Mature Compositions (1993-up to date)
FOUR PIANO INVENTIONS (1993-1994)
For piano [19 ']
World premiere: (the 3rd. Invention) Rome, 27.10.1994.
Stevan Kovacs Tickmayer (piano)
FOUR MOVEMENTS IN MEMORY OF WITOLD LUTOSLAWSKI (1994)
(Discontinued – see below for the definitive version of the same piece)
For cello & piano [14 ']
World premiere: Novi Sad, 24.09.1994.
Milan Vrsajkov (vlc.) & Gordana Marijanovic (pf.)
TWO MOVEMENTS IN MEMORY OF WITOLD LUTOSLAWSKI (1994/2004)
For cello & piano [9’]
World premiere: Kammermusikfest Lockenhaus, 12.07.2003
Tatiana Vassilieva (vlc.) & Finghin Collins (pf.)
ORPHIC DRONES & PAGAN BEATS (1995 )
Hommage a Josip Stolzer Slavenski
Dedicated to Orkest de Volharding
For flute, French horn, three trumpets, three trombones,
three saxophones, double bass & piano [ 15 ']
World premiere: Amsterdam, De Ysbreker, 27.09.1995.
Orkest de Volharding, dir. Jurjen Hempel
TWO VARIATIONS ON CHORAL THEME BY J.S.BACH (1986-1995)
Brunnquell aller Guter
For viola, cello, celesta & piano
World premiere: Kammermusikfest Lockenhaus, 11.07.2003.
David Geringas – (vlc.), William Coleman – (vla), Reinut Tepp – (pf. & cel.)
DIFFERENT DIVISIONS & CHORAL (1998)
For viola or e. guitar solo and sampled media [2'30"]
World premiere: Festival Roxy, Ulm, July 1998.
Juliet Jopling (viola)
Also a version for viola and piano or violin and piano
VIOLIN OSTINATO (1998)
For violin solo, prepared piano, harpschichord, el.organ,
bass guitar, drums and sampler [2'30"]
World premiere: Festival Roxy, Ulm, July 1998.
Pedja Milosavljevic (violin)
CHORAL, MELODY & REMINISCENCE (1998)
In the memory of A. Schnittke
For alt saxophone, piano & bass drum [6 ']
World premiere: Jazz & Improvised Music Festival, Kanjiza, 11.10.1998.
Paul Termos (as), Stevan Kovacs Tickmayer (pf), Geroly Tamas (bd)
Version for English horn, viola, piano & bass drum [ 4 ']
World premiere: Paradiso, Amsterdam, 26.08.1999.
Borislav Cicovacki (English horn), Pedja Milosavljevic (viola)
NISKA BANJA (2000)
For oboe and violin [2'30" ']
World premiere: De Ysbreker -Amsterdam, September 2000.
Borislav Cicovacki (oboa), Pedja Milosavljevic (violin)
EL JARDIN DE LOS SENDEROS QUE SE BIFURCAN (2001)
The Garden of Forking Paths
For String Orchestra [12']
World premiere: Kammermusikfest Lockenhaus, 11.07.2003.
Kremerata Baltica
Dir. Stevan Kovacs Tickmayer
NEW INDENTS (2001-2002)
For two pianos*, upright prepared piano, celesta, el.organ,
harpsichord, two electric guitars*, harp & percussions [15']
(* - the second instrument from each group is tuned a quarter tones lower)
THE FORGOTTEN LIFE QUARTET (2002 - 2005)
The First String Quartet [15']
Dedicated to The Keller Quartet
World premiere – Hamburg,
Mozartsaal, 30.11.2006.
SUITE (2003)
For violin solo
World premiere (Sarabande & Gigue): Kammermusikfest Lockenhaus, 09.07.2003.
Anar Ibrahimov (violin)
WILD MOTIONS SEXTET (2003)
For two violins, viola, cello, double bass, piano & harpsichord (one player)
Commissioned and dedicated to Kremerata Baltica Sextet
World premiere – Riga, 21.03.2003.
NON-EUCLIDIAN CABARET (2003)
For classical accordion solo
CASPAR DAVID FRIEDRICH ZYKLUS (2003)
(The second collection)
For violin and double bass [15']
Commissioned and dedicated to Martin Dobner and Andras Keller
World premiere – Saarbrücken, 23.02.2005.
CRIPPLED TANGO QUINTET (2003)
For two violins, viola, cello, double bass, piano (5')
Commissioned and dedicated to Kremerata Baltica Sextet
World premiere – Riga, 21.03.2005.
REVISITED PATHS (2004 )
For flute, recorder, clarinet, bass clarinet, trumpet,
two violins, viola da gamba, cello, double bass,
piano/harpsichord & percussions [25']
Commissioned and dedicated to Axyzs Ensemble
World premiere – Amsterdam, De Ysbreker, 15.05.2004.
SPOORS (2001 - 2004)
For Symphonic Orchestra [21']
EIGHT HYMNS IN MEMORIAM ANDREI TARKOVSKY (1986/2004)
For violin solo, piano, vibraphone, tubular bells and string orchestra [10']
Dedicated to Gidon Kremer & Kremerata Baltica
World premiere - Basel, Kunstmuseum, 10.04.2005.
Gidon Kremer, Kremerata Baltica, Stevan Kovacs Tickmayer (conductor)
BRETTL TRIO (2005)
For violin, clarinet and piano [15']
Dedicated to Seattle Chamber Players
World premiere - Seattle, Nordstrom Recital Hall, 03.06.2007.
Laura DeLuca, clarinet; Mikhail Shmidt, violin; Oksana Ezhokina, piano
DIE SIEBEN LETZTEN WORTE DES ERLÖSERS AM KREUZE (2005)
For String Quartet [17']
Dedicated to Dushan Mihalek, written for the Keller Quartet
(the first performance will be announced)
THEATER MUSIC SUITE (2005)
For two violins, viola, cello, double bass, piano & harpsichord [15']
Dedicated to Kremerata Baltica Sextet
(the first performance will be announced)
SUITE FOR VIOLIN AND PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE (2005)
For String Quartet [15']
Dedicated to Andras Keller & The Amadinda Percussion Group
(the first performance will be announced)
A VARÁZSLÓ KERTJE (2005)
(The Magician's Garden)
For piano, celesta, harmonium (three players) and percussion instruments [2'30"]
Dedicated to Márta Kurtág
ASH-WEDNESDAY (2005)
(After T.S.Eliot)
For two violins, viola, cello, double bass, piano & celesta [16']
Dedicated to Kremerata Baltica Sextet
(the first performance will be announced)
THREE VARIATIONS ON THE THEME OF J.S.BACH (2005)
(Brunnquell aller Güter, Herrscher der Gemüter, BWV. 445)
For violin, piano and vibraphone [7'00"]
World premiere -
Louisiana Contemporary Art Museum, Humlaeback (Danmark), 03.02.2006
Gidon Kremer (violin), Katia Skanavi (piano) , Andrei Pushkarev (vibraphone)
LASSET UNS DEN NICH ZERTEILEN (2005)
(Variationen über ein Bach Thema für Violine und Streicher)
For violin and string orchestra [2'00"]
World premiere - Auditorium RAI, Torino, 21.01.2006
Gidon Kremer (violin), Kremerata Baltica
THE BOOK OF NEW TROPARIA (2006)
For violin and piano [17'00"]
Also a version for piano and string quartet
O BEATA SOLITUDO, O SOLA BEATITUDO (2003/2006)
For choir and piano/celesta [8'00"]
NON-EUCLIDIAN DANCES (1990/2006)
For two violins, viola, cello, double bass & vibraphone [18']
Dedicated to Kremerata Baltica Sextet
EAST-WEST SOUNDSCAPES (2007)
For violin, vibraphone & string orchestra [17']
World premiere - Kremerata Baltica Festival, Sigulda, 28.06.2009.
Jana Ozolina (violin), Andrei Pushkarev (vibrphone)
Kremerata Baltica, Stevan Kovacs Tickmayer (direction)
PASSAMEZZO ONGARO I (2007)
For piano [60"]
Comissioned and dedicated to Guy Livingstone
World premiere - Meneer de Wit, Amsterdam, 13.11.2008.
Guy Livingstone (piano)
PRELUDES AND ORCHESTRAL VARIATIONS ON A BACH CHORAL THEME (2008)
For full orchestra [13']
World premiere - Italian Cultural Center , Budapest, 10.04.2008.
Hungarian Symphony Orchestra, Keller András - conductor
THE SECOND STRING QUARTET (2008)
For two violins, viola and cello [24']
World premiere - Harvard Musical Association, Boston, 24.10.2008.
Comissioned by Harvard Musical Association and dedicated to Keller Quartet
CANONIC INVOCATIONS (2008-2009)
For violin, viola, celloo and string orchestra [20']
World premiere - Kremerata Baltica Festival, Sigulda, 27.06.2009.
Dzeraldas Bidva (violin), Daniil Grishin (viola), Peteris Cirksis (cello)
Kremerata Baltica, Stevan Kovacs Tickmayer (direction)
DIALOGUES WITH HAYDN (2009)
For vibraphone, two violins, viola and double bass [20']
World premiere - Kammermusikfest Lockenhaus, 12.07.2009.
Andrei Pushkarev (vibraphone), Dainius Peseckas, Andrei Valigura (violin),
Zita Zemovica (viola), Indrek Sarrap (double bass)
SZEMBEFORDÍTOTT TÜKRÖK LABIRINTUSÁBAN (2009)
(In the Labyrinth of the Opposed Mirrors)
For flute/alto flute and violin.
Dedicated to Kaczander Orsolya and Keller András.
World premiere is scheduled for th Fall of 2010 (Tba)
ARCHAISCHER TORSO (2009)
For violin and piano [2' 10"]
DIJALOZI SA KONJOVIĆEM I-II (2009)
(KONJOVIĆ REMAKES)
For piano solo [3']
ECCE QUOMODO MORITUR IUSTUS (2009)
For violin, piano, vibraphone, string orchestra and sampler [8']
OLD STYLE ETUDES (2009/2010)
Five part music for early instruments and percussion [18' ]
AFTER GOULD - GOLDBERG VARIATIONS WITH SCHÖNBERG IN BACKGROUND (2010)
(arrangements and orchestration)
For violin and string orchestra
Dedicated to Gidon Kremer and the Kronberg Academy
World premiere - Stadthalle, Kronberg, 19.05.2010.
Gidon Kremer (violin),
Juniors of the Kronberg Academy
