Fantasia for Solo Tuba was written in 1987. The work is part of a series of solo works with the same title. The form is ABA. The outer sections are quasi-free and the middle very rhythmic and dance-like. The entire piece implies a dialogue between two instruments that is achieved through different registers
Mutability by the poet Percy B. Shelley has inspired Constantinides to compose several works, includ...
“Reverie” for Trombone and Piano is based on harmonic language used in blues, and superimposed osti...
Dream (1983) is derived from the third movement of an earlier work by the composer for solo piano. ...
The Fantasias represent a series of solo works with the same title. These solo works are written in...
Fantasy for Solo Euphonium is a virtuosic work that employs both aleatoric and metered notation. The...
Dance for Four Harps is a setting of traditional Greek dances and shares their modal quality and liv...
Rhapsody for Harp (1981) was premiered by Hye-Yun Chung in Baton Rouge on November 20, 1981, at the ...
Sonata for Solo Violin No. 1 (1968) is a serial work like most of the composer’s work from this peri...
This work was originally written for solo piano, and in the composer’s catalogue appears as his fir...
Fantasia for Solo Violin (1965) was written by the composer when he was a student at Michigan State...
Trio No. 4 is a revised and expanded recomposition of the composer’s earlier piano sonata. Its harm...
Orchestration adapted by Ioannis SamprovalakisThe Concerto for Clarinet, Viola and Orchestra is a fu...
This work is the incidental music composed for the play Hamlet, presented by the LSU Theatre Departm...
Arranged for string orchestraFour Folk Songs from Yugoslavia and Oh, My Farandin were arranged for s...
Music for Cello Quartet is a fun piece. It denotes the thoughts of two individuals expressed in many...
Mutability by the poet Percy B. Shelley has inspired Constantinides to compose several works, includ...
“Reverie” for Trombone and Piano is based on harmonic language used in blues, and superimposed osti...
Dream (1983) is derived from the third movement of an earlier work by the composer for solo piano. ...
The Fantasias represent a series of solo works with the same title. These solo works are written in...
Fantasy for Solo Euphonium is a virtuosic work that employs both aleatoric and metered notation. The...
Dance for Four Harps is a setting of traditional Greek dances and shares their modal quality and liv...
Rhapsody for Harp (1981) was premiered by Hye-Yun Chung in Baton Rouge on November 20, 1981, at the ...
Sonata for Solo Violin No. 1 (1968) is a serial work like most of the composer’s work from this peri...
This work was originally written for solo piano, and in the composer’s catalogue appears as his fir...
Fantasia for Solo Violin (1965) was written by the composer when he was a student at Michigan State...
Trio No. 4 is a revised and expanded recomposition of the composer’s earlier piano sonata. Its harm...
Orchestration adapted by Ioannis SamprovalakisThe Concerto for Clarinet, Viola and Orchestra is a fu...
This work is the incidental music composed for the play Hamlet, presented by the LSU Theatre Departm...
Arranged for string orchestraFour Folk Songs from Yugoslavia and Oh, My Farandin were arranged for s...
Music for Cello Quartet is a fun piece. It denotes the thoughts of two individuals expressed in many...
Mutability by the poet Percy B. Shelley has inspired Constantinides to compose several works, includ...
“Reverie” for Trombone and Piano is based on harmonic language used in blues, and superimposed osti...
Dream (1983) is derived from the third movement of an earlier work by the composer for solo piano. ...