I share artistic content as Wilco Lensink, my name, as well as my pseudonym Wilco M. van de Nacht.

In my art I try to explore abstract feelings and moods. I attempt to create minimal classical music, I however dabble in other genres too, such as my techno project @wvandenacht, or where I sing as @michaeleon, and then there’s previous projects like @orpheus-immanuel of which this current one is really an extension. Most of my music is digitally crafted. Mimicking real instruments is a challenge, one which I enjoy. It is difficult to have something that was never played on an instrument sound like it was played by a human. 

I like to create trance-like flows. My music has evolved over the years as I started experimenting with different styles but the repeating bassline and layering of minimal patterns remain favorite. I like to create in general; this cosmic temple is my home, source of all pain but also pleasure, a sphere of such mystery it will not ever be fully unraveled i'm sure. Knowing that I explore how to express wonder and awe, but also abstract and intangible feelings through my art. 

There is the phantasmagoria of darkness and light, how in classical music there can be tension and it dissolves into consonance. I research this both known and unknown place whereon we happen to dwell... it is much like it. We live and explore, there is tension and we find ways to solve the tension and evolve. In music i find challenge, transcending my previous works is rewarding, it is both intellectually complex yet can simply be enjoyed.

Music however evokes feelings all humans share. And even though common they’re quite mysterious experiences; ethereal, complex, austere, overwhelming, strange, intangible and at times surreal. I believe music theory and nature itself, when scientifically analyzed have a lot in common, musica universalis. the distance between the planets are like 7 notes of a keyscale which too vibrate at a particular fixed frequency as to create harmony.

I would love to collaborate. contact me via wilcolensink(at)gmail.com

The New England Brass Quartet has performed in concerts, civic events, weddings, religious ceremonies, graduations and seemingly every possible setting* throughout N.E. since its founding in 1984. 

For Booking: stephencincinnatus@gmail.com
(413)772-0532

Members include:
Brooks Holmes-Trumpet
John Smialek-Trumpet
Ken Longstreeth-Trombone
Stephen Glover-Bass Trombone

*Birthday Parties; Strip Mall Openings; Yacht Reggatas; Statue Unveilings etc.-really!




Italian Pianist and Composer 

Thank you so much for your support

Layered sounds for deep listening. 

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Tom Morrison (b. 1992) is a composer. His music has been performed in Germany, Thailand, China, Australia, Canada, and across the United States. Morrison is a graduate of the University of Montana (BM) and The Juilliard School (MM), where he studied with Christopher Rouse. He has studied at Freie Universität Berlin and has held residence at the Avaloch Farm Music Institute. Among other awards, Morrison was the winner of the 2016 Thailand International Composition Festival Competition judged by Mark Adamo, Aaron Jay Kernis, and John Corigliano. He has written for and worked with an array of groups, including the Aizuri Quartet, Sō Percussion, and the String Orchestra of the Rockies, among others. He currently lives in Princeton, New Jersey and is a Naumberg Ph.D. Fellow at Princeton University.

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Jean-Marc is a composer, sound designer, and pianist based in NYC.

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