 At a later stage Tutino's works were conceived so as to deflate attention from their style; rather, they aimed at obtaining a politically correct and socially relevant consensus – as shown by his participation to the collective "Requiem Mass for the Victims of the Mafia" given in Palermo in March 1993, on the eve of judges Borsellino and Falcone's mafia killings, or by works like "Song of Peace", and "Vita" ("Life") – a free operatic rendering of Mike Nichols's movie "Wit", dealing with illness and death.He has composed instrumental works as well, among which are the "Sinfonietta for the Moscow-Montpellier Soloists" (1994), "Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra" (1995), and "The Last Eagle", a flute concerto performed by the San Francisco Chamber Orchestra.Tutino has also composed a ballet, "Richard III"; a musical comedy, "Il gatto con gli stivali" ("Puss in Boots"); and a "Kyrie" and "Agnus Dei" for the Jubilaeum celebrations at the Vatican in August, 2000, thereby disclosing a hitherto unknown religious commitment.