electric organs: Ivan Šiller, Fero Király

Philip Glass - Music in Similar Motion

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Nebulous works for piano, church tube and electric organ. Cut from similar cloth to works by Charlemagne Palestine, Terry Riley, Steve Reich.

Upcoming live
12 Jul Cooperativa Mula, Barreiro
20 Sept Festival Ano Q, ZDB, Lisboa

Cerebral crtx. An Ambient techno music producer and DJ. Focuses on the sounds of the world to discover something that was never heard before. He expresses himself in various ways. To develope music that was never listened to before. 

He is here with us now. Find out what lies ahead to seek the truth within a journey of yourself.


the furrowed outer layer of gray matter in the cerebrum of the brain, associated with the higher brain functions, as voluntary movement, coordination of sensory information, learning and memory, and the expression of individuality. 


a cerebral sound is cerebral music that leaves many people cold.

Amateur composer, theoretician, experimenter. Currently based in Koszalin, Poland.

I systematically work out my own musical language, for which the starting point is the contact between classical music of the past centuries, avant-garde, minimalism and jazz.

In my creative search, I am inspired by phenomena observed in nature, outer space and society, as well as by attempts to tame them and capture them in measurable quantities known to the exact sciences. The emerging coherent, holistic aesthetics of my musical works takes advantage of the feelings accompanying the oscillation between the known, transparent and finished, and the alien, mysterious and still taking place.

My main goal is to create a space within my music for intertwining cognitive and affective experiences, the meaning of which is felt by the listener. I pay particular attention to the study of quantitative and qualitative thresholds in perception and auditory memory, creative manipulation of musical contexts, as well as highlighting surprising finds inside apparently obvious sets. By deconstructing existing values ​​and patterns, I create new ones from the received elements, within which I look for a balance between orienting the creative process towards unrestricted expression and subordinating it to the direction of the listener's reception.

Philip Glass - Music in Similar Motion

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