Music

All music is composed by Romeo Melloni and published by Concordia Discors, LLC.

 

Selections are available for streaming at:

https://soundcloud.com/romeo-melloni-composer

 

Catalogue

Orchestral

  • “Concertino dei Bambini” for piano four-hands and chamber orchestra (2014); Commissioned by the Filatova Music Academy; Premiered by the New Hampshire Philharmonic; March 12 (2017), Stockbridge Theater, Pinkerton Academy, Derry, NH
  • “Sinfonia Concertante” for solo violin, harp and full orchestra (2010); Premiered by the New Hampshire Music Festival; July 2014, Silver Hall, Plymouth Sate University, Plymouth NH
  • “Elegy” for solo violin, viola and chamber orchestra (2005); Commissioned by the Nashua Chamber Orchestra; Premiered by the Nashua Chamber Orchestra; June 2005, Collings Auditorium, Daniel Webster College, Nashua NH
  • “Piano Concerto” for piano and orchestra (2003); Premiered by the New Hampshire Music Festival; August 2006, Silver Hall, Plymouth Sate University, Plymouth NH
  • “Chehalis Symphony”  for full orchestra (1997); Premiered by the Moravian Philharmonic; May 1998, Olomouc, Czech Republic. Recorded on MMC label
  • “Festive Overture” for full orchestra (1994); Premiered by the New Hampshire Music Festival; August 2002, Silver Hall, Plymouth Sate University, Plymouth NH, USA; Recorded on MMC label
  • “Piano Symphony” for piano and orchestra (1993); Premiered by the Cambridge Symphony Orchestra; November 2001; Agassis School, Cambridge, MA; Recorded on MMC label
  • “Overture Romantica”  for full orchestra (1989); Commissioned by the Merrimack Valley Philharmonic; Premiered by the Merrimack Valley Philharmonic; November 1989, Methuen, MA

Chamber Music

  • “Divertimento for Woodwind Trio ” (2018): Commissioned by the Mythic Trio; Premiered by the Mythic Trio; October 24, 2018, Southern New Hampshire University , Manchester NH
  • “Clarinet Sonata” (2017); Commissioned by the New Hampshire chapter of the Music Teachers Association (NHMTA); Premiered by Stephanie Jenkins and Elizabeth Blood; October 14, 20017, Concord Community Music School, Concord, NH
  • “Clarinet Quartet” for clarinet, violin, cello and piano (2012); Commissioned by Trio Veritas; Premiered by the Trio Veritas; September 2012, Smith Recital Hall, Plymouth State University, Plymouth NH
  • “Divertimento for clarinet, violin, cello and piano” (2009); Commissioned by the Manchester Community Music School for its 25th anniversary; Premiered by Elliott Markow, Stephanie Ratte, Harel Gietheim and George Lopez; October 24, 2009, MCMS, Manchester, NH
  • “String Quartet” (2000); Premiered by the Martinü String Quartet; December 1999, Rudolfinum, Prague, Czech Republic
  • “Fantasia di Primavera” for oboe and piano (1999 revised in 2015); Premieredby Margaret Herley; March 2000 St. John Church, Portmouth, NH
  • “Piano Trio No. 2” (1997); Commissioned by the Solati Trio; Premiered by the Solati Trio; November 1998, Sinclair Room, Moses Brown School: Providence RI
  • “Solati Piano Trio” (1994); Premiered by the Solati Piano Trio; March 1994, Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall, New York, NY
  • “Piano Quartet No. 2”  (1992); Premiered by the Magellan Ensamble; August 1999, Nashua Public Library, Nashua NH
  • “Piano Quartet No. 1”  (1992); Premiered by the Windemere Ensamble; February 1994, Cathedral of Mary our Queen, Baltimore MD
  • “Cello Sonata” (1989); Premiered by Ján Slávik; October 1993, Záhorská Gallery, Senica, Slovak Republic
  • “Viola Sonatina” (1991); Premiered by Julius Wirth; April 1992, Washington Parish, Washington DC
  • “Violin Sonata” (1990); Premiered by David Salness; April 1991, First and Second Church, Boston, MA

Vocal Music

  • “Infinito” Song Cycle for soprano and piano; poems by Leopardi, Cardarelli, Melloni; Premiered by Julie Michael, Jordan Hall, Boston Ma 1989
  • “Pianta” Song Cycle (1997) for soprano and piano; “Immagini nel Tempo” poems by Cristina Pianta; Premiered by Adriana Casartelli; March 1997, Circolo Filologico Milanese, Milan, Italy
  • “Provenzali” Song Cycle (1997) for soprano and piano; Poems by Delfina Provenzali; Premiered by Adriana Casartelli; December 1997, Circolo Filologico Milanese, Milan, Italy
  • “Vergine Bella” (2001) for soprano and string quartet; Text by Gianna Melloni; Premiered by the Manchester Chamber Players; February 2002, UNH Auditorium, Manchester NH
  • “Melloni”  Song Cycle (1997); Premiered by Donna Lombardo; April 2010, Grace Episcopal Church, Manchester NH

Piano Music

  • “Triptych” (2007); Premiered by George Lopez; July 2007, Smith Recital All, Plymouth State University, Plymouth, NH
  • “Percorsi Nos. 1-3” (2006)
  • “Watergrams Nos. 1-5“; Premiered by George Lopez; May 2006, Franco-American Heritage Center; Lewiston ME
  • “Piano Sonata No. 2” (2002); Commissioned by the Waterville Valley Music Center; Premiered by Mariko Kaneda; July 2002, Waterville Valley, NH
  • “Piano Preludes Nos. 1-7“:
  • “Piano Prelude No. 1” (1990), “No. 3” (1991) and “No. 5” (1999); Premiered by Elizabeth Blood; March (2019); Saint Anselm College, Manchester, NH
  • “Piano Prelude No. 7” (2014); Premiered by George Lopez; April 2014, Studzinski Recital All, Bowdoin College, Bowdoin ME
  • “Piano Prelude No. 6” (2002); Premiered by Elizabeth Blood; May 2017, Concord Community Music School, Concord, NH
  • “Piano Prelude No. 2” (1990); Premiered by George Lopez; July 2000, Bennington Museum, Bennington, NH
  • “Piano Prelude No. 4” (1992) and 5 (1999); Premiered by Elizabeth Blood; June 2014, Manchester Community Music School, Manchester, NH
  • “Dance of Time” (1999); Premiered by George Lopez; December 1999, Waterville Valley NH
  • “Waltz for Maya” (2000); Premiered by George Lopez; October 2000, Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, NH
  • “Fugue” (2002)
  • “Holding Kiko” (2002)
  • “Passacaglia” (2001); Premiered by Geroge Lopez; October 2001, Philips Exeter Academy, Exeter NH
  • “Piano Sonata No. 1” (1987)

Sacred Music

  • “Monophonic setting of the Mass” (2014)

Miscellaneous

  • “Notturno” for flute, harpsichord and piano; Premiered by Donna Elaine; June 1992, Weill Recital Hall, Carnegie Hall, New York, NY
  • “Elegia” (1987) for soprano, flute and piano

Multimedia

  • “Luoghi Prossimi della Mente” (1982) for solo flute with text by Vincenzo Accame and dance by Giulia Staccioli; September 1982, Galleria Arte Incontro, Milan Italy