obras/works

  • Étude 4 sur 3
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    Étude 4 sur 3

    A captivating fusion of musical theory and creativity unfolds in this piece, which innovatively transforms the conventional canon by utilizing three voices based on a perfect fourth. This bold approach defies traditional expectations, breathing new life into the relationship between intervals and vocal harmonies.

  • SaxSoloS
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    SaxSoloS

    This inspiring series of saxophone solos offers flexibility and creativity to musicians. Each solo can be performed independently or in various combinations and orders, allowing for unique interpretations. Whether played on any saxophone or repeated with different instruments, this work opens up exciting opportunities for musical expression.

  • unClap Tones
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    unClap Tones

    This avant-garde composition channels Steve Reich’s influence, igniting inspiration from Clapping Music. It boldly ventures into the realm of open music, presenting a unique orchestration in two movements: contact and reaction. A daring blend of heritage and creative exploration, it challenges conventional boundaries.

  • Hoquetus
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    Hoquetus

    This composition consists of three movements centered around a singular theme. It transitions from a relaxed introduction to contrasting expressions of the theme. The final movement utilizes irregular rhythms, ultimately culminating in a powerful conclusion that echoes the liveliness of the preceding sections, reminiscent of early polyphonic techniques.

  • Esotérik
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    Esotérik

    Erik Satie, a pianist at Montmartre’s Chat Noir, captivated audiences and earned the nickname “Esotérik Satie” from humorist Alphonse Allais. This passionate ensemble piece delves into the esoteric essence of Satie’s music, inviting listeners to explore its profound depth and uniqueness. Experience the mystique of Satie like never before!

  • Musala
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    Musala

    A work in a single-movement inspired by Balkan folklore, featuring a “Cadenza” that allows interpreters to create their own music based on the work’s character.

  • Baviera
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    Baviera

    Immerse yourself in the profound beauty of “Baviera,” a concerto for alto saxophone that transcends technical virtuosity to delve into the heart of music itself. This single-movement masterpiece intricately weaves themes inspired by German romanticism, creating an evocative soundscape that echoes through the majestic Bavarian mountains.