Wind Repertory Project

  • 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.

  • Fanfare Overture
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    Fanfare Overture

    This concert band piece focuses on the brass section, exploring a unique, idiomatic theme that showcases the beauty and character of these instruments.

  • Seven Moons
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    Seven Moons

    The concert band piece is the first of a tetralogy called “Seven,” comprising four works, each with seven movements. The titles reflect abstract themes derived from imaginary folklore, offering diverse perspectives. This innovative blend of thematic material creates a cohesive narrative throughout the series.

  • Gamala
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    Gamala

    Rhythmic complexity reigns in this percussion extravaganza, echoing the allure of Indian ragas. Marco Fernandes tackles a challenging score where ten eighth notes set a steadfast pulse amidst shifting patterns of seven. This concert disguises rhythmic difficulty under a captivating veneer, making it a must-see for those craving sonic intrigue.

  • Fanfarra Solene
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    Fanfarra Solene

    Fanfarra Solene is a compelling concert band piece that highlights the brass section, featuring two main themes in an ABA structure. Its clarity and straightforwardness make it an excellent choice for concert openings. This engaging composition speaks to the heart of music lovers, inviting them to experience its vibrant energy.