Peripeteia by Epa Fassianos

"Peripeteia" is the second work concerning "The Odyssey". This work specifically focuses on the adventures of Ulysses and his men on the island of the Sirens. As opposed to "Odysseus", this work attempts to depict the internal psychological status of Ulysses who tries to resist and refrain himself from getting carried away by the sound of the Sirens, even though he goes through internal temptations – metamorphoses. Soundworlds emerging from a traditional Greek woodwind instrument called "Floghera" were also utilized throughout the work.