List of WorkS

It’s Not really a path (2024)

for string quartet

in progress

Feel Less, Feel More, Turn Over (2024)

for SATB chorus

written for Amor Artis

To Get to You (2023)

for SSAA chorus

reading at New Works, New Drinks - October 2023

Daphne in Chase (2023)

for voices, guitar, chamber ensemble

reading at New Works, New Drinks - August 2023

A perfect Night; Turn your head (2023)

for SATB chorus

reading at New Works, New Drinks - May 2023

I Am Here (2022)

for SATB chorus

premiered by C4. based on an excerpt from “Hottentot Venus” by Morgan Parker

Amongst Good Company (2022)

for voice, guitar, strings, and sound design

performed by Sofia Frohna (voice, guitar, songwriting, arranging), Isaac Pross (violin), Raphael Lelan-Cox (bass), the Momenta Quartet (string quartet), and produced by @mattygoesdiving

Attack of the Karens, Directed by Marta Cunningham. Episode 8 of “Cinema Toast” on Showtime (2021)

for chamber orchestra

Plastic Orchestra (2020)

for melodicas, bass melodica, piano horn, key harmonica, pvc pipe and vinyl bass flutes, plastic soprano recorders, resin alto recorder, Boomwhackers, otomatones, slide whistles, alpine horns, egg shakers, bottle marimba, noisemakers and kazoo choir

April 2020 premiere at Brown University canceled due to COVID-19. Movement Two of Plastic Orchestra recorded by Sofia Frohna

Cactus Flower (2020)

for violin and vibraphone

premiered by EmmaLee Holmes-Hicks and Piero Guimaraes of the Verdant Vibes Ensemble

What To Call (2020)

for violin and piano

premiered by Lucy Duda and Xiayou Huang

Hope is the thing (2020)

for soprano and piano

based on text by Emily Dickinson (1830-1886)

premiered by Charlotte Dobbs and Andrew Padgett

Year Three (Tug) (2019)

for string quartet

written for and premiered by the Momenta Quartet in their residency at Brown University 2019

It’s Not About Jimmy Keene, PILOT by Caleb JaffE. OFFICIAL SELECTION SUNDANCE INDIE EPISODIC CATEGORY 2019 (2018)

for harp, cello, viola, clarinet, bass, and guitar

premiered at the Sundance Film Festival 2019

Perhaps (2018)

for solo voice, violin, clarinet, bassoon, trumpet, trombone, percussion, and contrabass

Based on the poem Perhaps (1916) by Vera Brittain

premiered by Brown Opera Productions

DMITRI (A CAT) AND OTHER HUMAN MEN (2018)

for flute, clarinet, piano, violin, cello, and percussion

premiered by Atlantic Music Festival Musicians

I Don't Have to Choose! (2018)

for flute, violin, cello, and contrabass

premiered by Zodiac Music Festival musicians

Williams St. (2018)

for cello and guitar

commissioned and premiered by Duo Solazur at the Zodiac Music Academy and Festival

Three Movements for Three Roommates, for three melodicas (2018)

I. Mia

II. Halle

III. Sofia

for three melodicas

premiered by Sofia Frohna, Mia Purdom, and Halle Purdom at the Brown University Fermata Composer’s Concert

Eve, A Short Film by Susan Bay Nimoy. OFFICIAL SELECTION SUNDANCE 2018 (2017)

for piano and two cellos

PRODUCER’S CUT

Year One - orchestral arrangement  (2018)

read by the Brown University Orchestra

Year One (2017)

for string quartet

written for and premiered by the Momenta Quartet in their residency at Brown University 2017

One Inch Tall (2017)

for alto, piano, violin, cello, and contrabass  

read by Brown University students and music faculty

Everything is a Guitar! (2016)

for guitar, clarinet, and cello

premiered by Sunset Chamberfest musicians

56 (2016)

for flute, clarinet, cello, and piano

premiered by LA Phil artists at the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s Composer Fellowship Program

Eugenides - Orchestral Arrangement (2017)

for chamber orchestra

For Pj (2015)

for clarinet, violin, cello, and piano

premiered by Sunset Chamberfest musicians

Eugenides (2015)

for clarinet, violin, cello, and piano

premiered by LA Phil artists at the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s Composer Fellowship Program

Blueline Express, A Short film by Caleb Jaffe (2015)

for voice and guitar

written and performed by Sofia Frohna

Ruth (2015)

for SATB chorus and cello or piano

based on poem by Thomas Hood (1798-1845)

premiered by Brown University Chorus in 2018