Nagy - INNER SELF II (2015)

Violin solo
David Felberg, violin
Oregon Bach Festival Composers Symposium

01 - Nagy - SEI SOLO (2016)

Oboe and Vibraphone
Dylan Evers, oboe; Paulina Michaels, vibraphone

Nagy - THE IDOL AND THE IKON (2018)

05/08/2013

Nagy - AND SO SHE SAID II (2013)

Nagy - INTIMATE STREAM[S] (2008, rev. 2011)

Zvonimir Nagy: Vestiges, Works for Solo Piano

Nagy - OF THE LAKE I (2010, rev. 2014)

Nagy - OF THE LAKE II (2010, rev. 2014)

Nagy - OF THE LAKE III (2010, rev. 2014)

Two movements for trumpet and string quartet

Nagy - AYRES (2011)

"cantusesquisse" features a series of processed and synthesized sound samples that originated in a short melodic chant-like audio sample. The result is a multilayered ambient stream of sound that while at times meditative, it invites the listener to enter into the sound itself by experiencing the unfolding of different sonic paths.

cantusesquisse (2019)

Zvonimir Nagy is a Croatian-born, American composer based Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, He studied composition with Jay Alan Yim and Augusta Read Thomas at Northwestern University.  He is Associate Professor of Music at Duquesne University.

Nagy's approach to composition is an interdisciplinary one as it centers on compositional morphologies that explore a creative dialogue between cognition and perception, conceptualization and contextualization, tradition and innovation. He composes acoustic, choral, electroacoustic, and multimedia music and he writes primarily for orchestra, chamber ensemble, choir, and solo musicians. His compositions are informed by embodied music cognition, while his recent works are influenced by issues from cognitive and computer sciences, with a focus on the relationship between music, language, and meaning. His work also combines computer-assisted processes for music composition, notation, and analysis, as well as self-referential and dynamic systems along with more intuitive approaches to compositional techniques and processes.

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