Pilu is Indian evergreen raga, which uses all the chromatic notes, which all the notes have visitation rights. Pilu raga is performed late afternoon before sunset.

Mishra is a word from Sanskrit that means mixed, which allows tremendous scope for the artist to bring in melodic lines from other ragas. Mishra Pilu raga is full of devotion and piety by expressing the mesmerizing mix of emotions, which are an eternal source for human emotions: joy and sadness, longing, tenderness.

My intention was to create slow motion changes, which on the one hand are based on very strict patterns, and on the other hand – can hardly be noticeable.  

Pre-recorded electronic material is recorded
 by Emma Jane Lloyd. 

The work was commissioned by the “The Night With…” with support from Creative Scotland and PRS foundation in 2021/2022.

The work was performed by Emma Jane Lloyd (violin) at Summerhall, Newington, in Edinburgh on 4 April, 2022.

The work is dedicated to Emma Jane Lloyd.

Mishra Pilu

Haiku by Marco 

What's a month for the sea
as the waves touch my feet
a shiver, endless

For more information visit http://www.naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku

a month for the sea [naviarhaiku528]

In Sanskrit language, Azaya has many different meanings symbolizing various connotations, for example: point, will, thought, intention, meaning, property, fortune, fate, soul and etc.
The structure of Azaya is based on a textile weave, which was mapped from the predator drone engine.
The piece develops from the bumblebee sounds, followed by low rumbling sounds, which transform into longer and deeper glissando. Throughout the piece, dynamics grows from ppp to ff until motives weave into monolith soundscape. At the same
time, harmony and tonal range expands developing into tutti of frightening buzzing noise.
The work was commissioned by the Lithuanian contemporary music festival Muzikos Ruduo and Lithuanian Composers’ Union. The piece was premiered by saxophone quartet Quasar (Soprano saxophone – Marie-Chantal Leclair, Alto saxophone – Mathieu Leclair, Tenor Saxophone André Leroux, Barytone saxophone – Jean-Marc Bouchard) on 9 October, at Energy and Technology Museum, in Vilnius, Lithuania, in 2024.
Video artist - Lukas Miceika.
The piece Azaya is dedicated to my daughter.

Azaya

The composition combines bass clarinet and saxophone with folk instruments — Georgian salamuri, Armenian duduk, and Armenian dlol drum. The culmination unfolds into layers of electronics and orchestral brass, balancing between intimacy and grandeur.

Compose, record, produced, mixing by Ni!
Cover photo by Aspo Manukian

Ni! - Moments of Blossom

Voix Nouvelles Academy – Fondation Royaumont – 
Sound  recording : Caroline Christiaens.

Poem: Fabienne Raphoz, Terre sentinelle

Ensemble Orbis:
Fanny Martin    flute
Yui Sakagoshi  saxophone
Lisa Heute        accordion
Louis Quiles      percussion    

Singers:
Clara Barbier Serrano
Lou Thomas
Lucile Bailly-Gourevitch
Emmanuelle Jakubek
Virgile Pellerin
Vanessa Guinadi

teinte du reste

Movement LP:
https://ceruleanascent.bandcamp.com/album/movement

Visualiser:
https://youtu.be/gzrgOgxDpvo

Movement 10 [Extended Edit]

Inspired by Naviar Haiku 612:
https://www.naviarrecords.com/naviarhaiku612-faring-over-the-lake/

Thanks to Marco Alessi from Naviar Records for the weekly challenge!

Photo by zenbytes (Honfleur, France, 2018)

autumn butterfly - Naviarhaiku612

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Music by Mauricio Balma,  E-Mu Command Station with Shock Treatment ROM expansion onboard.  No masterization Oct 05 2025

a month for the sea [naviarhaiku528]

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