My very first orchestra piece "Zaļā stihija" (The Green Element)

p.s. this recording is from the rehearsal.

The Green Element

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Leo Lobrev was born in Riga into a family of artists. Surrounded by the sounds of classical music, he has devoted most of his life to the piano and vivid colors. He is a laureate of international competitions, a composer, performer, and an inspiration seeking traveler. Leo Lobrev completed his Master's Degree at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, and also received his Bachelor's Degree in composition from the Latvian Academy of Music. Over the last few years Lobrev has worked successfully with Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, DD Orchestra, Birmingham Conservatoire Orchestra, Kairos Quartet, Decibel Ensemble and others. He has participated in numerous festivals and competitions around Europe as a composer and as a pianist. The main sources of inspiration are nature, humans and their environment, existentialism and spontaneous flight of fancy.

I started to learn composition in Kaunas Juozas Naujalis music gymnasium (2009-2011) with composer Zita Bružaitė.  In 2011 I moved to Vilnius. Here I develop my creative conceptions and study contemporary music composition in professor Rytis Mažulis class (Lithuanian academy of music and theatre). 

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Platon Buravicky – Composer of Contemporary classical music and pianist (b. 1989). Electronic music producer and sound designer (Max/msp and Ableton Live). 
Based in Riga, Latvia
 Studying with Vilnis Šmidbergs, Pēteris Vasks, Selga Mence and Rolands Kronlaks.

The composer and pianist Platon Buravicky was born on May 10, 1989 in Riga. He graduated the Riga 5th School of Music (1998–2002) specialising in piano (also studying composition with Vilnis Šmīdbergs), and the Emīls Dārziņš College of Music Keyboards Department (2002–2007, studying composition with Pēteris Vasks). He received a Bachelor’s Degree from the Jāzeps Vītols Latvian Academy of Music, studying composition with Selga Mence (2009–2013), and, under her direction, continues his Master’s studies. As of 2007, he supplements his knowledge with many teachers – he participated in algorithmic composition courses with Achim Christian Bornhoeft, electro-acoustic composition courses with Rolands Kronlaks, composition master classes with Dieter Mack, Alexander Tchaikovsky, Christian Wolff, Richard Cameron-Wolfe, and Ed Benett, and electro-acoustic music master classes with Lamberto Coccioli and James Bullock.

His works have received awards at the new composition competition (1st place – 1999, 2007) and at the Pēteris Vasks composition competition (2nd place – 2012, 3rd place – 2014). His music has been performed at the festivals Skaņu mežs, Dominante, Survival Kit 5, Art and Communication, Arēna, Latvijas Jaunās mūzikas dienas, and elsewhere.

He has worked as a teacher of music theory at the Jugla School of Music (2011–2013) and as a music teacher at the Riga Classical Secondary School (2011–2014). As of 2013, he is a teacher of composition and music programming at the Jelgava College of Music.

Anna is a Latvian composer working in the areas of chamber music, opera, music for choir, instrumental solo pieces and electroacoustic musi. Fascinated by the most intricate properties of sound, she approaches it as a live organism that embodies a musical form in itself. Her work is often created in close collaboration with musicians, exploring the finest timbral, textural and technical possibilities of each instrument that eventually lead to meticulously designed sonoric architectures. Inspired by the mysteries of nature, she steps with it into a conversation through her music, colliding disciplined rationality and scientific research with feminine intuition and sensitive plasticity.
In 2019 her Tree Opera. Windthrow for eight voices, chamber ensemble and electronic track was premiered in Finland by the Grammy Award winning Latvia Radio Choir, chamber ensemble and Swedish Paetzold contrabass recorder player Anna Petrini. Anna is currently working on a composition for symphonic orchestra and large choir Carmen Sibyllae (Song of the Sibyl), based on Virgil’s 4th Eclogue, anticipated premiere in 2021.