VOCAL and CHORAL WORKS
Stabat Mater (2024)
23'
for choir, viola da gamba and electronics
commissioned by IRCAM and Centre de Musique Baroque de Versailles
premiered by singers of CMBV
Christine Mezaud - viola da gambla
Johann Philippe, Jug Marković - electronics
Fabien Armengaud - conductor
IRCAM, Espro, Paris, 27.04.2024
psalm (2023)
7'
for voice, flexible ensemble and perc. (cymbal)
(minimum 2 strings and 2 winds)
written for 50. Todestag Ingeborg Bachmann
premiered by Stirling-Philh Akademist*innen
Gustav Siegle Haus, Stuttgart 12.07.2023
nula (2022)
11'
for six voices (S1,S2,M,T,Bar,B)
commissioned by Music Biennale Zagreb
and Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart
premiered bu Neue Vocalsolisten
Music Biennale Zagreb, 15.04.2023.
defiant walks barefoot (2021)
12'
duo for voice and electronics with video
to texts by Ana Marija Grbić
video by Sara Marković Sara
premiered at CentQuatre, Paris, 12 June 2021
IRCAM, ManiFeste
Tragovi / traces (2019)
10'
for chamber choir
to texts by Milutin Bojić, Stanislav Vinaver, Vladislav P. Dis
comissioned by TENSO and Chamber Choir Ireland
premiered by Chamber Choir Ireland
at Dublin New Music Festival, 1 March 2020
Chant de Vélès (2019)
7'
for large choir and Balkan brass inspired ensemble
Comissioned by Festival d'Aix-en-Provence
premiered on 6 June 2020 in Aix-en-Provence
De Rerum Natura (2019)
10'
version for soprano and orchestra
3-3-3-3/4-3-3-1/pno./2perc-1timp/ 12-10-8-6-5
to texts by Lucretius and Fernando Pessoa
composed as part of ENOA workshop at Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisbon
Premiere: Lara Martins - Soprano, Gulbenkian Orchestra, cond. Pedro Neves, Fundacao Calouste Gulbenkian, Lisbon, 13 July 2019
Eurydice's Monologue (2018)
12'
for soprano and seven instruments
(fl, cl, tbn, pno, vln, vla, vcl) / to text by Kathy Acker
composed during ENOA residency at Gulbenkian Foundation and ESML in Lisbon
Premiere: Soprano Maria Joao Sousa, ESML ensemble at ESML, 11 Dec 2019
Nirvana (2017)
13'
for choir (24 singers)
to text by Vladislav Petković Dis
composed as part of TENSO
Premiere: Latvian Radio Choir, conductor: Kapars Adamsons
ISCM World Music Days 2019, 6 May, St. John's Church Tartu, Estonia