NEWS
Upcoming concerts and projects
Whispers of Ephemeral Echoes: Resonances in Flux
The new electroacoustic album (EP) will arrive in June 2024.
Angry Cow (for amplified piano and objects)
The piece is composed and recorded during my residency at Visby International Centre for Composers. September, 2023.
Album link: Spotify
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(Immersive Days) 1, 2, 3 Playtime
November 2023 - September 2024
The lecture and workshop series is organized by Inter Arts Center (IAC) at Lund University and Region Skåne.
Designing an Artistic Research Project
September 2023 - January 2024
University of Gothenburg, Academy of Music and Drama
the VICC Composer in Residency Program - VISBY 2023
Composer-in-Residence, 2023
Trailer Music (June, 2023)
trailer music for an unannounced game project / Bitwave
XelmYa - different sides (May, 2023)
virtual premiere of my piece "Two different sides of the same, dearest wall", for bass flute and oboe
Naranca (2022)
There will be a premiere of my new piece for mixed choir and fixed media on 28th of November at Hrvatski dom Split/Split by Camerata vocal ensemble. Afterwards, a cd will be released which will include about 20 composers all around the world.
https://open.spotify.com/track/6eTLfDapKQ1Rppxz1B3wbA?si=95ba6f9a8cde48e6&nd=1
Rebound (2022)
the USA premier of Rebound by Eugene Difficult Music Ensemble, TBA.
Workshop with Konstmusiksystrar (2022)
workshop at Copenhagen and Malmö (April/June)
Curs Internacional de Composició Barcelona Modern 8th (2022)
Recording a new piece for two pianos with Syntagma Piano Duo.
March, 2022
Two different sides of the same, dearest wall
(2021/2022)
for bass recorder and oboe
Premiere: XelmYa Duo, TBA
Worst Practices (sound design)
*ongoing project
Zoomies (2022)
The piece is about a sudden release of frenetic energy in dogs.
All credits go to Akamaru!
Available on all platforms.
Tüf Tüf (2022/2023)
for pvc pipes and two performers
June 2022, TBA*
Transformations (2022)
A collaboration with International Song Festival SING (in) SPLIT, preparing a
new choral work in a sonic arts context.