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Ziyu He seemed more comfortable showing off with his encore, Toi Toi Toi by Gerhard Wimberger, a composer based in Salzburg, where he studies.

Lewis Spratlan, a composer based in Amherst, Mass., won a Pulitzer Prize in 2000, but his music has rarely been heard in New York.

"Every time you speak out and say something that isn't superpolitically correct, there is a 99 percent chance that you are regarded as right wing," said Moritz Eggert, a composer based in Munich.

"What composer doesn't want to have his pieces played in different settings and encountered by a variety of audiences and musicians?" said Mason Bates, a composer based in Berkeley who has written works for the San Francisco Symphony.

In an episode of the BBC program "Top Gear," the co-host James May recreated the show's theme song, "Jessica" by the Allman Brothers, using auto engines to decidedly mixed effect, while Ric Averill, a composer based in Kansas, has produced videos in which he conducted car orchestras incorporating horns, slammed doors and windshield wipers.

Cerrone is a composer based in Brooklyn who turns 30 next year, and his instrumental writing has the quality of glittery, half-lighted surfaces enhanced by Postminimalist patterns.

During the second set Mr. Stone, a California composer based in Tokyo, offered a sequence of short works presented without titles and nearly without pause, demonstrating a potent style that he called "acid folk".

On Monday, audience members can wander around the maze-like columbarium experiencing such musical offerings as an electro-acoustic piece by Albert Behar, a young composer based in New York, involving two dancers wearing "megaphone helmets" (headgear that plays music wirelessly as the wearer moves) and a duet between Henry Kaiser, an experimental rock guitarist, and a balloon clown.

Judd Greenstein, a young composer based in Princeton who's beginning to draw notice in New York, wrote hip-hop beats as a teen-ager, and his concert works weave together multiple pulses in an easy, bouncing motion.

By Alex Ross Judd Greenstein, a young composer based in Princeton who's beginning to draw notice in New York, wrote hip-hop beats as a teen-ager, and his concert works weave together multiple pulses in an easy, bouncing motion.

Mr. Filas, a Czech composer based in Prague, was commissioned to write the piece in 2000, and when the attacks happened, just as he was completing it, he decided to dedicate the work "to the victims of terrorism," as he put it in his program note, broadening the purpose to make a more global point.