Generator steps out of its urban roots, taking the listener on a discovery of the concept of time and of a "Zeitraum", or "time-space".

Reacting against society's emphasis on altitudinous proficiency and the fast-pace of urban living, generator is the antithesis to virtuosity. 

Matyas Frtl, Bass Clarinet 
Izso Bajusz, Violin
Martin Dimov, Cello
Athanasios Trikoupis, Harmonium

generator «urban speed time-out»

This work for orchestra is a representation of a many-faceted character called Ordynov, who is disposed to experiencing all forms of emotions almost simultaneously and without warning.

In Frydor Dostoyevsky's short story, The Landlady, Ordynov is the central character. He merges dreams and delusions into reality, and the poor student Ordynov has constant visions and attacks of delirium. His visions are unclear, maybe because of his lack of food, his disposition to wander the streets aimlessly, or perhaps because of his infatuation with the beautiful but fragile landlady, Katerina. In turn, Katerina is under the influence of an old man who lives alongside her, and he has far-reaching and deadly powers at his disposal.

Kenneth Young conductor
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Federation Hall, Tasmania, Australia 2003

Ordynov

Tango is life in motion. String Tango is lush, vibrant and lyrical. 

This short tango explores much harmonic subtlety and long melodies that weave in and out of different keys, without straying too far from its underpinning tango rhythms.

String Tango

Violinist | Composer | Founder of Geigenhimmel

Daniel Salecich

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