Op. 344 OH, YOU FAITHLESS SCROOGE-LET (December 23, 2020)
Canon for 4 Voices and Sleighbells
[After W.A. Mozart's O du eslhafter Martin, K. 560 (1783)
and James Lord Pierpoint's Jingle Bells (1857)]
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(Original)
(Performance Edition)
Op. 342 POEME ACOUSTIQUE (October 18, 2020)
For Orchestra
(after Edgar Varese Poeme Electronique, 1958)
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Op. 341 ORPHEUS AND EURYDICE (August 25, 2020)
Favola in Musica, mostly after Ovid
I. Overtura-Toccata - "I Give You This Lyre"
II. Prologue-Ritournello - "Hymen, Called by the Voice of Orpheus"
III. Chorus - "He Was Present at Orpheus's Marriage, True"
IV. Recitative - "While the Newly Wedded Bride, Eurydice,
Was Walking through the Grass"
V. Aria - When Orpheus Had Mourned for Her, Greatly,
He Dared to go Down to Styx"
VI. Trio - "Through the Weightless Throng"
VII. Aria - Then Striking the Lyre-Strings"
VIII. Chorus - "The Bloodless Spirits"
IX. Duet - "She Was Among the recent Ghosts"
X. Recitative - "Stunned by the Double Loss of his Wife"
XI. Chorus - "While the Poet of Thrace
XII. Epilogue-Ritournello - "The Ghost of Orpheus"
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Op. 338 EIGHT PEPINS (June 20, 2020)
Operetta in Two Dynasties
Merovingian (486-751) - Austrasia Mayors
I. Pepin I of Landen (580-640),
Mayor of the Palace
II. Pepin II of Herstal The Middle (635-714),
Mayor of the Palace
Carolingian (751-1120)
III. Pepin III the Short (714-768),
Younger Son of Charles Martel and Wife Rotrude,
Mayor of the Palace / King
IV. Pepin, Brother of Charlemagne
(b. after 757, died in infancy)
V. Pepin (Pippin) the Hunchback (768-811),
First Son of Charlemage and Himiltrude
VI. Pepin Carloman (Pepinno) of Italy (777-810),
Second Son of Charlemagne and Hildegard
VII. Pepin I of Aquitaine (797-838),
Second Son of Louis the Pious and Ermengarde
of Hesbaye
VIII. Pepin II of Aquitain (823-865),
Son of Pepin I of Aquitaine
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Op. 333 INCIPIT QUODLIBET (January 1, 2020)
For Voices and Orchestra
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