Maria PORTEN : Es war einst ein Paradies: La Iguana (The Iguana), for 4 Voices, Recorder & Cello – Bitten der Tiere an der Krippe (Entreaty of the Animals at the Crib), for Voice, Piano & Cello – Tierlieder (Animal Songs), for Voice & Piano: Die Vögel warten im Winter vor dem Fenster [The Birds Wait in Winter Before the Window] – Tierlieder (Animal Songs), for Voice & Piano: Kuh beim Fressen [Cow Feeding] – Tierlieder (Animal Songs), for Voice & Piano: Sobrevivencia – Lebelight (Livelight), for Voice & Recorder: Das Flublatt [Flyer] – Lebelight (Livelight), for Voice & Recorder: Nach-nach-Bestellung 1 [Another Pint 1] – Lebelight (Livelight), for Voice & Recorder: Aufgepasst [Pay Attention] – Lebelight (Livelight), for Voice & Recorder: Body Language – Lebelight (Livelight), for Voice & Recorder: Der Angler [The Fisherman] – Lebelight (Livelight), for Voice & Recorder: Nach-nach-Bestellung 2 [Another Pint 2] – Lebelight (Livelight), for Voice & Recorder: An der Bushaltestelle [At the Bus Stop] – Lebelight (Livelight), for Voice & Recorder: Der Telefonbeantworter [Telephone Automatic Answer Machine] – Lebelight (Livelight), for Voice & Recorder: Nach-nach-Bestellung 3 [Another Pint 3] – Im Anfang (Weltscherzo), for Voice & String Quartet – Lamento, for Voice, 2 Recorders & String Quartet – Zigeunerin, for Voice & String Quartet – Von Liebe und Tod (About Love and Death), for 2 Voices & Cello: Sonnett 110 – Von Liebe und Tod (About Love and Death), for 2 Voices & Cello: Sonnett 73 – Von Liebe und Tod (About Love and Death), for 2 Voices & Cello: Sonnett 143 – Von Liebe und Tod (About Love and Death), for 2 Voices & Cello: Sonnett 91 – Chanson mit Fremden Engeln (Chanson With Foreign Angels), for 5 Voices, Recorder, Cello & Celeste.

Eva Nievergel – Luz Riveros – Andrea Del Favero – Javier Hagen – Michael Mrosek – Isabelle Gichtbrock – Ulrike Mayer-Spohn – Thomas Grossenbacher – Alena Cherny – The European String – Quartet: Thomas Garcia – Andreas Janke – Paul Westermayer – Benjamin Nyffenegger – Paul Wegman Taylor – Wolfgang Braml.