„radius multiplex I - IV“ (2013)

location-based audio recordings for Smartphones in cooperation with „Music from the Cloud“ and Academy of Arts Berlin.

These compositions, consisting of casual mobile recordings together with piano passages by the composer himself, represent a compressed and self-contained world with the inclusion of various perceptual factors from RADIALSYSTEM V. This amalgamation of „ad hoc recordings“ and „piano performance“ reflects current trends in architecture - the multi-layer aspect, reflected in the technical structure of the pieces. The pieces are distributed to four points. They form a symbolic spiral and a musical cover.

radius multiplex I

radius multiplex II

radius multiplex III

radius multiplex IV

„Tears“ (2012) for string-quartet

Associated with the cantata „Mein Herze schwimmt im Blut“ from J.S. Bach (BWV 199).

Duration: about 8 minutes
Premiere: 30th September, 2012 with the Stadler string-quartet (Salzburg), St. Gellért Festivals.

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Tears

„nothing to blowing“ (2011) for wind quintet

(unfinished)

„Contrapieces“ (2010) for contrabass solo

I Andante
II Adagio
III Vivo
IV Molto rubato
V Molto agitato

Duration: about 11 minutes
Premiere: 9th June, 2010, with Andrew Lee, University Mozarteum Salzburg.

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Contrapieces (I Andante)

„Urworte“ [„primal-words“] (2009) for three voices, altflute and piano

Commissioned by Kulturkreis Gasteig e.V. based on „Urworte, orphisch“ from J. W. von Goethe.

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Duration: about 7 minutes
Premiere: 7th October, 2009 Carl-Orff-Saal, Gasteig Munich.

„Orphische Empfindungen“ [„Orphic Sensation“] (2008/09) for organ

Dedicated to Konstantin Esterl.
I Perpetuum mobile
II Terminus

Duration: about 5 minutes
Premiere: 26th January, 2009, with Konstantin Esterl, University of Music and Theater Munich.

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Orphic Sensation (I Perpetuum mobile)

„Three Pieces“ (2008) for viola solo

Dedicated to Nils Mönkemeyer.
I Presto agitato
II Molto rubato
III Allegro con fuoco

Duration: 7 minutes
Premiere: 26th January, 2009 with Nils Mönkemeyer, University of Music and Theater Munich.

„Postcards“ (2008) for 2 pianos and percussion

Based on the „four postcards“ ["Razglednicák"] by Miklós Randóti.

Duration: about 15 minutes
Premiere: 26th January, 2009 University of Music and Theater Munich.

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Postcards (III Largo)

„dark game“ (2008) for ensemble

(basscl. (+sax.) / trumpet / percussion (tomtoms, bongos, vibraph.) / piano)

Music-theater, commissioned by the stART-cooperation of OENM and ARGEkultur.

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Duration: about 7 minutes
Premiere: 13th June, 2008 ARGEkultur Salzburg.

„Autumnal Fields“ (2007) for string-quartet and percussion

with citations from Iwa no Hime's "Four Songs of the Yearning".

Duration: about 7 minutes
Premiere: 26th January, 2009 University of Music and Theater Munich.

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Autumnal Fields (Rubato)

„OPPOSITE THE CATAFALQUE“ (2007)

Opera in two acts in english, for three voices and piano.

Duration: about 60 minutes

„Scenes of Wood“ (2007) for horn and piano

Dedicated to Imre István Kováts.
I Marsch
II Echo
III Die Ruhe der Nacht
IV Jagd
V Feuertanz
VI Dämmerung
VII Sonnentanz

Duration: about 8 minutes
Premiere: 2008, University of Music and Theater Munich.

„Passacaglia“ (2006) for violoncello and piano

Dedicated to Prof. Dr. h.c. Dieter Acker.

Duration: about 7 minutes
Premiere: 2007, University of Music and Theater Munich.

„Four Pieces of Character“ (2006) for piano solo

Dedicated to Amir Katz.
I Vivo
II Largo - Poco piú mosso - Largo
III Andante - Allegro
IV Presto

Duration: about 9 minutes
Premiere: 2006, University of Music and Theater Munich.

„Concert“ (2006) for piano und orchestra

„Hungarian Revolution 1956“
I Vorspiel
II Revolution
III Trauer
IV Hoffnung
(2.2.2.2, 2.2.2.1, 4 perc., piano, strings)

Duration: about 13 minutes
Premiere: 2006, University of Music and Theater Munich.

„Elegie“ (2006) for piano solo

Dedicated to Rosemarie Doerr-Stegner. Duration: about 5 minutes

„Émotions sérieuses“ (2005) pour alto et piano

Dedicated to Nils Mönkemeyer.

Duration: about 5 minutes
Premiere: 2005, University of Music and Theater Munich.

„Spring-packages“ (2005) for wind-quartett

I Allegretto
II Lento
III Giocoso

Duration: about 5 minutes
Premiere: 2005, University of Music and Theater Munich.

„Trio“ (2005) for flute, viola und harp

I Allegro moderato
II Adagio, molto rubato
III Presto

Duration: about 8 minutes
Premiere: 10th June, 2005 Carl-Orff-Auditorium, University of Music and Theater Munich.

„Three Miniatures“ (2005) for piano solo

I Engelschor
II Göttliche Intervention
III Teufelsreigen

Duration: about 5 minutes
Premiere: 2005, University of Music and Theater Munich.

„Three Pieces“ (2005) for clarinet solo

Dedicated to Lukas Werle.
I Presto
II Rubato
III Allegro

Duration: about 6 minutes
Premiere: 2005, University of Music and Theater Munich.

„Modern Life“ (2004) for flute and piano

I Emotion
II Single
III Date
IV Depression
V Accomplishment

Duration: about 7 minutes
Premiere: 2005, University of Music and Theater Munich.

„Freudvoll und Leidvoll“ (2004) for tenor and piano

Text: J. W. von Goethe
Duration: about 3 minutes

„Three Pieces“ (2004) for piano solo

I A rey day
II Meditation
III Fever

Duration: about 5 minutes
Premiere: 2004, University of Music and Theater Munich.

„Am Feuerbecken“ [„by the coal pan“] (2003) for soprano and piano

Text: Izumi Shikibu, Chamber Woman (974?-1033/4) Japan, Heian-time

Duration: about 6 minutes
Premiere: 2003, University of Music and Theater Munich.

„Three Pieces“ (2003) for flute solo

Dedicated to Péter Oláh.
I Vivo
II Largo
III Allegro

Duration: about 8 minutes
Premiere: 2003, University of Music and Theater Munich.

„Two Pieces“ (2003) for harpsichord solo

I Conventional
II Unconventional

Duration: about 7 minutes
Premiere: 2003, University of Music and Theater Munich.

„Duo“ (2003) for violin and violoncello

Duration: about 5 minutes
Premiere: 2003, University of Music and Theater Munich

„Three Pieces“ (2002) for piano solo

I Präludium
II Elegie
III Ostinato

Duration: about 7 minutes
Premiere: 2003, University of Music and Theater Munich.