Philip Mantione’s music has been described as “austerely impressive” (Paris Transatlantic Monthly Nov. 2000) and Innova Recordings calls his Sinusoidal Tendencies, “a searing study in form and color.” Zane Fischer, of the Santa Fe Reporter, called his interactive sound sculpture, "...a satisfying, interactive rabbit hole, in which tactility becomes sound." He has written music for multimedia performance, experimental video, computer interactive projects, sound installations, and acoustic pieces for orchestra, string quartet, brass quintet, woodwind quintet, piano trio and other chamber ensembles. Recent performances in Santa Fe include, The Human Resistor, a performance on an instrument created from hacked consumer electronics at the Santa Fe Complex, and T = 2.7K, a multimedia performance at the Center for Contemporary Art. In 2006, he completed a new piece called "B", commissioned by Thomas Buckner for baritone voice, string quartet, percussion and computer to be premiered in New York City. In 2005, the S.E.M. Ensemble, conducted by Petr Kotik, performed his Traffic for strings at Merkin Hall in NYC and the Willow Place Auditorium in Brooklyn Heights. AcGtr, a computer music piece was included in the Spark Festival of Electronic Music and Art (2005) at the University of Minnesota. His chamber piece, Assemblage, was broadcast live on KUSC from the Bing Theater at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. A computer music piece called Five was included in the Medi@terra Festival 2001 (microMuseum), a traveling exhibition beginning in Greece, moving throughout the Balkans and ending in Germany. His recordings have been heard internationally on new music radio and the web including: Feedback Monitor (Toronto, Canada), Future Static (Bellingham, WA), Brain Ticket Death (Dearborn, MI), Martian Gardens (Amherst, MA), No Other Radio Network (Pacifica)(Berkeley, CA) Inner Space (Croatia), Sonar Map (Seattle), Vast Field (not to scale) (Pacific Grove, CA), FOLDOVER (Oberlin, OH), The Ways and Mistaken Pathways (Lithuania), Delusions and Furies (Dearborn, MI), Fresh Ears (Minneapolis,MN) art@radio (Baltimore, MD),Virtual Concert Hall (Aspen, CO), Difficult Listening (Perth, Australia) and on-line at the Canadian Electro-acoustic Community’s web site (CEC). In 2000, his Sinusoidal Tendencies was released by Innova Recordings on the Sonic Circuits VIII compilation CD of electro-acoustic music. The CD-ROM version of Sinusoidal Tendencies was included in the European Media Arts Festival (Osnabrück, Germany), Immedia 1901 Festival at Michigan University (US) and is included in a CD-ROM Salon organized by Foro Artistico in Hannover, Germany.
He has collaborated with visual artist Alysse Stepanian on numerous projects including performance, installation and experimental video. L.P. Streitfeld, art critic and writer for the New York Times and The Advocate & Greenwich Times, has described their work as “a wry and profound commentary on the conflicted state of America's emotions.“ In 2006, they created two new installations at The Islip Art Museum in New York and Imagine Gallery in Beijing, China. They have exhibited internationally including recent screenings at the Imagine Gallery Residency in Beijing; Art in General, Here, Dixon Place, Void, Ocularis, and Columbia University in NYC; Most Significant Bytes 2000 (Ohio); The Shy Anne Sound and Video Festival (Washington); Sonic Circuits Circus (Minnesota); Fig and Jan Baum Galleries (LA); The Leeds International Film Festival (UK), HAY-ART Cultural Center and The Armenian Center for Contemporary Experimental Art (Armenia); on-line at wigged.net; the SEAMUS (Society for Electro-acoustic Music in the US) 2001 Festival at LSU; and the Paris/Berlin International Meetings organized by roARatorio (2000 and 2003). In 2001, their multimedia work liveReal, with live performance, video, computer animation and computer music was broadcast live on MNN (Manhattan Neighborhood Network cable TV) and on the web from DCTV (Downtown Community Television) in NYC. In 2004 they created an interactive installation called Drainage, with video, sound, sculpture and gravity-driven mechanics, which was shown from May to September at Collaborative Concepts in Beacon, New York. A recent work, Utility of Obsession: All Things Orange, an installation which kinetic sculpture and video was shown at the Branchville Gallery Outdoor Project Space in Ridgefield, CT. They have recently adopted the name BOX 1035 and have relinquished their physical address in the US in favor of a post office box. They will be doing international residencies in Europe, Asia and the US for the next several years.
RADIO
1996 - 2010
- Endless Possibilities (WRSU; New Brunswick, NJ)
- Santa Fe Radio Cafe (KSFR; Santa Fe, NM)
- Other Voices, Other Sounds (KUNM; Albuquerque, NM)
- Chuggypig Unlimited Express (KAOS; Olympia, WA)
- My Mind Is Red (WRCT; Pittsburgh, PA)
- Feedback Monitor (Toronto, CA)
- Future Static (KUGS; Bellingham, WA)
- Brain Ticket Death (WFHR; Dearborn, MI)
- Martian Gardens (WMUA; Amherst, MA)
- No Other Radio Network (Pacifica)(WPFA; Berkeley, CA)
- Inner Space (Zagreb, Croatia)
- FOLDOVER (WOBC; Oberlin, Ohio)
- Sonar Map (Seattle)
- Sonic Stratosphere (Seattle)
- Vast Field (not to scale) (CA)
- The Ways and Mistaken Pathways (Lithuania)
- Delusions and Furie (WFHR; Dearborn, MI)
- Fresh Ears (MN)
- art@radio (MD)
- Virtual Concert Hall (Aspen, CO)
- Difficult Listening (Australia)
- Kalvos&Damian (NH)
- Repeat After Me (CA)
- KUSC simulcast from the Bing Theater, LA County Museum of Art
PRESS
2010
- Endless Possibilities - WRSU; Featured on segment called Explorations with commentary by Douglas Laustsen. Listen here.
- The New Mexican - Pasa Tiempo; “A Dream Within a Screen” (pdf) March 12, 2010, Pg. 30-31; interview with curator, Alysse Stepanian by Casey Sanchez. Performed with The Autotelics for the 1st Anniversary Show of Manipulated Image.
- Santa Fe Radio Cafe - KSFR; Interview with Mary-Charlotte Domandi on March 4, 2010.
- Other Voices, Other Sounds - KUNM; Interview with Ali Liddel on March 7, 2010.
- Other Voices, Other Sounds - KUNM; Airplay for The Improvising Composer project by host, Derek Caterwaul on February 21, 2010.
2009
- Sf-Reeper; Blog by Charlotte Jusinski, writer for the Santa Fe Reporter.
- Santa Fe Radio Cafe; Interview with Mary-Charlotte Domandi
- The New Mexican - Pasa Tiempo; “My Circuit From the Slab Began to Rise” (pdf) July 12, 2009, Pg. 48-49; Interview with Craig Smith.
- Abington Art Center;(pdf) Curatorial statement by Sue Spaid for the exhibition, “Endurance: Daring Feats of Survival, Risk and Perseverance.“
- Sf-Reeper; Blog by Caroline K. Gorman, writer for the Santa Fe Reporter.
- Sf-Reeper; Blog by Patricia Sauthoff, writer for the Santa Fe Reporter.
- UNOBSTRUCTED; Blog Talk Radio, Interview with Alaina R. Alexander.
2008
- Santa Fe Reporter; “A Ton of Simple” Nov.12-18, 2008, Pg. 32
2008 - KSFR; Live radio interview with John Greenspan regarding “T = 2.7k,” a multimedia piece with trumpter, Ron Helman and visual artist, Alysse Stepanian that premiered at the Center for Contemporary Arts, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
2006
- City Weekend; Editorial Team; “Top 5: Check out City Weekend’s Top 5 Art Exhibits”(“Don’t be afraid, be ready” listed as the #1 exhibit); Vol 6, Issue 17, No. 12; June 22-July 5, 2006, Pg. E5
- Beijing This Month; Charles J. Dukes; “Shadow Series No. 1”; Issue 151; June 2006, Pg. 48
2005
- The Advocate & Greenwich Time; L.P. Streitfeld; “Americans and security: Wanting our cake and eating it”; September 18, 2005, Pg. D3 - review
2004
- Chronogram; Jennifer Wai-Lan Huang; “Drained by Desire”; August 4, 2004, Pg. 207, illus.
- The Putnam County News and Recorder ; “Collaborative Concepts presents in the Concept Room, An Installation with Gravity-driven Mechanics, Sound and Video”; July 14, 2004; on-line archive.
- The New York Times (Westchester Edition); Benjamin Genocchio; “A Backup Plan With Fine Results”; May 30, 2004, Pg. 8; Arts and Entertainment; illus.
1999
- American Composers Forum; NYU; Invitational video presentation and discussion.
- FYI (quarterly publication of NYFA; Fall 1999, Volume 15, No. 3) Interviewed by senior editor, William R. Kaizen regarding Mantione's role as co-founder of MANY and the approach this group takes towards multimedia and interdisciplinary arts.
1997
- LA Loft District; Interviewed as a Los Angeles loft district resident artist in this documentary video by director Maya Koyo
COMPUTER MUSIC
2010
2009
- It's ALIVE! (Scattered Music CD110)
- Dialtone and Strings
2006
- Solution to Pollution based on voice samples of Nicholas Adams, Thomas Buckner, and Alysse Stepanian
2005
- Collage Party based on samples recorded at a Collage Party in Brooklyn
2004
- Drainage Music (Scattered Music CD109)
2003
- Fourteen (Scattered Music CD108)
2002
2001
- Dorr computer music included on The Door Project CD (Alta 02 CD)
- motel (Scattered Music CD106)
- Equal Form (Scattered Music CD105)
2000
- Containers (Scattered Music CD104)
- Sinusoidal Tendencies (Innova Recordings 117)
- Radiator (Scattered Music CD103)
1999
FESTIVALS / EVENTS / EXHIBITIONS
2010
- FILE 2010 - Electronic Language International Festival - Hypersonica; Dialtone and Strings, included in this international festival at the SESI' Cultural Centre in San Paulo, Brazil (July 2010).
- International Computer Music Conference; Teethtones, included in the 60x60 program of the ICMC in New York City (June 2010).
- Fonlad 2010 Festival; FREY, music for the video by Alysse Stepanian included in this digital art festival in Portugal, curated by Jose Vieira.
- XIII INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF MUSICA ELECTROACUSTICA "SPRING IN HAVANA" 2010; music for FREY, a video by Alysse Stepanian screened at the National Museum of Fine Arts in Havana, Cuba.
- SoundLab Cologne; Dialtone and Strings, included in this on-line festival that travels to other electroacoustic festivals world-wide.
- The Reunion; Incidental music for this play written by James Marentic and directed by Chuck Patterson. Performed at The Tank in New York City.
2009
- YOVEO International Video Festival; music for ImXCocteau, a video by Alysse Stepanian screened the Suffolk Space in NYC.
- CologneOFF V Video Festival; music for Roghieh, a video by Alysse Stepanian screened on-line and off -line for this festival based in Cologne, Germany.
- 12-Nights; Festival of electronic music and art at the Harold Golen Gallery during Art Basel Miami 2009.
- Endurance: Daring Feats of Survival, Risk and Perseverance; Video exhibition at the Abington Arts Center in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, curated by Sue Spaid.
- Kunstfilmtag 09; music for FREY, a video by Alysse Stepanian screened at Kunstfilmtag in Düsseldorf, Germany in a show called, With a View to a Sound.
- re:MAKE IT!; Performed with the Transducers at the opening of this multimedia exhibit at the Santa Fe Complex.
2008
- The Human Resistor; Occam’s Razor exhibition at the Santa Fe Complex, Santa Fe, New Mexico; Performance instrument and interactive sculpture created from hacked consumer electronics. Also performed live with Martin Back at the opening.
- Santa Fe International Festival of Electroacoustic Music;
College of Santa Fe, Santa Fe, NM.
2005
- Spark Festival of Electronic Music and Art; University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
- Interpretations 2004/05; Merkin Hall, NYC
2004
- Symposium on the Future (NYC); Chelsea Art Museum
- Zèppelin 2004 (Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona - Spain)
- Thailand New Media Art Festival (Thailand)
- DIGIT Festival (Narrowsburg, NY)
2003
- Paris-Berlin International Meetings (FR/GE)
- Foro Artistico CD-ROM Salon (Hannover, GE)
2001
- Medi@terra Festival 2001 (microMuseum) traveling exhibition - Greece, Balkans, Germany
- Seamus Festival 2001 (Society of Electro-Acoustic Music in the US)
- The Parking Lot (art event in Los Angeles, CA)
- European Media Arts Festival (Germany)
- Immedia1901 (University of Michigan)
- Contemporary Music IV (Northwestern University)
- Sonic Circuits (Los Angeles Harbor College)
2000
- Most Significant Bytes 2000 (OH)
- Shy Anne Sound and Video Festival (WA)
- Sonic Circuits VIII (MN)
- The Leeds International Film Festival (UK)
- Paris/Berlin International Meetings (FR/GE)
1999
- Sonic Circuits Circus International Festival of Electronic Music and Art (MN)
- OnetoMANYthree; multimedia event at Dixon Place (NYC)
1998
- TwoMANYtwo; multimedia event at DCTV (NYC)
- OneMANY; multimedia event at Greenwich House, Hayden Auditorium (NYC)
- Swiss Institute (NYC)
INSTALLATIONS
2009
- ATMOSPHERE EVO-LUTE; A collaborative weather-driven sound installation with Martin Back at the MOV-IN Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico
- FrankenCircuit; organized and curated this installtion at the Santa Fe Complex involving over twenty artists, performers and technologists.
2007
- Glitter, glamour and glory: HUNDE VERBOTEN; a BOX 1035 installation with kinetic sculpture, video and sound created with Alysse Stepanian. January/February at Kunsthaus Tacheles in Berlin, Germany (audio excerpt)
2006
- Don't be afraid, be ready; a BOX 1035 installation with kinetic sculpture, video and sound created with Alysse Stepanian. June at Imagine Gallery, Beijing, China (audio excerpt)
- ...until you slip; a BOX 1035 installation with kinetic sculpture, video and sound created with Alysse Stepanian. June/July at the Islip Art Museum, New York
- Fierce; a BOX 1035 installation with video and sound created with Alysse Stepanian. Imagine Gallery Residency; Beijing, China (audio excerpt)
2005
- Utility of Obsession: All Things Orange; a collaborative installation with kinetic sculpture and video created with Alysse Stepanian. August 26 through October 9 at Branchville Gallery, CT.
2004
- Drainage; an interactive installation created in collaboration with Alysse Stepanian, with video, sound, sculpture, and gravity-driven mechanics. (audio)
2001
- White, pink, regular and unknown; Sound installation in One Night Stand, Farmer's Daughter Motel, Los Angeles, CA
- video car; video installation in The Parking Lot Show, Los Angeles, CA
1998
- Fierce; Armenian Center for Contemporary Art, Yerevan, Armenia; computer music for slide projection and video (audio excerpt)
- Music for Corridor; Factory Place Gallery, LA; Site-specific sound installation.
MULTIMEDIA PERFORMANCE
2008
- T = 2.7k - a multimedia event at the Center for Contemporary Art, Santa Fe, New Mexico; Computer music with live computer-interactive performance by trumpeter, Ron Helman and video by Alysse Stepanian.
2001
- liveReal; a multimedia event in NYC broadcast live on television and the web
1999
- auditionherefreebeer; a collaborative performance piece with Alysse Stepanian aboard the Staten Island Ferry as part of cremolata flotage, a show curated by Sue Spaid (audio excerpt)
- Ten or So; Dixon Place and Columbia University, NYC; computer music for a collaborative work with Steve Cohn (shakuhachi), Doug Geers (computer music), and Alysse Stepanian (video)
- scourge.org; Dixon Place, NYC; sound for a collaborative multimedia performance piece by Alysse Stepanian and Sue Spaid
1998
- E Pluribus, Pluribus; Renee Weiler Concert Hall, NYC; music for five musicians and tape
- Music for Typist; Hayden Auditorium (Greenwich House) NYC; interactive computer music for typist with projected visuals
- Out of Line; Hayden Auditorium (Greenwich House) NYC; Music for Alysse Stepanian’s multimedia performance piece.
- Steps; DCTV, NYC; music for alto sax, video tape and computer music. Premiered by Styliani Tartsinis (alto sax) with video Alysse Stepanian.
- 50/50; DCTV and Here, NYC; Computer music for slide projection; invitational performance through Composers Collaborative Inc.
VIDEO
The following videos were collaborations with Alysse Stepanian. Screenings include: YOVEO International Video Festival, CologneOFF V Video Festival, Kunstfilmtag 09, 12 Nights Festival of Electronic Music and Art, Abington Arts Center, The Santa Fe Complex, The Paris-Berlin International Meetings, The Leeds International Film Festival, Sonic Circuits, Shy Anne Sound and Video Festival, Paris/Berlin International Meetings, Most Significant Bytes 2000, Mississippi State University, wigged.net, Jan Baum and Fig Galleries (Los Angeles), Void and Ocularis (NYC).
2009
- FREY (music)
- Roghieh (music and sound design)
- mo-tar-JEM?(music and sound design)
- ImXCocteau (music)
2003
- america
2001
- Buffalo (audio excerpt)
- Country Inn (audio excerpt)
- THE PASSING CLOUDS
- the way of water / alysse 9.1 (audio excerpt)
- Europe by car
2000
- eggpoem
- 2000
- Reunion (audio excerpt)
1999
- The Field
- CUTTING
- auditionherefreebeer
1998
- 72 Hours: Acrobat’s Little Leap; DCTV and Art in General, NYC; soundtrack for video by Alysse Stepanian
1997
- LA Loft District; Excerpts from Assemblage used in this documentary by Maya Koyo
CD-ROMS
2003
- Relativity; Thailand New Media Art Festival (Thailand)
2000
- Sinusoidal Tendencies; European Media Arts Festival (Germany), Immedia1901 (University of Michigan), Foro Artistico CD-ROM Salon (Hannover, GE)
CONCERTS
2010
- The Improvising Composer;Solo performance and group improvisation at the Santa Fe Complex.
- The Transducers; Concert at High Mayhem.
- The Autotelics; Performance with Al Faaet at the 1st Anniversary Show of Manipulated Image.
2009
- The Transducers; Concert at ArtsLAB at UNM as part of the SPECTRE Concert series curated by William Fowler Collins.
- The Transducers;Concert at The Filling Station in Albuquerque as part of the Roost Concert series curated by Mark Weaver.
- The Transducers;Concert at re:MAKE IT!, an exhibition at the Santa Fe Complex.
- HEX; Orchestral piece performed by the Santa Fe Community Orchestra conducted by Oliver Prezant in Stieren Hall at the Santa Fe Opera.
2008
- Random Textures and Seven Short Loud Sounds; Meow Wolf in Santa Fe NM, performed with the Ancestral Groan Liberation Orchestra
2005
- Traffic for strings; Merkin Hall (NYC), performed by the S.E.M. Ensemble and conducted by Petr Kotik
- Traffic for strings; Willow Place Auditorium (Brooklyn Heights, NY), composers workshop concert with the S.E.M. Ensemble and conductor, Petr Kotik
2004
- Traffic, for brass quintet, New Music Ensemble (CSULA), Los Angeles, CA
1999
- Random 25; Dixon Place, NYC; string quartet performed by the Kaleidoscope Ensemble
1996
- Ochlokratia for orchestra; CSULA, LA; conducted by Hannah Park and performed by members of the CSULA Orchestra
- Assemblage; LA County Museum of Art; music for flute, clarinet, string quartet and harp
- Draw; Pacific Contemporary Music Center Annual Festival; Los Angeles, CA; performed by the Whole Bean Woodwind Quintet
- Monads; Composers Forum; CSULA, Los Angeles; music for baritone voice, piano, two percussionists and five actors
1995
- Brass Quartet; Pacific Composers’ Forum Concert; Los Angeles, CA; performance by the Crown City Brass Quintet.
- Random 7; Movements in Music; Los Angeles; music for piano trio; concert featuring composers living in downtown, LA.
1994
- Random 2 and Absolute; Downtown Lives 94’,
and Downtown Lives 93’; Los Angeles;
electronic music for two art events sponsored by DADA (Downtown Artists Development Association)
ARTIST RESIDENCIES
2006 - 2007
- Imagine Gallery; Beijing, China
- Kunsthaus Tacheles; Berlin, Germany
COMMISSIONS / GRANTS
2010
- Meet The Composer; MetLife Creative Connections grant from Meet The Composer for a project I instigated called The Improvising Composer at the Santa Fe Complex in March 2010.
2005 - 2006
- "B" for baritone voice, string quartet, percussion and computer; Commissioned by Thomas Buckner for performances in New York City and San Francisco.
ARTS COMMUNITY
2009 - present
- College of Santa Fe; Workshop and audio mentoring for visual art students.
- The UUUUT Experiment (<65dB); Created this bi-monthly series of improvisational performances featuring the use of computers, extended instrumental techniques, robotics and found objects.
- The Santa Fe Complex; Involved as one of three music facilitators for this non-profit organization dedicated to collaborations between art and science. Produced over twenty-five contemporary music concerts and improvisation workshops.
2008 - present
- SFMax Group; Created a MAX/Msp users group that meets bi-weekly at the Santa Fe Complex. Meetings feature presentations by local members and invited guests.
1997 - present
- MANY (Musicians and Artists in New York): Co-founder of this artist-run nonprofit multimedia performing and presenting organization which focuses on the creation and presentation of contemporary music, art performance, experimental video, spoken word and dance. Co-produced several events in the NYC area in which the work of over fifty artists has been presented.
1996 - 1997
- Pacific Composers Forum; Assistant Producer for several concerts for this Los Angeles based group.
1996
- Factory Place Gallery; Volunteer work for this artist-run gallery in Los Angeles including role as Exhibition Coordinator for the Chalk show, curated by Sue Spaid.
LIST OF WORK
2010
- Teethtones; computer music.
- Sonata for Teeth; computer music.
2009
- Dialtone and Strings; computer music.
- It's ALIVE!; CD of live performances in Santa Fe and a video soundtrack.
- ATMOSPHERE EVO-LUTE; Collaborative weather-driven installation with Martin Back.
- FrankenCircuit; curated this multimedia collaborative installation and created a kinetic sculpture called Binary Clock for the event.
2008
- T = 2.7k; a 45 minute multimedia work with computer music, live computer-interactive performance by trumpeter, Ron Helman and video by Alysse Stepanian.
- The Human Resistor; a sound sculpture and performance instrument made from hacked consumer electronics, plywood and copper pipe.
- Random Textures; a structured improvisation piece for any number of players and any means of making sound.
- Seven Loud Short Sounds; for any number of players.
2007
- Glitter, glamour and glory: HUNDE VERBOTEN; a BOX 1035 installation with Alysse Stepanian (audio excerpt)
2006
- B; music for baritone voice, string quartet, percussion and computer
- Don't be afraid, be ready; a BOX 1035 installation with Alysse Stepanian (audio excerpt)
- ...until you slip; a BOX 1035 installation with Alysse Stepanian
- Solution to Pollution; computer music based on voice samples
2005
- Traffic for strings; music for string orchestra
- Utility of Obsession: All Things Orange; a collaborative installation with Alysse Stepanian
- Collage Party; computer music
2004
- Hex; music for orchestra
- Drainage; a collaborative installation with A. Stepanian
- Drainage Music; music for the Drainage installation
2003
- fourteen; computer music
- Relativity; CD-ROM
- Traffic; music for brass quintet
2002
- big band; computer music based on big band samples recorded by James Marentic
- crowd; collection of computer music
2001
- liveReal; a collaborative multimedia event broadcast live on television and the web
- motel; computer music
- White, pink, regular & unknown; computer music and sound installation
- Five; computer music
- Elizabeth; computer music
- Dorr; computer music
- Buffalo; sound-track for video by A. Stepanian
2000
- Country Inn; computer music for video of the same name by A. Stepanian
- Two Minutes; computer music
- eggpoem; collaborative video with A. Stepanian
- Reunion; computer music for video of the same name by A. Stepanian
- 2000; collaborative video with A. Stepanian
- Sinusoidal Tendencies; computer music
- Sinusoidal Tendencies; CD-ROM
1999
- auditionherefreebeer; sound-track for video by A. Stepanian - based on a collaborative performance of the same name (audio excerpt)
- Random 26; computer music
- Ten or So; collaboration with Doug Geers, Alysse Stepanian, Steve Cohn
- The Field; video of the same name by A. Stepanian
- scourge.org; music for art performance
- Random 25; for string quartet
- Radiator; computer music
1998
- 72 Hours: Acrobat’s Little Leap; sound-track for video by A. Stepanian
- Steps; for alto sax and video tape
- 50/50; computer music with slides
- Music for Typist; interactive for typist and computer
- Out of Line; for tape, violin, viola, cello, shakuhachi, hichriki, and shofar (written for Alysse Stepanian’s, Out of Line, a multi-media art performance)
1997
- E Pluribus, Pluribus; for five musicians and tape
- The Anarchist; for solo piano
1996
- Three; for two pianos, clarinet and tape
- Ochlokratia; for orchestra
- Assemblage; for flute, clarinet, harp, and string quartet
- Music for Corridor; taped electronic music
- Human Sounds; computer music
1995
- XVII e Carrousel; for string quartet
- Monads; for baritone voice, piano, percussion I and II, and five actors
- Draw; for woodwind quintet
1994
- Brass Quartet
- Random 7; for piano trio
- Random 2; electronic music
1993
- One Around, One Across; for flute and clarinet
- Duet for Violin and Cello
1992
- Absolute; for solo cello