- Richard Azim
- The Flute Ascending – 5 tracks comprising a cycle of improvisations using the Indian bansuri (bamboo flute), spectral treatments on Track 5 – 2002
- Natasha Barratt
- Rocks & Wraiths – including "Red Snow"
- Rodolpho Caesar
- Introduction to the Stone – CDP prizewinner
- Archer Endrich
- Crossing the Dark Rift – Soundscape to accompany exhibition of Pat Warrington's sculptural textiles, 'Mystery of the Maya' – 2003
- Ambrose Field
- Geosphere – major Ambisonic soundscape
- Grey Sky Traffic – CDP Commission, with funding from Yorkshire & Humberside Arts
- Till – exploring electroacoustic cliché and context
- Expanse Hotel – Ambisonic piece commissioned by ICMC for first performance at the ICMC in China, 1999
- Rajmil Fischman
- Los Dados Eternos – oboe & tape, with emphasis on spectral transformations
- Peter Green
- Grrearra Réson – a 3rd prize winner at Bourges (1997)
- Epnom Bynom – with drummer Mike Dred, pvoc transformations of drum tracks
- Dehs – a music and video piece, video by Amanda Terrington
- Virtual Farmer – wide variety of styles & treatments
- Tim Howle
- Subplot – 20'19" entrancing electroacoustic textures
- Peter Karkut
- Heavy Like Saturn (1999)
- Katharina Klement
- Textur – für klavier & lautsprecher
- BrandungI and II – produced with support from Werkstadt Graz (CD 02)
- Simon Kunath and James A. Smith
- Shiny Blackness (1998) Burn 1.0023) – 11 tracks, vocal, instrumental, and treatments
- Odilon Marcenaro
- Seven Light Pieces – written for contemporary dance
- Mi Sveglio Cantando – 1993
- Bertrand Merlier
- Uni-Verre-Son – visual & sonic environment
(with B Froment & P Gallais)- Tony Myatt
- Mechanicae – uses Csound extensively
- Carey Nutman
- Contrasts – various contrasting styles, including TGV (performed and broadcast in Canada, the USA, Russia, Ukraine and Australia), Icicles/Reflect, and Facing the Infinite II
- Contrasts 2 – contains a lengthy piece called Oloroso, which uses a variety of (CDP) transformation techniques
- Richard Orton
- 3 Monoliths: No. 1 The Hemlock Stone – evolving textures based on rock/stone source material – 2004
- Dale Perkins
- Submarine – motivated by the catastrophic suffering of the Kursk submarine crew – 2000-01
- Excursions – moving from one sonic landscape to another through the process of sonic modulation – 2002
- Holiday Snap 2002: A Sonic Document – sounds emanating from the small seaside town of Whitby – 2002
- Fundamental Manoeuvre – a 3-part form that makes use of a fundamental melodic motif found hidden within the source material – 2003
- Rubicon Drift – Caesar's Rubicon: boundaries and the (sometimes disastrous) consequences of crossing them – 2004
- Klaus Roder
- Kristallisation 4 – 1991
- Harry-Ed Roland
- Selbstverstümmelung (Self-Mutilation) – premiered in Berlin, Dec 1993
- Emmaculate Darkness – first panel of The First Legend: Raindance 1994
- Traversing Distant Interiors: BR 1-6 – composed Spring of 1999 [16'30"]
- N.A.M.A: "booty" don't walk – composed Autumn 1999 [8'30"]
- Circadian Rhythms: WT – composed Winter/Spring of 2001 [10']
- Silenced Dreams: TMA – composed Winter/Spring of 2002 [10'48"]
- The Warrior Weeps: Sparks and fumes – completed in November 2004 [13']
- Shamanic Whispers – one movement of a larger composite composition that includes movements by 3 more composers, premiered in Spain in June 2005 [Harry-Ed's contribution is 4' in duration]
- Fred Szymanski
- Nozzle, a laminar project 2003 (ASP 2017), containing:
- repulsion 8:17
- trap 5:42
- shear 6:46
- burst 5:43
- boil 8:28
- nozzle 8:17
- surge 6:13
- Jukka Tiensuu
- Tokko – winner of Radio France Prize
- Mike Vaughan
- CrossTalk – an exciting and dynamic reconstruction of harpsichord source material (CDP prizewinner)
- Vedran Vucic
- Aristid
- Voices
- Rob Waring
- Baby Carriage Fantasy – an imaginative perception of the world from the baby's point of view inside the carriage
- Trevor Wishart
- Tongues of Fire – Linz Ars Electronica first prize 1995
- Fabulous Paris – dense electroacoustic work featuring time-varying frequency handling
- Imago – amazing evolution from a single source
- Globalalia – a world view with every manner of speech processing (now available in CDP Release 5.0)
- Gerhard Wolfstieg
- diosmose – radio play, 54', 1994. Written in collaboration with Thomas Schulze and realised in the ZKM Studio Karlsruhe and in the Studio Des Komponisten. Available on CD: email: gw@wolfstieg.com
The Sonic Arts Network's Soundbytes contains information about CD's http://wwww.demon.co.uk/sonicart/ which include pieces by the following CDP members:
- Natasha Barrett - Rocks & Wraiths
- Michael Clarke - Uppvaknande, Malarsang, Refractions, Epicycle
- Rajmil Fischman - Dreams of Being
- Agustín Fernández - Wounded Angel
- Peter Green (with Mike Dred) - Epnom Bynom
- Jonty Harrison - Klang
- Carey Nutman - Contrasts
- Mike Vaughan - Ensphered
- Trevor Wishart - The Vox Cycle
Last updated: 7 July 2005