Date of Composition: 2006; rev. 2009, 2013, 2023

Duration: 3.5 Minutes

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Program Notes: Scored for flute, oboe, clarinet and piano, Gianopoulos' first composition, Humoresque, is a short and playful piece based on a photograph of a peacock on the side of the road in rural upstate New York. The peacocks theme is tossed around amongst the woodwinds until it culminates into a sweeping piano solo before returning to the theme and concluding with a jazz-infused finale.

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Performance History:

-March 31, 2006; Waterman Theatre - SUNY Oswego; Oswego, New York

-May 7, 2007; Tyler Hall - SUNY Oswego; Oswego, New York

-June 25, 2010; Trinity Presbyterian Church; Pasadena, California

-December 8, 2012; Classical Revolution – LA Indie Series; Novel Cafe; Los Angeles, California

-July 26, 2017; Althena Ensemble; Melford Music Present; Holy Trinity Church; Long Melford, Suffolk, England