di)Ego Dixi for Flute and Piano (2001)
  Premiered by Joshua Nemith, piano, and Heather Verbeck, flute, CCM, 2001
  Published by Eafit University, Medellín, Colombia, 2001
• hlör u fang axaxaxas mlö (2004) for clarinet, violin, cello and piano
  Premiered by Lenora Schneller, clarinet, Kia-Hui Tan, violin, Stephen Palmer, cello, and Emily Goldman, piano; Barnes Hall, Cornell University
• Nocturno for Viola and Piano (2006)
  Premiered by Laura Klugherz, viola, and Steve Heyman, piano, in Hamilton and Syracuse New York in February, 2007.
• Divertimento (2008) for clarinet, violin, cello and piano
  Commissioned by the III Cartagena International Music Festival. Premiered at the III International Music Festival in Cartagena, 2009; José Franch-Ballester, clarinet; Angélica Gámez, violin; Andrés Díaz, cello; Stephen Prutsman, piano, January 16, 2009
• Sinfoniae Profanae (2009) for organ and brass quintet
  Commissioned by Banco de la República de Colombia.

Solo

• Four Piano Pieces (1990)
  Premiered by pianist Radostina Petkova, 1990
  Published by Journal Universitas Humanistica, 1990
• Sonatina (1990)
  Premiered by pianist Radostina Petkova, 1990
  Published by Journal Universitas Humanistica, 1990
• Audi Reliqua for Piano (1998)
  Premiered by Joshua Nemith, CCM, 1999
• Capriccio for Violin Solo (2002)
  Premiered by Kia-Hui Tan, Barnes Hall, Cornell University, October 2002
• Suite for Piano Four Hands (2008)
  Commissioned by composer and producer Julio Reyes Copello

Choral Music

• Messe de Pentecôte for Adult Choir, Children’s Choir, Organ, Brass Quintet, and Timpani (1994-1995)
  Premiered by Maîtrise de Notre-Dame de Paris, Nicole Corti, conductor, 1995; Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris, France.
• Motets of Notre-Dame (1995)
  Premiered by Maîtrise de Notre-Dame de Paris, Nicole Corti, conductor, 1995; Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris, France.
• Canticum Novum (2004)
  Premiered at Treble Fest, Cornell University, in April 2004. Choruses participating: Cornell Chorus and Wellesley College Chamber Singers, Tim Olsen, organ; Scott Tucker, conductor

Electronic Music

• Eee… (1999) for Tape
  Premiered at the Center for Computer Music, CCM, 1999
• Este pueblo está lleno de ecos (2000)
  Premiered at the Center for Computer Music, CCM, 2000