The Ethos Of Poseidon:  I. Not Enough Horses

The Ethos Of Poseidon: II. Ruination

'Εκατόγχειρες: I. Βριάρεως (Briareus)

'Εκατόγχειρες: III. Κόττος (Cottus)

'Εκατόγχειρες:  II. Γύγης (Gyges)

The Earth-Shaker is one of the many names the Greek deity Poseidon possesses, due to his role in causing earthquakes. 

Performed by the Malvakvartetten (Sweden):
Linnea Hällqvist (violin), Knapp Brita Pettersson (violin), Solveig Maria Jonsson (viola), Maja Molander (violoncello)

Estonian Academy of Music, 30th January 2015.

Consumed By The Earth-Shaker

Performed by the EMTA Sinfonietta on the 13th of April 2015 at the Methodist Church Tallinn, Estonia as part of the Estonian Music Days festival.

Shifting Sands

Fimbulvetr from Old Norse, is a mighty three year winter devoid of any changes in season. This immediately preludes the events of Ragnarok.

Performed by the Malvakvartetten (Sweden):
Linnea Hällqvist (violin), Knapp Brita Pettersson (violin), Solveig Maria Jonsson (viola), Maja Molander (violoncello)

Estonian Academy of Music, 24th April 2016.

Fimbulvetr

Aoraki (Mount Cook) is New Zealand’s highest mountain - translated from ‘Cloud Piercer’ in Māori. This piece premiered at Eesti Muusika Päevad 2016, and illustrates the wonder and power this mountain holds.

Performed by the EMTA Sinfonietta, conducted by Toomas Vavilov.

Estonian Academy of Music, 8th April 2016.

Aoraki

Performed by the EMTA symphony and string quintet, conducted by Toomas Vavilov.

String Quintet:
Arvo Leibur (violin), Hanna-Liis Nahkur (violin), Johanna Vähermagi (viola), Henry-David Varema (violoncello), Mati Lukk(contrabass)

Estonian Academy of Music, 11th May 2016.

Byzantium

Performed by the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra (ENSO)/Eesti Riiklik Sümfooniaorkester (ERSO), conducted by Paul Mägi.

Estonia Kontserdisaal, April 27th 2018.

Desolation

Composer from Auckland, New Zealand based in Tallinn, Estonia.

Desolation

J. M. Tasker

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