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"A hauntingly beautiful creation of combined styles and tonalities that ultimately appeal to even the most conservative listener's innate sense of timelessness and beauty."
— John McKay on Romeo's Ruins, Richmond Times Dispatch —

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Featured Music

This site was created to share my music. Please listen to the reference recordings and check out the scores and composer’s notes in the Info tab for each piece. Recordings on this site are reference recordings only and are not intended for commercial use.

Duet (1995)
for harp & guitar

Commissioned by Grete Dollitz

 

 

Performed by Alicia Romeo, harp & Jonathan Romeo, guitar

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Four Pieces for Guitar (1984-2005)
for guitar solo

Performed by Chip Newton

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Ruins (1989)
for orchestra
 

 

MIDI Realization (computer rendering)

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Light (1997)
for large orchestra
 

 

MIDI Realization (computer rendering)

00:00 / 04:57

Windows (1999)
for orchestra
Commissioned by Richmond Ballet, Stoner Winslett, choreographer

 

 

MIDI Realization (computer rendering)

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Symphony No. 1 (1996)
for orchestra

Commissioned by the Elmwood Fund for Richmond Symphony’s fortieth anniversary celebration

 

 

MIDI Realization (computer rendering).

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Pale Blue Dot (1995)
for large orchestra


 

 

MIDI Realization (computer rendering)

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Jonathan Romeo

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Sincere thanks go to the people who made this website possible including the musicians who performed on the recordings, all of my musical mentors and heroes, and others too numerous to name here. Thank you!

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