James Perone - Compositions

• Rasptutin. Theatre piece for two actors, string quartet, brass sextet (or organ), and theremin. Premiered by members of the Mount Union College Theatre and Music Departments, October 16, 2002.
• TwO MOOn POOms. High voice and theremin. Premiered by Patricia Boehm, soprano and James Perone, theremin, February 26, 2002.
• The Distortion Variations. Electronic sound composition. Premiered February 26, 2002.
• Four Moods for Clarinet and Percussion. Commissioned by the Naragon Duo, 2000.
• Joel's Journey To the Jewelled City. Orchestra. Commissioned by the Alliance Symphony Orchestra for premiere in 1998.
• Morton Feldman is Dead and His Body Has Decomposed. Clarinet, violin, viola, and cello. 1997.
• Piano Sonata No. 1. Piano. SCORE Magazine, 1995.
• Prelude to "Rasputin". Brass quintet. Performed by the Cathedral Brass.
• Luther's Psalm 130: A Cantata. Soprano, clarinet, and piano. Commissioned by Dr. Lee Ann Grace, University Presbyterian Church, Buffalo, New York, 1993.
• Bombay. Lever or pedal harp. Gloversville, New York: Dragonflower Music, 1993.
• October Leaves. Harp. Gloversville, New York: Dragonflower Music, 1992.
• Homage pour Henri Matisse. Harp. Gloversville, New York: Dragonflower Music, 1992.
• Scott Free: A Rag. Piano. Self-published, 1991.
• Dorian Elegy. Folk harp. North Tonawanda, New York: Dragonflower Music, 1991.
• Grace. Flute and piano. Score published by The Instrumentalist, Inc. in Flute Talk 10/7 (March 1991).
• Mass in C. SATB Choir, Organ, Electric bass guitar. Premiered and toured by the Mount Union College Concert Choir.
• Canonic Duet #1 and Canonic Duet #3. Two flutes. Scores published by The Instrumentalist, Inc. in Flute Talk 9/9 (May/June 1990).
• Canon for Saxophone Quartet. SATB or AATB Saxophone quartet. Medfield, Massachussetts: Dorn Publications, 1989.
• Music for Flute. Solo flute. Score published by The Instrumentalist, Inc. in Flute Talk 8/7 (March 1989).
• Saurs. Electronic tape. Used as part of artist John Toth's installation "Saurs," The City Gallery, New York City, September-October 1988.

Arrangements and Orchestrations

• H.H. Thiele. Telephone Galop (1885). Aranged for SATB or AATB saxophone quartet. Medfield, Massachussetts: Dorn Publications, 1991.