MUSIC
selected:
MOM. 2021
ensemble, tape, video

 

Waters. 2018 (full recording here)
spatial, site-specific. female choir
F. 2018
piano

 

love. 2020
16 voices

 

LIST OF WORKS

Music Theatre
KADUJO.GENESIS (40’) education / music theatre. 2015
WATERS (20’) for spatialised choir site-specific. Abandoned water reservoir, Vilnius. 2018
Chamber opera DIRT (15’) for ensemble, electronics and video. 2018
SPENGLA (40’) spatial ethnographic act. 2018
Opera scene PANIC (10′). 2021
Physical Education (25′) chamber opera. 2022/23

Choral & Vocal
LIBERA ME (4’) for mixed choir and soprano solo. 2014
4 Miracles of Saint Mungo (20’) for 2 spatialised choirs and soloists. 2018
7 days (7’) for 16 voices and double bass. 2019

Love (8’) for 16 voices. 2020
Winter (10’) for mixed choir and 4 percussionists. 2021
Lullaby (5′) for voices and viols. 2023

Mixed media
OCTO 716 (10’) for four string instruments and electronics. 2013
Sarx for string orchestra and saxophone. 2015
SWEET SWEAT (20’) for brass band and video. 2019
MOM (9’) for piano trio, tape, video. 2021

Instrumental 

5 Stages of Sleep for orchestra. 2016
Intus for double bass. 2017
Series of one concept works. 2018
KAT For ensemble. 2017
Deus ex Machina for sinfonietta. 2016
Harmonic Islands for clarinet trio. 2022

 

Site-specific work
TRAIN PLAY for violin and urban soundscape. Melbourne 2017
Transit graffiti readings of an underground passage in Lazdynai, Vilnius, 2016
Songs without Home etudes on songs and stories of the homeless of Vilnius, Vilnius Homeless Care Centre, 2017

Incidental music for theatre
William. Shakespeare “King Lear”, dir Mark Saunders, Glasgow, 2015
“20 Seasons” dir. Rasa Niurkaite. Arts Printing House, Vilnius, 2015
“Memories of the Past Times” dir. Saule Degutyte, Table Theatre. Vilnius, 2015
William Shakespeare “Hamlet” dir. Gordon Barr, Glasgow, 2016
William Shakespeare “Macbeth” dir. Gordon Barr, Bards in the Botanics, Glasgow, 2016
Steff Smith “Paper Cuts”, dir. Ellen Jerstad. Glasgow, 2016
“Liudvikas Reza –  Mutual Generation” dir. Vlodimir Bochiarov. Klaipeda,  2016