A diverse selection of excerpts from various film and theatre projects.

Basil Hogios Sampler

Original music and vocals written and performed by Maja Petrovna.

Forbidden by Maya Petrovna

Mountains Falling Butterflies by Maya Petrovna

Original music composed and vocals performed by Maya Petrovna. Written specifically for Maya's recant interpretation of Medusa, contemporary cabaret performance.

Medusa by Maya Petrovna

The eighth installment in Liberation School’s series of previously untranslated works by Thomas Sankara is published on the day Sankara was born in 1949. We would like to thank Bruno Jaffré and the editorial team of ThomasSankara.net for letting us translate and publish these works and the following interview dated September 20, 1985.

The text is from an interview with Thomas Sankara conducted by a graduate student, which results in, as Jaffré notes in his introduction, a unique style of dialogue. It was originally published in French under the title provided by the student, “At the dawn of the third year of the revolution, the birth of a new society.”

Read the full article here: https://www.liberationschool.org/thomas-sankara-assesses-year-3-of-the-revolution/

Thomas Sankara: Assessing the 3rd year of a revolutionary process

Original music composed, produced and performed by Maya Petrovna for her live dance and operatic art performance "Dreams of latitude". Operatic vocals performed by Maya Petrovna. 

Dreams of latitude by Maya Petrovna

Original vocals and music composed, produced and performed by Maya Petrovna. With Australian cellist Liberty Kerr on solo cello. "The Orchid and the wasp" is written for Maya's live operatic and collaborative dance art performance. London,  2015

The Orchid and the Wasp by Maya Petrovna

Kjartan sveinsson-sidasti baerinn

Excerpt from the track 'Unison' featured in theatrical version of 'How To Train Your Dragon'. Full version can be found on album 'A Spark In The Ashes'.

Unison (excerpt)

Excerpt from orchestral piece recorded in Aarhus, Denmark for the opening ceremony of the European Capital of Culture.

Alice (excerpt)

Basil Hogios

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