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"Prologue to the Opera "Prince of Venosa"" genre: Opera
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	This is the opening scene of my opera "The Prince of Venosa". The performance is from the SFCM Orchestra with 3 soloists and the composer conducting.(See "story behind song for more datails)
	Credits: © 2000 Scott Glasgow (ASCAP). Performed by the SFCM Orchestra with Gary Ruschman, tenor.
"Piano Trio "Earthquake"" genre: Chamber Music
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	This is the first movement to a 35 minute piano trio. It has the subtitle "Earthquake" it was written soon after the Northridge Earthquake in LA. I happen to be going to school at UC Northridge at the time so I really felt it and this was my reaction to it. It is performed by the Blackbird Trio.(Violin, Cello and Piano).
	Credits: ©2000 Scott Glasgow (ASCAP). Performed by the Blackbird Trio
"Betelgeuse for solo cello and effects" genre: Chamber Music
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	This is a strange piece I wrote when I lived in LA. It is for solo amplified cello with delay effects. When it was first performed it was very strange. Imagine a cellist in a concert hall with ALL the lights off except a music stand light and hearing these sounds.. It was incredible.
	Credits: © 2000 Scott Glasgow (ASCAP). Performed by Timothy Lu.

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