Add to ORKGRhapsody II (1998 revised edition) is based on the intervals of major seventh and perfect fourth. Its character is rhapsodic, as the title indicates, and it is inspired by Homer’s Iliad
The Fantasias represent a series of solo works with the same title. These solo works are written in...
Suite for Two Pianos is extracted from the incidental music written for the Greek play “Diakos,” per...
Transformations was written in three versions: (1) the piece presented here for oboe alone, complet...
Rhapsody II (1998 revised edition) is based on the intervals of major seventh and perfect fourth. It...
The series of “Landscape” compositions describe various images of the land of the composer’s birth ...
“Reverie” for oboe and piano is based on harmonic language used in blues, and superimposed ostinato...
Rhapsody for Harp (1981) was premiered by Hye-Yun Chung in Baton Rouge on November 20, 1981, at the ...
This work was originally written for solo piano, and in the composer’s catalogue appears as his fir...
Legend was written for and premiered by LSU professors Griffin Campbell and John Raush at the World ...
“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. ...
Legend was written for and premiered by LSU professors Griffin Campbell and John Raush at the World ...
Reflections VIII employs quotations of materials derived from Reflections IV for soprano, flute, ha...
Mutability by the poet Percy B. Shelley has inspired Constantinides to compose several works, includ...
Theme and Variations for Piano is a modal work based on a famous Greek folk tune. It is extremely rh...
The Fantasias represent a series of solo works with the same title. These solo works are written in...
Suite for Two Pianos is extracted from the incidental music written for the Greek play “Diakos,” per...
Transformations was written in three versions: (1) the piece presented here for oboe alone, complet...
Rhapsody II (1998 revised edition) is based on the intervals of major seventh and perfect fourth. It...
The series of “Landscape” compositions describe various images of the land of the composer’s birth ...
“Reverie” for oboe and piano is based on harmonic language used in blues, and superimposed ostinato...
Rhapsody for Harp (1981) was premiered by Hye-Yun Chung in Baton Rouge on November 20, 1981, at the ...
This work was originally written for solo piano, and in the composer’s catalogue appears as his fir...
Legend was written for and premiered by LSU professors Griffin Campbell and John Raush at the World ...
“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. ...
Legend was written for and premiered by LSU professors Griffin Campbell and John Raush at the World ...
Reflections VIII employs quotations of materials derived from Reflections IV for soprano, flute, ha...
Mutability by the poet Percy B. Shelley has inspired Constantinides to compose several works, includ...
Theme and Variations for Piano is a modal work based on a famous Greek folk tune. It is extremely rh...
The Fantasias represent a series of solo works with the same title. These solo works are written in...
Suite for Two Pianos is extracted from the incidental music written for the Greek play “Diakos,” per...
Transformations was written in three versions: (1) the piece presented here for oboe alone, complet...