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Pavel Nesit, composer
Performed: March 1, 2022

Eva Sýkorová, piano

Pavel Nesit - Serotonin (2020)

The solo clarinet, which expands the theme from different perspectives and builds on their diversity, plays a crucial role in my composition. The ensemble inspired by the clarinet then further develops the idea of the composition. The gradation of the work, which is an important compositional principle, is sometimes subdued to further emphasize the culmination of the piece.

Filip Urban (Conductor)
Daniel Svoboda (Clarinet)
Pavla Slavíková (Violin)
Karolína Strouhalová (Viola)
Markéta Brixi (Cello)
Viktoria Gurkovská (Double Bass)
Klára Lesáková (Flute)
Tserennadmid Boldbaatar (Oboe)
Marek Paluřík (Trumpet in Bb)
Jan Garláthy (French horn)
Alena Voříšková (Trombone)
Benedikt Holčák (Percussion)
Jakub Ides (Percussion)

Pavel Nesit - Concert for clarinet and ensemble

The Book Of Sand 2011 (Hommage à J. L. Borges)

Premiered by Prague Modern (flute, oboe, clarinet, horn, bassoon, harp, amplified guitar, violin, cello). Live concert recordind, Švandovo divadlo, Prague 2010, conductor: Aleš Kománek

"Mount.(never) rests" for chamber ensemble (3.)

"Mount.(never) rests" for chamber ensemble (2.)

"Mount.(never) rests" for chamber ensemble (1.)

Smooth the Heavens for symphony  orchestra (3.)// Naklonit si Nebesa pro velký orchestr (3.) // 2009

Smooth the Heavens for symphony  orchestra (2.)// Naklonit si Nebesa pro velký orchestr (2.) // 2009

Janáček Philharmonic Ostrava, con. Petr Kotík

Smooth the Heavens for symphony  orchestra (1.)// Naklonit si Nebesa pro velký orchestr (1.) // 2009

2011; performed by Veni Academy, from the CD "Rolling Tones / In Zarter Bewegung". ISCM Slovak Section 2013.

Pavel Nesit - Concert for clarinet and ensemble

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