Orchestral Works

The Prophet (1973), symphony orchestra, one movement (variations)
Images (1973), chamber orchestra, four movements
A Glimpse (Soliloquy in a Forest) (1975), ballet for string orchestra, flute, tape and dancers; tape is activated by shadow and allows dancers to create music by dancing through light beams
Lidice (1977), symphony orchestra or chamber orchestra, two movements (Available from Amazon)
Rhayader (1978), ballet for chamber orchestra and piano, one movement (Available on The Romantic Music of Eric Funk -- Order Here)

Symphony No. 1 (“Emily”) (1979), symphony orchestra, three movements (Available from Amazon)
Dance Concertare (1980), piano and chamber orchestra, one movement
Romantic Impressions (1984), string orchestra version, four movements
Suite of Overtures to the Opera “Pamelia” (1988), symphony orchestra, one continuous movement
Symphony No. 2 (“Montana”) (1991), symphony orchestra, three movements

Mandel'shtam: A Valediction to the 20th Century (1993), double symphony orchestra, large chorus, two soloists (sopr., bar.), solo string quartet, five movements; three Pindaric odes by Osip Mandelstam in Russian
Symphony No. 3 (“Hradcany”) (1995), clarinet solo and symphony orchestra, three movements (Available from Amazon)
Symphony No. 4, Op. 75 (“This Eventide Seems Spilt”) (1996), contralto and symphony orchestra, one movement; text by Amanda Aizpuriete, in English; composed at Künstlerhaus Schloss Wiepersdorf, Brandenburg/Germany (Available from Amazon)
Symphony No. 5, Op. 77 ("Dante Ascending") (1998), orchestra and tenor choir (Order Here)

BEYOND TIME, a symphonic cycle/pentalogy, ideally performed together:
Symphony No 6 “Apocalypse-Phoenix Rising”, Op. 88
‘The Sojourner’s Eye’, Op. 102, tenor voice and orchestra, settings of poetry by John Haek
Symphony No 7 “Time”, Op. 105
Symphony No 8 “And Humankind Departed”, Op. 108
Symphony No 9 “Time Bridge to Beyond Time”, Op. 111

Eric Funk