Between Islands (2009) 6’30″
For Bb trumpet and pre-recorded electronics (Logic, Reason)
Commissioned by the Port of Liepāja in celebration of the reopening of the Karosta bridge.
This is an MP3 with MIDI trumpet.
Between Islands (with trumpet)

A recent (and continuing) project has been using Propellerhead’s Reason software package to create music in various electronic styles.
I will be adding more to the list over time.
Hip hop:
Hip-hop
Drum N Bass:
DrumNBass
Dub:
Dub
House:
House
Techno:
Techno
started out as Trip Hop but became something else:
Trip Hop
City Hall (2003) ca. 13′
Director: Jeffrey Williams
Writers: Al Chan & Jeffrey Williams
Music: Charles Griffin (with assistance from John LaSala)
Genre: Short / Action
Mox is an unstoppable hitman who finds himself at the mercy of an unbeatable enemy: the surreal bureaucracy that employs him. One part black satire, one part Kafka-esque drama, CITY HALL is an engagingly bleak look at the modern workplace.
View the trailer here:
Instant Audio
Most pieces can be auditioned on their post pages. But you can sample some audio here.

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Charles Griffin recently returned to the U.S. after spending 5 years living and working in Latvia. His compositions and arrangements have been performed at festivals and concert halls throughout the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Europe, Asia, Brazil, Cuba, and Puerto Rico. Recent projects include commissions from pianist Ana Cervantes and the Colorado State University Percussion Ensemble.
Read more in the biography section.