"O Gafanhato" for solo flute.
Flute: Guilherme Andreas.

About the music: This was my very first piece written in the beginning of my study at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro in 2011. Its name is just an typing's mistake from "gafanhoto" (grasshopper).

Vídeo da performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2zESf81CP0

"O Gafanhato" for solo flute

perpetual motion -  for clarinet, viola, and piano

'Metallurgy’ is the branch of materials science that deals with the study of the physical and chemical aspects of metallic items. In this piece, I utilize sound samples that arose from my own detailed study of the timbral characteristics of different ‘metallic’ sounds. 
In addition to this, I utilize sound synthesis techniques such as the FM Synthesis, Granular Synthesis, and Karplus-Strong Synthesis.
Sound sources include; recordings of brass instruments, plucked string noises, oil drums, and bowed metal objects.

metallurgy - for fixed media

Recorded in January 2018 by Reverb Brass at their UWO Residency.

pillars - for brass quintet (recorded by Reverb Brass)

Collaboration between electronic artists Nizzy Nick and Meznyoume.

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Sample : Millie ripperton yesterday is gone

Slam Poetry

three études – for four hand drums

This commission was made possible by the Steven R. Gerber Trust for the Fresh Inc Festival 2020.
Violin: Amalia Young
Viola: Tyler Pacheco
Cello: Herine Coetzee Koschak

Monomania is about an obsession for one thing, whichever this may be: something material, a dream, or a person. It’s about this thing growing in your thoughts, silently and slowly. You don’t realize what is happening and you don’t see it coming – until it’s too late. Until all your mind and will are bent over this ideal object, and until this relentless and insane desire of possessing it by all means crumbles your sanity. Dealing with the tricks of the mind is complex, and Monomania is about the impression of one’s obsessive mind, and how it sways from delusion to violence in the rush to clutch what it craves.

"Monomania" for string trio

"Monody" for soprano and percussion quartet.
Poem of Herman Melville.

Iris Abigail, soprano
Elliott Godinez, Chuck Willard, Lauren Bobarsky, Jake Okrzesik, percussion.

Center for the Performing Arts, Illinois State University
November 10, 2020.

Clouds Patterns - MEZ x DJ Nizzy Nick

Meznoyume