List of Works by Rebekah Griffin Greene
Goodnight Harlem: June, 2010. Commissioned for Hexnut as part of the 2010 Walden School faculty commissioning project. Ned McGowan:
flute, contrabass flute, Susanna Borsch, recorders, Gijs Levelt, trumpet, Ere Lievonen, piano, Stephanie Pan, vocals
Atlantis Music: August 2008-January 2009. These eight orchestral pieces are based on the books by NY Times Best-Selling author Thomas
Greanias. (Raising Atlantis, The Atlantis Prophecy, and The Atlantis Revelation) They have been declared by Thomas Greanias as the
"official soundtrack" of the Atlantis Revelation. Click here to go to a special page where you can get links to videos and e-stores to buy the
album, as well as hear clips!
Short Mass for String Trio: viola, cello and bass, 4 movements, 2002 Email me to order the score!! rebekah@rebekahgriffingreene.com
I. Introit
II. Kyrie
III. Alleluia
IV: Agnus Dei
Winter Calling: SATB choir and harp, text is original poetry I wrote in high school in 1991, music written fall of 1996, published by Santa
Barbara Music Publishing in 1997, chosen to be on reading sessions of the regional and national ACDA conventions in 1998
Performance: Singers from UCLA, USC and other Southern CA locations. Adriana Horne, harp,
Phillip Placenti, conductor, 1998, Los Angeles
Psalm 121: SATB choir, 1996 Performance: May 2, 2009, I Cantori di Carmel, Dr.Sal Ferrantelli, Music Director, recorded live in the Carmel
Mission Basilica, Carmel, CA
Click here to read a review.
John 4: The Woman at the Well: women's choir, bass, and percussion, 1999 *commissioned by Nina Gilbert and premiered by the UC Irvine
Women's Choir under her direction, previewed and reviewed. Click the blue to read the text/listen to the piece/read newspaper reviews.
Written Upon Hearing of the Death of a Classmate: performance art piece for soprano bassist, poetry written in 1995, music written in
2000. Click the blue to read the text/listen to the piece.
La Jeune Fille: tone poem for bass and piano/orchestra, 1994/95, reviewed, radio interview following the premiere
Meditation for my Son: song for tenor and piano, 1997, poetry by Michael S. Weaver
Performance: James L. Brown, tenor, Natasha Kislenko, piano, October, 2000,
Staller Center Recital Hall, SUNY Stony Brook
Peace Seed: March 6, 2008, for trombone, bass and contralto. Text by Rebekah Griffin Greene. Premiered by Terry Greene II, awesome
vocalist Kim Harley, and me on bass. Performance: November, 2008, at the Third Street Music School Settlement, Manhattan
A Man Who Loves God: piano, voice, bass, 2006, text by Rebekah Griffin Greene (performed by me on bass, pianist Michael Wilkinson,
and vocalist Malissa Redmond and dedicated to Terry Greene II on our wedding day at the Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn, NY. June
24th, 2006:)
Juggling Scrod: Theater music: play/lyrics by Aimee Young, April, 2000. Premiered in North Hollywood, reviewed. Click to hear the cast
recording!
John 15:13: solo bass "No greater love has a man than this, that he lay down his life for his friends." Performance: Rebekah Griffin Greene,
bass, November, 1998, collaborated with dancer/choreographer Liliana DeLeon-Torsiello
Gerasenes: orchestral work, 1998
Performance: excerpt recorded by the USC Symphony as an orchestration exercise in spring of 1998. This is the end of the piece, entitled
"Deliverance."
BTW, if it sounds like the French horn player is playing a wrong note, it's because he was. HA HA!! Gotta love reading sessions.:)
Miscommunication: solo flute, 1995 Performance: Michelle Baker-Wright, flute, 1998, Los Angeles
Satellite Bouncers: percussion ensemble, 1995, no recording available
Ob-Ode: oboe and piano, 1996/98 Performance: Rong-Huey Liu, oboe, Rebekah Griffin Greene, piano, LA, 1998
Trio: flute, guitar and bass, 1996 Performance: Eishun Fukui, guitar, Anne Galbraith, flute, Rebekah Griffin Greene, bass, LA 1998
Alleluia, Amen: SATB choir, 1997 Performance: same motley crew as Winter Calling above, Phillip Placenti, conductor, LA 1998
Fallen with Grace: song cycle for baritone/tenor, violin, and piano. Commissioned by Stephen Wagner, and using poetry of Ted Wagner,
1996/97
Matador Phat Phanfare and Phunk: marching band, commissioned/dedicated to the San Gabriel High School marching band and their
awesome director, Tammy Ramsay, during my student teaching there in the fall of 1998
Good Things Coming: 5 basses, flute, oboe, percussion and women's choir, 2006 (processional music for Terry and I's wedding!!!:)
Charis: string quartet, summer 2000, no recording available yet
Intervals and Considering Alice: soprano, piano: Songs for a one-act play entitled "Literary Circles" by Catherine Stanley, performed at
the Beverly Hills library in the spring of 2000
Flower by the Freeway: SATB choir and piano, poetry written in 1991, music in 2001
Fanfare: brass quintet, 2001, no recording available
Breathless and Slightly Blue: soprano sax and marimba, commissioned by Yesaroun' Duo in partnership with the Walden School, 2001
The wonderful performance by Yesaroun' got distorted in the recording process, and I was so sad, because they did the most amazing job!!
The Fire in the Hearth: SATB choir and soprano recorder, original poetry, 2004
Stone Soup: Children's musical, 2005, Book/lyrics by Ellen Lee Seltz
Amazed: trombone and bass, 2005
flute, contrabass flute, Susanna Borsch, recorders, Gijs Levelt, trumpet, Ere Lievonen, piano, Stephanie Pan, vocals
Atlantis Music: August 2008-January 2009. These eight orchestral pieces are based on the books by NY Times Best-Selling author Thomas
Greanias. (Raising Atlantis, The Atlantis Prophecy, and The Atlantis Revelation) They have been declared by Thomas Greanias as the
"official soundtrack" of the Atlantis Revelation. Click here to go to a special page where you can get links to videos and e-stores to buy the
album, as well as hear clips!
Short Mass for String Trio: viola, cello and bass, 4 movements, 2002 Email me to order the score!! rebekah@rebekahgriffingreene.com
I. Introit
II. Kyrie
III. Alleluia
IV: Agnus Dei
Winter Calling: SATB choir and harp, text is original poetry I wrote in high school in 1991, music written fall of 1996, published by Santa
Barbara Music Publishing in 1997, chosen to be on reading sessions of the regional and national ACDA conventions in 1998
Performance: Singers from UCLA, USC and other Southern CA locations. Adriana Horne, harp,
Phillip Placenti, conductor, 1998, Los Angeles
Psalm 121: SATB choir, 1996 Performance: May 2, 2009, I Cantori di Carmel, Dr.Sal Ferrantelli, Music Director, recorded live in the Carmel
Mission Basilica, Carmel, CA
Click here to read a review.
John 4: The Woman at the Well: women's choir, bass, and percussion, 1999 *commissioned by Nina Gilbert and premiered by the UC Irvine
Women's Choir under her direction, previewed and reviewed. Click the blue to read the text/listen to the piece/read newspaper reviews.
Written Upon Hearing of the Death of a Classmate: performance art piece for soprano bassist, poetry written in 1995, music written in
2000. Click the blue to read the text/listen to the piece.
La Jeune Fille: tone poem for bass and piano/orchestra, 1994/95, reviewed, radio interview following the premiere
Meditation for my Son: song for tenor and piano, 1997, poetry by Michael S. Weaver
Performance: James L. Brown, tenor, Natasha Kislenko, piano, October, 2000,
Staller Center Recital Hall, SUNY Stony Brook
Peace Seed: March 6, 2008, for trombone, bass and contralto. Text by Rebekah Griffin Greene. Premiered by Terry Greene II, awesome
vocalist Kim Harley, and me on bass. Performance: November, 2008, at the Third Street Music School Settlement, Manhattan
A Man Who Loves God: piano, voice, bass, 2006, text by Rebekah Griffin Greene (performed by me on bass, pianist Michael Wilkinson,
and vocalist Malissa Redmond and dedicated to Terry Greene II on our wedding day at the Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn, NY. June
24th, 2006:)
Juggling Scrod: Theater music: play/lyrics by Aimee Young, April, 2000. Premiered in North Hollywood, reviewed. Click to hear the cast
recording!
John 15:13: solo bass "No greater love has a man than this, that he lay down his life for his friends." Performance: Rebekah Griffin Greene,
bass, November, 1998, collaborated with dancer/choreographer Liliana DeLeon-Torsiello
Gerasenes: orchestral work, 1998
Performance: excerpt recorded by the USC Symphony as an orchestration exercise in spring of 1998. This is the end of the piece, entitled
"Deliverance."
BTW, if it sounds like the French horn player is playing a wrong note, it's because he was. HA HA!! Gotta love reading sessions.:)
Miscommunication: solo flute, 1995 Performance: Michelle Baker-Wright, flute, 1998, Los Angeles
Satellite Bouncers: percussion ensemble, 1995, no recording available
Ob-Ode: oboe and piano, 1996/98 Performance: Rong-Huey Liu, oboe, Rebekah Griffin Greene, piano, LA, 1998
Trio: flute, guitar and bass, 1996 Performance: Eishun Fukui, guitar, Anne Galbraith, flute, Rebekah Griffin Greene, bass, LA 1998
Alleluia, Amen: SATB choir, 1997 Performance: same motley crew as Winter Calling above, Phillip Placenti, conductor, LA 1998
Fallen with Grace: song cycle for baritone/tenor, violin, and piano. Commissioned by Stephen Wagner, and using poetry of Ted Wagner,
1996/97
Matador Phat Phanfare and Phunk: marching band, commissioned/dedicated to the San Gabriel High School marching band and their
awesome director, Tammy Ramsay, during my student teaching there in the fall of 1998
Good Things Coming: 5 basses, flute, oboe, percussion and women's choir, 2006 (processional music for Terry and I's wedding!!!:)
Charis: string quartet, summer 2000, no recording available yet
Intervals and Considering Alice: soprano, piano: Songs for a one-act play entitled "Literary Circles" by Catherine Stanley, performed at
the Beverly Hills library in the spring of 2000
Flower by the Freeway: SATB choir and piano, poetry written in 1991, music in 2001
Fanfare: brass quintet, 2001, no recording available
Breathless and Slightly Blue: soprano sax and marimba, commissioned by Yesaroun' Duo in partnership with the Walden School, 2001
The wonderful performance by Yesaroun' got distorted in the recording process, and I was so sad, because they did the most amazing job!!
The Fire in the Hearth: SATB choir and soprano recorder, original poetry, 2004
Stone Soup: Children's musical, 2005, Book/lyrics by Ellen Lee Seltz
Amazed: trombone and bass, 2005
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