Israeli composers

This collection consists of musical settings by Amiran of poems by various poets.

For voice & piano.

Cantata (text in Arabic by al-Khansa, a 7th century Arabic woman poet) for chamber choir, two oboes, ḳanun (or piano), 'cello, a set of ṭar-drums with supplements.

For symphony orchestra.

A research which deals with the Jewish element in the works of Lev Kogan, Mark Kopytman and Joseph Dorfman, three Soviet Jewish immigrant composers in the early 1970's. The work includes biographical data of each composer, a review of their historical background, and an analysis of few representative works.

The book includes Edel's unfinished autobiography notes which he has written under the title "I was a singing teacher." These notes concern Edel's life and work and some of his educational thought. The book also contains eulogies and descriptions of Edel's life written by his friends and colleagues, and a list of his compositions.
This book is the only elaborate source of information concerning Edel's life and work. It was published posthumously by his niece Gila Uriel.

For orchestra
מבואות ירושלים

Collection of Hassidic Nigunim for whole year round. Collected, transcribed and edited by Joachim Stutschewsky.