A selection of pieces from various plays for which I've composed music and done sound designs - this music is all over the map - very much part of the background and minimalist (Metamorphosis), standard orchestral (Romeo and Juliet), weird piano (Turn of the Screw), and new age-esque (Lamentations Project)

Selected Incidental Music by Frank Felice

Three dances from some incidental music for Romeo and Juliet, composed for Dianne Timmerman and the Butler University Department of Theatre - this music is sly, slightly sarcastic, and a bit jaded

Tango from Romeo and Juliet

Spinning Waltz from Romeo and Juliet

Meeting Dance from Romeo and Juliet

The ending music from the Butler University Theatre department's presentation of "The Lamentation Project;"  the music here was presented live in their black box space with the keyboard parts played via fixed media recordings, while a street urchin treble sang various parts of the Lamentations 5:21 text live, with reverb FX added.  The treble here is Simon Roberts.

Converte Nos, from "Lamentations"

Excerpt No. 1 from "Lamentations"

Chalk Circle Reel from A Caucasian Chalk Circle

Excerpt from Kafka's "Metamorphosis" No. 3

Excerpt from Kafka's "Metamorphosis" No. 2

Excerpt from Kafka's "Metamorphosis" No. 1

Excerpt from "Turn of the Screw," No. 2

Excerpt from "Turn of the Screw" No. 1

Excerpt from "Turn of the Screw"  Toccata

I am an eclectic composer who writes with a postmodern mischievousness: my pieces can be comedic/ironic, simple/complex, or humble/reverent. My recent projects have taken a turn toward turn towards the sweeter side, exploring a consonant adiatonicism.

Selected Incidental Music by Frank Felice

FRANK FELICE, composer