kommós (2011)
for violin | 4:00
by Melissa Dunphy

Kommós, a term taken from Greek classical tragic theater meaning an anguished song of lamentation, is a deeply personal piece for solo violin designed to display the performer's emotional range and technical abilities.
Performances
- 28 Mar, 2022: Lara St. John at Rutgers University: Nicholas Music Center, New Brunswick, NJ
- 26 Mar, 2022: Lara St. John at Reformed Church of Saugerties, Saugerties, NY
- 27 Jun, 2021: Rachel Segal at Philadelphia, PA (online)
- 12 Apr, 2021: Greg Abrell at University of Colorado, Boulder, CO
- 06 Oct, 2020: Lara St. John at GatherNYC (online), New York, NY
- 10 Jul, 2020: Lara St. John at National Sawdust (online), New York, NY
- 15 Apr, 2020: Lara St. John at Violin Channel (online), New York, NY
- 13 Feb, 2020: Lara St. John at The Beresford, New York, NY
- 06 Oct, 2014: Sarah Whitney (Mythos Live/Austin Wintory) at Merkin Concert Hall, New York, NY
- 30 Sep, 2012: Hope Linton at Now Music Society, West Chester University, PA
- 23 Sep, 2012: Caeli Smith at Clearfield Salon, Philadelphia, PA
- 13 Nov, 2011: Caeli Smith at University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA