This piece came one song after mine as an associative sound and I am humbled by its beauty. To be in such company and even after reading an article by Robinson Jeffers in Harper’s, the dance of light and day brings joy to my life.

That’s my favorite one. Ahh - takes me by my hear. 

Congratulations for this beautiful quartet!

Excellent use of counterpoint in the string voices. This is a very engaging movement.

Inspired by my reflections on the origin of the individual. Why, despite the development of techniques for recording and collecting information, our knowledge of the ancestors is still rudimentary. We only remember two generations back, when our great grandparents are just a shred of anecdotes and a few photos for us ... The farther the darker. Although our ancestors are our family, they are more alien to us than living friends. Paradoxically, along with the progress of technology, we lose other important relays - stories and myths. Not without significance is the cultural context, which disappears with the shrinking of the modern world.

String Quartet No 1, 'Loss Of Roots', Mov. II

I'm interested in all music styles, especially classical, jazz and rock. Sometimes I try to connect non-connectable... I'm an architect by profession - maybe that's why form and construction  in music are very important to me.

I'm open to any kind of cooperation!

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