Compositions by Don Byron
Published by Nottuskegeelike Music

Underlined titles registered as concert works (classical compositions).

| A | B | C | D | E | F | G-H-I | J-K-L |
| M-N-O-P | R-S | T-U | V-W-X-Y-Z |

A

Abel Meeropol—Strange Fruit (Film documentary soundtrack)
Abie the Fishman -Ivey-Divey
Alien—Nu Blaxploitation
Allure of Entanglement, —The Music for Six Musicians
Allure of Entanglement—The No-Vibe Zone
Anti-Lynching Movement—The Strange Fruit (soundtrack)

B

Basquiat—A Fine Line: Arias & Lieder
Basquiat—A Ballad For Many
Basquiat—Romance with the Unseen
Beautiful Insults in Random Order (for contrabass and clarinet)
Belmondo’s Lip—You Are #6
Bernhard Goetz, James Ramseur, and Me—Romance with the Unseen
Blinky—Nu Blaxploitation
Blinky Blanky Blokoe—A Ballad For Many
B-setting—You Are #6
B-Train—Strange Fruit (Film documentary soundtrack)

C

Closer to Home—Romance with the Unseen
Credits—A Ballad For Many
Crown Heights—Music for Six Musicians

D

Dark Room—You Are #6
Dark Room* (Eugene I)—The Bang On A Can All-Stars (no recording)
Despite A Barrage—A Ballad For Many
Diego Rivera—Tuskegee Experiments
Dodi—Nu Blaxploitation
Domino Theories, Part 1— Nu Blaxploitation
Domino Theories, Part 2—Nu Blaxploitation
Dub-Ya—You Are #6 (Blue Note 32231-2)

E

Epilogue: Tears—Don Byron Plays the Music of Mickey Katz
Eugene I* (Dark Room)—The Bang On A Can All-Stars (no recording)
Eugene (Movements I-IV)—A Ballad For Many
Explanation—A Ballad For Many

F

Fascism: Theater Arts Committee—Strange Fruit (Film documentary soundtrack)
Finally in 1941—A Ballad For Many
Flatiron Building-Strange Fruit (Film)         
For Macho—The Clarinet Summit (Soul Note)
Fortunately—A Ballad For Many
Four Thoughts on Marvin Gaye -Ethel Light
450 Tuskegee Airmen—A Ballad For Many
Furman—Nu Blaxploitation
Fyodorovich—A Ballad For Many

G-H-I

Gay Tango
Going To the Wall
HIMM—Ivey-Divey
Homegoing—Romance with the Unseen
Homegoing—Ralph Peterson Presents the Fo’tet (Blue Note)
I’ll chill on the Marley tapes…” —Music for Six Musicians
I’m Stuck—Nu Blaxploitation
Importance of being SHARPTON, The —The Music for Six MusicianA
In Memoriam: Uncle Dan -Tuskegee Experiments
Integrity -Ballad For Many
Izzy’s Last Jam—Lulu On The Bridge (film soundtrack)

J-K-L

JAM
Klang—You Are #6
Lefty Teachers At Home—Ivey-Divey
Leopold, Leopold—Ivey-Divey
Leopold, Leopold—Strange Fruit (Film documentary soundtrack)
Lude —Romance with the Unseen

M-N-O-P

Molly
Music for Silent Film Scar of Shame (1927)
Next Love —No-Vibe Zone
Next Love —Tuskegee Experiments
No Whine —You Are #6
Phonograph Recording Industry —vStrange Fruit (Film documentary soundtrack)
Prologue: “…shed no tears before the rain…” D.B. Plays Plays the Music of Mickey Katz

R-S

Red (Suite for big band)
Retired Teachers Chill At Home—Strange Fruit (Film documentary soundtrack)
Return To The Crime Scene—Strange Fruit (Film documentary soundtrack)
(The press made) Rodney King (responsible for the LA riots)—Music for Six Musicians
Rosenberg Adoption,—The Strange Fruit (Film documentary soundtrack)
Sad Twilight—Romance with the Unseen
Schizo Jam—Nu Blaxploitation
7 Etudes (for piano and voice) (to be recorded)
SEX/WORK (Clarence/Anita)—Music for Six Musicians
SEX/WORK (Clarence/Anita)—No-Vibe Zone (Knitting Factory Works)
Shelby Steele would be mowing your lawn—Music for Six Musicians
Show Him Some Lub—A Ballad For Many
Silver Wings (arr. by Don Byron—A Ballad For Many
Spin—A Ballad For Many
Strange Fruit Loops—Strange Fruit
Suite for Lester Young (3 movements)

T-U

Tears—Tuskegee Experiments
That sucking sound…” (for Ross Perot)—Music for Six Musicians
There Goes The Neighborhood—(Kronos Quartet, no recording)
Tin Pan Alley—Strange Fruit (Film documentary soundtrack)
Tuskegee Experiment—Tuskegee Experiments
Tuskegee Experiment—Strange Fruit (Film documentary soundtrack soundtrack)
Tuskegee Strutter’s Ball—No-Vibe Zone
Tuskegee Strutter’s Ball—Tuskegee Experiments
Uh-Oh, Chango!”—Music for Six Musicians

V-W-X-Y-Z

Waltz for Ellen—Tuskegee Experiments
Whisper In My Ear, A (For Mario Bauza)—You Are #6
White History Month—Music for Six Musicians
You Are #6—You Are #6
                     You Are #6.5
You Can Fly-A Ballad For Many