Colin Holter

Electronic music

• Plangent as a Bronze Bell
• Old Matters
• Approach the Polystryriophon
• Injustice Against the Dead EP
• Guitar Music EP
• Disavowal of Magical Practices
• Let's Cathect

Music for film, theatre, and dance

• Trio with Corrinne Bailey
• Trio with Gwen Feldman
• Trio with Rebecca Burcher
• Earth Star
• Tectrix
• A Perfect Record
• The Oil Project
• muss es sein

Music for large ensemble

• This Whole Place Used To Be A Lake for orchestra
• Soul Music for sinfonietta

Chamber music

• Pallor for chamber ensemble and electronics
• Red River of the North for violin and cello
• The Panoramic for trombone and chamber ensemble
• The Unseasonable for violin duo
• The Eyelash In My Teeth for baritone sax, percussion, and fixed media
• The Senses Tablecloth for violin and piano
• There's No Place for string quartet
• The Recording You Will Now Hear for chamber ensemble and fixed media
• Lust for mezzo-soprano, clarinet, piano, and cello

Music for soloists

• Script for toy piano
• Suburb for glockenspiel and fixed media
• Bare Azaleas for violin and fixed media
• Outstanding Debts for flute
• Gift Wrap for piano

Youth music

• Foreign Lander for grade 3 strings
• Diving Deep for piano

Music for unspecified performers

• Fabricate

Writings on records

• Tachitipo, Zosha di Castri
• Elegies for Theremin & Voice, Carolina Eyck
• Pleasure Island, Tim Parkinson
• Tárogató Constructions, Esther Lamneck
• Younger Than Yesterday, the Byrds
• Mind Out of Matter, Alarm Will Sound
• Sift, Transient Canvas
• Sanctuary, Mario Diaz de Leon and TAK Ensemble
• bc+1, Binary Canary
• Melting the Darkness, Miranda Cuckson
• Selected Compositions (1993-2013), Thomas DeLio
• Big Robot, Big Robot
• The Crutch of Memory, Aaron Cassidy
• Devisadero, Christopher Shultis

Scholarly writings

• Critical Aesthetics and Compositional Informatics
• Voice-Leading and Harmonic Criteria in the First Phrase of Stuart Saunders Smith's Rose
• The Spiritual Construction of Tuning in American Experimental Music
• Structural Integration of Television Phenomena in Joji Yuasa's Observations on Weather Forecasts