Andromeda and the Milky Way can't go quasar at the same time or else...? aha

Symphony No. 1 Mvt. II Ukrainian Silence

Inspired by the triumphant contemporary music produced by Russia throughout the twentieth century. In a time where Ukraine's independence hangs dangerously in balance, if they are to silence Russian noise, they need a triumphant ending themselves. This is produced humbly in Canada and written with musescore3. I am not a professional and hope that the composers of Ukraine may do me one better.

So what is that voice of Ukrainian triumph when facing such great Russian composers of history? Though this symphony is inspired by the Russian greats such as Stravinsky, Rachmaninoff, Shostakovich, and Prokofiev; the final touch is from Mahler and it is a traumatic and cacophonistic reminder of the horrors and realities of war. Families on both sides have been destroyed because of that which Putin chose to do. 

Slava Ukraini.


Symphony No. 1 Mvt. I Russian Silence

A condensed version of Op. 6. Op. 7 was written first with the aim of depicting war through percussion and sudden changes in rhythm. The subsequent two movement symphony is far more exploratory and is meant for a smaller audience. This symphonic dance tells of similar pains and struggles courtesy of first hand accounts and combat footage. God bless the souls who are struggling for their lives and may the war bring a just end.

Kai David Kovacik || Symphonic Dance for Ukraine Op. 7

Inspired by the repetitive rhythmic explorations of Shostakovich, Prokofiev and Glass.

Kovacik || Symphonic Dance No. 2 Op. 8

A symphonic dance exploring rhythm and natural versus unnatural sounds. A study on the difference between old and new forests, clear cutting and forest fires.

Kai Kovacik