John Psathas

John Psathas

Imię i nazwisko	John Joannis Psathas
Data i miejsce urodzenia	3 lipca 1966 Wellington
Pochodzenie	greckie
Gatunki	muzyka poważna
Zawód	kompozytor
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John Joannis Psathas (ur. 3 lipca 1966 w Wellington) – nowozelandzki kompozytor greckiego pochodzenia^[1] .

Autor muzyki do ceremonii otwarcia i zamknięcia XXVIII Letnich Igrzysk Olimpijskich w 2004 w Atenach^[1] .

• Waiting for the Aeroplane for piano (1988)
• Matre's Dance for piano and percussion (1991)
• Percussion Concerto for four percussionists and orchestra (1992/95)
• Drum Dances for piano and drum kit (1993)
• Rhythm Spike for piano (1994)
• Three Island Songs for clarinet, cello and piano (1995)
• Abhisheka for string quartet (1996)
• Happy Tachyons for piano and percussion (1996)
• Three Island Songs (version for piano trio) (1996)
• Motet for piano duet (1997)
• Jettatura for piano (1999)
• Luminous for orchestra (1999)
• Piano Quintet for piano and string quartet (2000)
• Saxophone Concerto for tenor saxophone, drum kit and orchestra (2000)
• Fragment for piano and vibraphone (or piano duet) (2001)
• Orpheus in Rarohenga for soprano, tenor and bass soloists, choir and orchestra (2002)
• View from Olympus: Double Concerto for percussion, piano and orchestra (2002)
• Piano Concerto for piano and orchestra (2003)
• Numerous pieces for the Olympic Games ceremonies (2004)

• Glenda Keam: Psathas, John [Ioannis]. W: The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, vol. P. Oxford University Press, 2004. ISBN 978-0-19-517067-2. (ang.).