Into
the Fire [Tulleminek]
opera 2017 120′ soloists,
mixed choir, symphony orchestra Libretto: Jan Kaus Fp:
Theatre Vanemuine soloists (Reigo Tamm, Tamar Nugis, Rasmus Kull,
Simo Breede, Jaan Willem Sibul, Märt Jakobson, Pirjo Jonas, Maria
Listra, Sigrid Mutso, Annaliisa Pillak, Kadi Jürgens, Karmen Puis,
Jaanus Tepomees, Karl Edgar Tammi, Kärt Tammjärv), opera choir
and symphony orchestra, conductor Paul Mägi, stage director Taago
Tubin; April 22, 2017, Tartu Harbour Theatre
chamber
opera 2009 soloists, actors, chamber choir, chamber
orchestra, jazz trio Libretto: Jan Kaus Fp: Taavi Tampuu
(baritone), Mati Turi (tenor), actors Taavi Eelmaa, Gert Raudsep,
Mart Koldits, Raivo E. Tamm, Riina Maidre, Kristjan Sarv, Bert
Raudsepp, chamber choir Voces Musicales, conductor Jaanika Kuusik,
Tallinn Sinfonietta (pre-recorded), Valdimir Võssotski
(keyboards), Mihkel Mälgand (double bass), Jorma Puusaag (guitar);
20.10.2009, Von Krahl Theatre Commissioned by: NYYD Festival
Musical
and/or drama and/or dance works for stage
Smoke
Sauna Symphony [Suidsusannasümfoonia]
musical
performance 2019 mixed choir, instruments, actors Libretto:
Märt-Matis Lill and Taago Tubin Fp: Estonian Philharmonic
Chamber Choir, musicians of the Estonian National Symphony
Orchestra (from the phonogram and in live as well), folk musicians
Mari Kalkun and Meelika Hainsoo, actors Lauli Otsar, Sten Karpov
and Agu Trolla, conductor Kaspars Putniņš, stage director Tarmo
Tagamets; August 2, 2019, Mooste Folgikoda, Põlva parish, Estonia
The
Lovers and the Rogues [Armastajad ja elupõletajad]
dedicated
to ensemble Corelli Consort secular mystery play 1.
I Founding the City of Tallinn 2. II Burial of Nobleman Thuwe 3.
III Mummy of St. Nicholas’s Church 4. IV Devil’s Wedding 5. V
Shelter of People in Sopor 6. VI Ghost of Toompea 7. VII
Story of Hermann and Margareeta 8. VIII Man with
Lorgnette 2011 55′ Baroque
ensemble, narrator Libretto: Jan Kaus Fp: Baroque ensemble
Corelli Consort, Nero Urke (narrator), director Taago Tubin;
September 28, 2011, Toompea Music Lounge (Hall of Estonian Academy
of Sciences) Commissioned by: Corelli Consort / Cultural Capital
Tallinn 2011 Manuscript
Sad
Pleasure [Kurb nauding]
Choreography:
Teet Kask Fp: October 3, 2005, Laban’s Bonnie Bird Theatre,
London FpEst: the students of Transitions Dance Company at Laban
(London) Jasmiina Sipilae, Eeva-Maija Mustonen, Maria Goldsman,
Kristian Tirsgaard and Teet Kask; Light and design: Gregor Knüppel;
voice work: Kate Pringle; October 24, 2005, Endla Theatre, Pärnu
WORKS FOR
ORCHESTRA
Works
for symphony orchestra
Tirawa
and the Song of Stars [Tirawa ja tähtede laul]
2004 14′ symphony
orchestra: 3333, 4331, 3, strings Fp: Estonian National Symphony
Orchestra, conductor Paul Mägi; April 16, 2004, Tallinn, Estonia
Concert Hall, Estonian Music Days Festival Commissioned by:
Estonian Music Days Festival CD “Märt-Matis Lill. Lines in
Silence”, Märt-Matis Lill (2015); Estonian National Symphony
Orchestra, conductor Paul Mägi Distributer: EMICMML
002
Works
for chamber orchestra
Inclinationes
[Muutumised]
1996 8′ chamber
orchestra Fp: Youth Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Toomas
Kapten; April 19, 1996, Tallinn, Blackheads Brotherhood’s House,
Estonian Music Days Festival Commissioned by: Estonian Music
Days Festival
2003 14′ string
orchestra Fp: Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, conductor Risto Joost;
April 6, 2003, Tallinn Methodist Church, Estonian Music Days
Festival Commissioned by: Estonian Music Days Festival CD
“Märt-Matis Lill. Lines in Silence”, Märt-Matis Lill
(2015); Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, conductor Risto Joost CD
“Estonian composers (VI). Risto Joost”, Estonian Public
Broadcasting (2010); Virgo Veldi (saxophone), Ene Nael (portative
organ), Risto Joost (counter-tenor), Jaan Varts (electric guitar),
Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, Monika Mattiesen (flute),
Petteri Pitko (harpsichord), Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, Vox
Clamantis, artistic director Jaan-Eik Tulve, conductor Risto Joost
2010 17′ flute,
string orchestra Fp: Monika Mattiesen (flute), Tallinn
Sinfonietta, conductor Lauri Sirp; June 3, 2011, Tartu St. John’s
Church, Estonian Composers’ Festival CD “Märt-Matis Lill.
Lines in Silence”, Märt-Matis Lill (2015); Monika Mattiesen
(flute), Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, conductor Risto
Joost Distributer: EMICMML
006
2011 15′ cello,
string orchestra Fp: Valle-Rasmus Roots (cello), Tallinn Chamber
Orchestra, conductor Mikk Murdvee; February 10, 2011, Tallinn House
of Brotherhood of Black Heads Commissioned by: Tallinn Music
High School CD “Kuidas noored muusikud avastasid uut eesti
muusikat. Vol 2”, Eesti Raadio (2016); Valle-Rasmus Roots
(cello), Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, conductor Mikk Murdvee CD
“Märt-Matis Lill. Lines in Silence”, Märt-Matis Lill
(2015); Valle-Rasmus Roots (cello), Tallinn Chamber Orchestra,
conductor Mikk Murdvee Publisher: Estonian Music
Foundation Distributer: EMICEMF
026 Manuscript
2008 11′ piano,
chamber orchestra Fp: Kadri-Ann Sumera (piano), Pärnu City
Orchestra, conductor Risto Joost; June 18, 2008, Tartu St. John’s
Church, Estonian Young Composers’ Festival
2011 21′ kannel,
solo percussion, symphony orchestra: 3333, 4331, 3, harp, piano,
strings Fp: Kristi Mühling (kannel), Vambola Krigul
(löökpillid), Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor
Mihhail Gerts; March 25, 2011, Estonia Concert Hall, Estonian Music
Days Festival Commissioned by: Estonian Music Days
Festival Distributer: EMICMML
026
The
Moon [Kuu]
1995 7′ oboe,
viola, string orchestra Fp: Youth Philharmonic Orchestra,
conductor Toomas Kapten; March 28, 1995, Tallinn, Estonia Concert
Hall, Estonian Music Days Festival Commissioned by: Estonian
Music Days Festival Manuscript
WORKS FOR
ENSEMBLE
Spots
of Fire in the Dark [Tuletäpid pimeduses]
2003/2004 12′ flute,
percussion, violin, double bass, live electronics Fp: Anne La
Berge (flute), Marcel Andriessen (percussion), Barbara Lüneburg
(violin), Wilmar de Visser (double bass); October 21, 2004,
Groeningen, Netherlands, Arvo Pärt Festival: ¯stonishing music’,
in the dance performance “Myrrh and Cinnamon” on the
music of Estonian composers Arvo Pärt, Märt-Matis Lill, Lepo
Sumera and Erkki-Sven Tüür Commissioned by: Arvo Pärt
Festival: ¯stonishing music’, Groeningen, Netherland
Duos
April
Is in My Mistress Face
2019 kannel,
koto Fp: Kristi Mühling (Estonian chromatic kannel), Naoko
Kikuchi (Japanese koto); May 7, 2019, Arvo Pärt Centre, World
Music Days 2019 Commissioned by: Estonian Music Days/World Music
Days
Perplexed
[Kahevahel]
2011? 2′ flute,
piano Manuscript
2013 12′ violin,
cello, piano Fp: New Tallinn Trio: Harry Traksmann (violin),
Kaido Kelder (cello), Marrit Gerretz-Traksmann (piano); April 4,
2013, Tallinn House of Brotherhood of Black Heads
Version
of the piece of the same title for four
percussionists 2008 19′ percussion (3 players) Fp:
PaukenfEst: Anto Õnnis, Vambola Krigul, Madis Metsamart,
04.06.2011, Tartu St. John church
2008 17′ percussion
(4 players) Fp: PaukenfEst: Vambola Krigul, Anto Õnnis, Madis
Metsamart, Lehari Kaustel; April 2, 2008, Narva Castle, Estonian
Music Days Festival Commissioned by: Estonian Music Days
Festival Distributer: EMICMML
011
String
quartets
When
the Stones Were Soft [Kui kivid olid veel pehmed]
2018 string
quartet Fp: NeoQuartet; September 14, 2018, Saint Catherine
Church, Vilnius, Lithuania FpEst: NeoQuartet; November 1, 2018,
Tartu, Genialists’ Club, festival Afekt Commissioned by:
Association Neoarte
Quintets
Capricorn
[Kaljukits]
2015 5′ flute,
clarinet, piano, violin, cello Fp: Ensemble of soloists of St.
Petersburg Philharmony; November 19, 2015, St. Petersburg
Composers’ House, festival “Sound Ways”
You
Will Become Like Me
2015 santūr,
flute, clarinet, violin, cello Fp: Pooyan Ataei (santūr),
Tallinn New Music Ensemble; September 26, 2015, Chamber Hall of the
Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, Fresh Music Festival
Autumnfest
Out
of Cage
2012 8′ flute,
saxophone, piano, violin, cello Fp: Monika Mattiesen (flute),
Ursula Chillaud (saxophone), Martti Raide (piano), Ida Teppo
(violin), Johannes Teppo (cello); 03.06.2012, Tartu St. John’s
church, XI Festival of Young Composers Commissioned by: Tartu
St. John’s Church Culture Project
Introduction
[Sissejuhatus]
arrangement
of introduction of V act of Henry Purcell’s opera “The Fairy
Queen” 2008 string quartet, kannel Fp: Merje Roomere
(viiul), Triin Krigul (viiul), Kadri Rehema (viola), Levi-Danel
Mägila (cello), Kristi Mühling (kannel); June 20, 2008, Tartu St.
John’s Church, Estonian Young Composers’ Festival
Sextets
Song
of Land and Sea [Maa ja mere laul]
VR
video by Rein Zobel 2018 flute, clarinet, piano, percussion,
violin, cello, VR video Fp: Ensemble U:; November 8, 2018,
Estonia Concert Hall, Tallinn
Boulez!
2015 40” flute,
clarinet, violin, cello, percussion, piano Fp: Ensemble U:;
November 12, 2015, Kultuurikatel, Tallinn, French Culture Festival
Accord
Sitting
Quietly, Doing Nothing
2015 clarinet,
saxophone, percussion, accordion, 2 double basses Fp: Ensemble
Figura, Ensemble Poing; May 26, 2015, History Museum of University
of Tartu, Estonian Composers’ Festival
Fantasy
in C [Fantaasia in C]
2014 flute,
English horn, bass clarinet, violin, viola, cello Fp: Tallinn
Contemporary Music Ensemble, conductor Arash Yazdani; November 3,
2014, Erarta Museum, St. Petersburg Commissioned by: Tallinn
Contemporary Music Ensemble
2009 14′ flute,
clarinet, horn, piano, violin, cello Fp: Collegium Novum Zürich,
conductor Mathias Kuhn; April 16, 2009, Estonian National Opera
Chamber Hall, Festival Estonian Music Days 2009 Distributer:
EMICMML
008
2009 12′ flute,
clarinet, violin, cello, piano, percussion Fp: Ensemble U: Tarmo
Johannes (flute), Helena Tuuling (clarinet), Merje Roomere
(violin), Levi-Danel Mägila (cello), Taavi Kerikmäe (piano),
Vambola Krigul (percussion); June 5, 2009, Tartu St. John’s Church,
VIII Estonian Young Composers’ Festival Commissioned by:
Estonian Young Composer’s Festival Distributer: EMICMML
009
2005 9′ flute,
clarinet, violin, cello, percussion, piano Fp: Ensemble U:;
October 15, 2005, Tallinn, Teachers’ House, NYYD
Festival Commissioned by: NYYD Festival CD “Märt-Matis
Lill. Lines in Silence”, Märt-Matis Lill (2015); Ensemble
U: CD “U: new estonian music”, MTÜ Ansambel U (2009);
Ensemble U: Tarmo Johannes (flute), Meelis Vind (clarinet), Vambola
Krigul (percussion), Taavi Kerikmäe (piano), Merje Roomere
(violin), Levi-Danel Mägila (cello), Rein Oja (narrator)
2007 11′ flute,
clarinet, violin, cello, piano, percussion, reciter Fp: Ensemble
U:; October 14, 2007, Kanuti Guild Hall, Tallinn, festival
“Nyyd” Commissioned by: Tartu St John’s Church Culture
Project CD “U: new estonian music”, MTÜ Ansambel U
(2009); Ensemble U: Tarmo Johannes (flute), Meelis Vind (clarinet),
Vambola Krigul (percussion), Taavi Kerikmäe (piano), Merje Roomere
(violin), Levi-Danel Mägila (cello), Rein Oja
(narrator) Distributer: EMICMML
013
Dedicated
to John Cage’s 100th anniversary 2012 33′ 2 flutes, 2
clarinets, percussion (2 players), piano, 2 violins, 2 cellos Fp:
Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre New Music Ensemble; September
29, 2012, Kanuti Guild Hall, Tallinn, Autumn Festival of the
Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre
2008 10′ clarinet,
bassoon, trumpet, trombone, percussion, violin, double bass,
narrator Text: Li Bai, translated by Märt-Matis Lill Fp: I
Solisti del Vento; September 24, 2008, Estonian Academy of Music
and Theatre chamber hall, Autumn Festival of Estonian Academy of
Music and Theatre Commissioned by: I Solisti del
Vento Distributer: EMICMML
023 Manuscript
written
for Ensemble Intercontemporain’s composition contest 2004 10′ oboe,
clarinet, bassoon, French horn, trumpet, trombone, percussion (2),
piano, harp, violin, viola, cello, double bass Fp: Ensemble
Intercontemporain, cond. Peter Rundel; 17.07.2004 Metz,
France Distributer: EMICMML
012
From
Whispers to Screams [Sosinatest karjeteni]
composed
within the framework of the Centre Acanthes Summer
Course 2003 10′ flute, oboe, clarinet, saxophone, bassoon,
trumpet, trombone, percussion (2 players), piano, harp, 2 violins,
viola, cello, double bass Fp: Présences Contemporaines
Ensemble, conductor Gilbert Amy; July 24, 2003, Eglise de la
Chartreuse, Villeneuve-lez-Avignon, France
Traces
of Birds in the Sky [Linnujäljed taeval]
2002 10′ flute,
oboe, clarinet, bass clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet, trombone,
percussion, celesta, 2 violins, viola, cello, double bass Fp:
NYYD Ensemble, conductor Olari Elts; April 7, 2002, Tallinn,
Theatre Old Town Studio, Estonian Music Days Festival Commissioned
by: Estonian Music Days Festival
1997 6′ flute Fp:
Tarmo Johannes (flute); April 11, 1997, Tallinn, Blackheads
Brotherhood’s House, Estonian Music Days Festival Commissioned
by: Estonian Music Days Festival Distributer: EMICMML
020
Obligatory
piece at the Republican Wind and Percussion Players’ Competition
2012 2012 trumpet Fp: 21.03.2012, Estonian Academy of
Music and Theatre, the Republican Wind and Percussion Players’
Competition 2012 Publisher: Estonian Music
Foundation Distributer: EMICEMF
002
2006 10′ bass
drum, phonogram Fp: Vambola Krigul (bass drum); March 27, 2006,
Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, Estonian Music Days
Festival Commissioned by: Estonian Music Days
Festival Distributer: EMICMML
018
Works
for violin
Vision
[Nägemus]
1999 10′ violin Fp:
Andri Annus (violin); April 8, 2005, Tallinn, Estonian Theatre and
Music Museum, Estonian Music Days Festival
2002 8′ cello Fp:
Aare Tammesalu (cello); March 31, 2006, Tallinn, Estonian Theatre
and Music Museum, Estonian Music Days Festival Distributer:
EMICMML
019 Manuscript
2007 organ Fp:
Ulla Krigul (organ); December 27, 2007, Visby Cathedral, Sweden,
organ festival “Listen to our history – told by
sound!” Commissioned by: Visby International Centre for
Composers Distributer: EMICMML
017 Manuscript
VOCAL AND
CHORAL MUSIC
Works
for mixed choir and instrument(s)
A
Hopi Tale About the Four Worlds [Hopi lugu neljast maailmast]
2007/2017 mixed
choir, reciter, electric guitar, percussion (2 players) Text:
compiled from „Native American Myths” by Diana Ferguson, „Book
of the Hopi” by Frank Waters and „The Fourth World of the
Hopis” by Harold Courlander and Enrico Arno (in English) Fp:
Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Kaido Janke (reciter), Jaak
Sooäär (electric guitar), Anto Õnnis (percussion), Rein Roos
(percussion), conductor Kaspars Putninš; October 27, 2017,
Tallinn, House of Blackheads, festival “Üle heli”
Madness
Fading Away [Hulluse hääbumine]
2012 6′ mixed
choir, bas flute, reciter, electronics Text: vocalise Fp:
Mixed choir MaSk, Monika Mattiesen (flute), Märt-Matis Lill
(synthesizer); November 17, 2012, Tartu
Works
for female choir and instrument(s)
Requiem
for the Memory of the Queen Isabel [Reekviem kuninganna Isabeli
mälestuseks]
2011 7′ clarinet,
guitar, percussion, female choir Text: vocalise Fp: Andreas
Aben (clarinet), Kristo Käo (guitar), Percussion Ensemble
PaukenfEst, Girls Choir Ellerhein, conductor Tiia-Ester Loitme;
March 22, 2011, Mustamäe Culture Centre Kaja, Tallinn, Estonian
Music Days Festival Distributer: EMICMML
021
2007 17′ male
choir, reciter, electric guitar, percussion (2 players) Text:
compiled from „Native American Myths” by Diana Ferguson, „Book
of the Hopi” by Frank Waters and „The Fourth World of the
Hopis” by Harold Courlander and Enrico Arno (in English) Fp:
Estonian National Male Choir, William Vesilind (reciter), Jaak
Sooäär (electric guitar), Madis Metsamart (percussion), Rein Roos
(percussion), conductor Kaspars Putninsh; April 15, 2007, Tallinn
St Katherine’s Church, Estonian Music Days Festival Commissioned
by: Estonian Music Days Festival Distributer: EMICMML
022 Manuscript
1.
Prologue 2. Põhjanaela paine I 3. Listen 4. Põhjanaela
paine II 5. The Reindeer 6. Põhjanaela paine III 7.
Epilogue 2014 40′ voice,
symphony orchestra: 3333, 4331, 1+2, harp, piano, strings Fp:
Wimme (voice), Vanemuine Symphony Orchestra, conductor Paul Mägi;
April 10, 2014, Estonia Concert Hall, Estonian Music Days
Festival Distributer: EMICMML
029
1.
Bamboo grove 2.
Huazi hill 3.
Written in the mountains in early autumn 4.
Luan family rapids 5.
Living in the mountain on an autumn night 6.
Magnolia enclosure 7.
You asked about my life, I send You, Pei Di, these
lines 2001 16′ baritone,
piano Text: Wang Wei, translation to English by Tony Barnstone,
Willis Barnstone, Wu Haixin Fp: Villu Valdmaa (baritone), Martti
Raide (piano); April 7, 2001, Tallinn Town Hall, Estonian Music
Days Festival Commissioned by: Estonian Music Days
Festival Distributer: EMICMML
024
Works
for voice(s) and other instrument(s)
Standing
Still
2013 voice,
flute, trumpet, piano, percussion, cello Fp: Curious Chamber
Players; June 8, 2013, Tartu St. John’s Church, Estonian Composers’
Festival Commissioned by: Estonian Composers’ Festival
2012 35′ flute,
clarinet, synthesizer, violin, cello, percussion, reader,
singer Text: based on Iliad of Homer Fp:
Repoo
Ensemble: Leonora Palu (fl), Edmunds Altmanis (cl), Jorma Toots
(fp), Kristina Kriit (vl), Aare Tammesalu (vc), Vambola Krigul
(perc), Vahur-Paul Põldma (reader), Tui Hirv (singer); 19.03.2012,
chamber hall of the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, Estonian
Music Days Festival
2007 10′ voice,
flute, Estonian zither kannel, cello Text: Sappho Fp:
Ensemble Resonabilis: Iris Oja (voice), Tarmo Johannes (flute),
Kristi Mühling (kannel), Aare Tammesalu (cello); February 17,
2007, Tallinn Town Hall CD “Contemporary chamber and solo
music for kannel”, Kristi Mühling (2009). Ensemble
Resonabilis: Kristi Mühling (kannel), Iris Oja (voice), Tarmo
Johannes (flute), Aare Tammesalu (cello)
2005 16′ 2
pianos, reciter Fp: Kadri-Ann Sumera (piano), Hanna Heinmaa
(piano), Vahur-Paul Põldma (reciter); July 19, 2005, Tartu St.
John’s Church Days, Estonia Commissioned by: Lepo Sumera
Society Distributer: EMICMML
015
2003 20′ baritone,
flute, piano, cello, percussion Text: Ryôkan, Märt-Matis Lill
(in English) Fp: Reval Ensemble: Atlan Karp (baritone), Neeme
Punder (flute), Lea Leiten (piano), Aare Tammesalu (cello), Madis
Metsamart (percussion); May 6, 2003, Tallinn Town Hall Commissioned
by: Reval Ensemble
Works
for mixed choir a cappella
Niehkkoája
(The Dream Stream)
2014 mixed
choir, electronics Fp: Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir,
conductor Kaspars Putniņš; February 6, 2015, Türi Culture Centre
1.
Standing still the snow fell more insistently (Tatazumeba nao furu
yuki) 2.
There is neither heaven nor earth (Ten mo chi mo) 2006 6′ female
choir Text: Kitô (1), Hashin (2) (in Estonian and
Japanese) Fp:
Girls´ Choir „Ellerhein”, conductor Tiia-Ester Loitme; March
24, 2006, Glasshall of the Tallinn Song Stage, Estonian Music Days
Festival Commissioned by: Estonian Music Days
Festival Distributer: EMICMML
025
2018 14′ piano,
electronics Fp: Kadri-Ann Sumera (piano), Tammo Sumera
(electronics); at two concerts of Estonian Music Days Festival:
April 14, 2018 in Tallinn House of Blackheads and St. Nicholas’s
Church
When
the Stones Were Soft [Kui kivid olid veel pehmed]
2015 27′ reader,
vocal, flute, clarinet, piano, percussion, violin, cello, photos
and animations, electronics Text: Hasso Krull Fp: Maria
Peterson (reader), Laura Remmel (vocal), Ensemble U;, Peeter
Laurits (photos), Yui Hamagashira (animation); July 12, 2015, Tartu
St. John’s Church, Glasperlenspiel Festival Commissioned by:
Glasperlenspiel Festival
Rings
of Saturn [Saturni rõngad]
2012 5
pianos (3 players), electronics Fp: Talvi Hunt, Mari Visnapuu,
Kirke Karja; November 29, 2012, Luunja Culture House
Old
Song [Vana laul]
2008 female
voice, percussion, fiddle, phonogram Text: Anonymous Fp: Eve
Kopli (voice), Vambola Krigul (percussion), Triin Krigul (fiddle);
February 14, 2008, Jõgeva Music School Commissioned by: State
Concert Institute Eesti Kontsert
Old
Song [Vana laul]
2008 voice,
fiddle, percussion, Estonian zither (kannel), electronics Fp:
Vambola Krigul (percussion), Triin Krigul (fiddle), Kai Kallastu
(voice), Kristi Mühling (kannel), Margo Kõlar (electronics); June
20, 2008, Tartu St. John’s Church, Estonian Young Composers’
Festival
2005 30′ 2
counter tenors, baritone, 2 actors, lute, percussion, double bass,
electronics Text: Alain Chartier, Francois Villon, Guillame de
Machaut, Bernart de Ventadorn, Gace Brule, Christine de Pizan,
Arnaut Daniel, Petrarca, Dante, Neidhart von Reuental, Heinrich von
Meissen Fp:
Vahur-Paul Põldma, Helvin Kaljula (actors), Taniel Kirikal, Risto
Joost (counter-tenors), Atlan Karp (baritone), Robert Staak (lute),
Anto Õnnis (percussion), Andreas Arder (double bass), stage
director Ardo Ran Varres, costume designer Sigrid Leis, set
designer Pärtel Tall, electronic assistant Hans-Gunter Lock; April
11, 2005, Estonian Academy of Music Opera Studio, Estonian Music
Days Festival; April 11, 2005, Estonian Academy of Music Opera
Studio, Estonian Music Days Festival Commissioned by: Estonian
Music Days Festival
2003 12′ flute,
percussion, live electronics Fp: Ensemble Cyberstudio; October
21, 2003, Tallinn, Rotermann Salt Storage, NYYD
Festival Commissioned by: NYYD Festival
1.
Kantele play of Väinämöinen 2. A little state 3.
Sauna spell 2001 8′ phonogram Text: Finnish
national epic “Kalevala” (1), Kauksi Ülle (2, 3) Fp:
Ensemble Cyberstudio; June 22, 2002, Tartu St. John’s Church Days
(premiere from CD: March 2002, Jyväskylä, festival Soi)
Music
for the exhibition “Ex insula lux”
2001 60′ tape Fp:
August 8, 2001–September 29, 2001, Helsinki University Library
(exhibition of Gregorian chant manuscripts) Commissioned by:
Helsinki University Library
INCIDENTAL
MUSIC
Film
music
Music
for animated film “Out of the Internal Worlds” [Muusika
joonisfilmile “Siseilmadest väljas”]
Directed
by Helen Unt, Eesti Joonisfilm 2016
Music
for animated film “Bird Flu” [“Linnugripp”]
Directed
by Priit Tender 2015 Fp: November 20, 2015, Kanuti Guild
Hall, film festival “Animated Dreams”
Music
for puppet film “Sandguy” [“Liivamees”]
Directed
by Pärtel Tall, Nukufilm OÜ/Andrus Raudsalu 2013 Fp:
October 16, 2013, Cinema Artis, Tallinn
Music
for 3D short film “Superluminous Darkness”
Digitalsputnik,
directed by Raul Rajangu 2011 17′ Fp: March 30, 2011,
Cinema Coca-Cola Plaza, Tallinn
Music
for the video “Geometry” by the group “Kosmos”
“Kosmos”:
Ott Kadarik, Villem Tomiste, Mihkel Tüür 2010 Fp: March 24,
2010, Cinema Artis, Tallinn Estonian Music Days Festival
Music
for videos “Tallinn 2010” by the group “Hurraa
Berlin”
Hurraa
Berlin: Carmen Lansberg, Märt-Matis Lill, Urmas Muru, Kaido
Ole Sita kummaline veetlus Võtan põgusalt
endamisi auto ja sõidan Kuressaare bussi rasvane
kaardilugeja likvideeriti Ettevõtlikud mehed seebitasid
kogu kokatädi Insener Campbelli orgasm kinnitati kõige
suuremaks 2010 Fp: March 24, 2010, Cinema Artis, Tallinn
Estonian Music Days Festival
Music
to puppet film “Miriam’s Broken Picture” [“Miriami
katkine pilt”]
OÜ
Nukufilm, directed by Priit Tender (music in collaboration with
Tiit Kikas) 2009 Fp: October 17, 2009
Music
for the animated film “Kitchen Dimensions” [“Köögi
dimensioonid”]
Eesti
Joonisfilm, directed by Priit Tender 2008
Music
to documentary “The Kingdom of Moose” [“Põdra
kuningriik”]
Directed
by Rein Maran 2007
Music
to puppet film „Miriam’s Theatre” [„Miriami teatriseiklus”]
OÜ
Nukufilm, directed by Priit Tender 2007
Music
to puppet film “Miriam and the flood” [“Miriam
merehädas”]
OÜ
Nukufilm, directed by Riho Unt (music in collaboration with Tiit
Kikas) 2006
Music
to puppet film „Miriam’s Henbox”
OÜ
Nukufilm, directed by Riho Unt 2006
Music
for documentary “Rejected memories” [Muusika dokumentaalfilmile
“Tõrjutud mälestused”]
Fantasia
Film OY & OÜ Allfilm, directed by Imbi Paju 2005
Music
to animated film “Message for the Neighbours” [“Sõnum
naabritele”]
Eesti
Joonisfilm, directed by Priit Tender 2005
Music
to puppet film “Miriam Plays Hide and Seek” [“Miriam
mängib peitust”]
OÜ
Nukufilm, directed by Priit Tender (music in collaboration with
Tiit Kikas) 2004
Music
to puppet film “Fox Woman” [“Rebasenaine”]
OÜ
Nukufilm, directed by Priit Tender 2002
Music
to animated film “Mont Blanc”
Eesti
Joonisfilm, directed by Priit Tender 2001
Music
to plays
Music
for Conor McPherson’s play “Shining city” [Muusika Conor
McPhersoni näidendile “Kiirgav linn”]
2006 Fp:
November 5, 2006, Estonian Drama Theatre, director Taago Tubin
2006 35′ Choreography:
Kaja Lindal, Kaspar Aus Fp: May 10, 2006, Kanuti Guild Hall,
Tallinn; choreography Kaja Lindal, Kaspar Aus
JAZZ
MUSIC
Works
for big band
Trop
doux [Liiga õrnalt]
2001 7′ big
band Fp: UMO Jazz Orchestra, conductor Kirmo Lintinen; May 5,
2001, Helsinki, Finland Commissioned by: UMO Jazz Orchestra,
Finland
ORCHESTRATIONS
AND ARRANGEMENTS
Arrangement
of Mart Saar’s choral song “Jaan Is Going to Midsummer Bonfire”
[Seade Mart Saare koorilaulust “Jaan läheb jaanitulele”]
2017 3′ flute,
clarinet, piano, violin, cello Text: folklore Fp: Helena
Tuuling (clarinet), Diana Liiv (piano), Olga Voronova (violin),
Leonora Palu (flute), Leho Karin (cello); December 10, 2017, Tartu
St. John’s Church
Arrangement
of Mart Saar’s choral song “Lullaby for a Child” [Seade
Mart Saare koorilaulust “Latsõ hällütamise laul”]
2017 2′ voice,
flute, clarinet, piano, violin, cello Text: folklore Fp:
Helena Tuuling (clarinet), Diana Liiv (piano), Olga Voronova
(violin), Leonora Palu (flute), Leho Karin (cello), Iris Oja
(vocal); December 10, 2017, Tartu St. John’s Church
Arrangement
of Mart Saar’s choral song “Oak-Tree, Why Are You Crying”
[Seade Mart Saare koorilaulust “Miks sa nutad tammekene”]
2017 5′ voice,
flute, clarinet, piano, violin, cello Text: folklore Fp:
Helena Tuuling (clarinet), Diana Liiv (piano), Olga Voronova
(violin), Leonora Palu (flute), Leho Karin (cello), Iris Oja
(vocal); December 10, 2017, Tartu St. John’s Church
Arrangement
of Mart Saar’s choral song “Rain, My Mate!” [Seade Mart
Saare koorilaulust “Vihmakõne, vellekõne”]
2017 5′ reade,
voice, slute, clarinet, violin, cello, electronics Text:
folklore Fp: Helena Tuuling (clarinet), Olga Voronova (violin),
Märt-Matis Lill (electronics), Leonora Palu (flute), Leho Karin
(cello), Iris Oja (vocal), Kärt Tammjärv (reader); December 10,
2017, Tartu St. John’s Church
Arrangement
of Mart Saar’s choral song “Seven Moss-Grown Beds” [Seade
Mart Saare koorilaulust “Seitse sammeldunud sängi”]
Arrangement
of Jaan Rääts’s viola piece 2015 6′ saxophone, piano Fp:
Virgo Veldi (saxophone), Johan Randevere (piano); May 28, 2015,
Heino Eller Tartu Music School, Estonian Composers’ Festival
Arrangement
of Heino Eller’s violin piece 2015 4′ saxophone, piano Fp:
Virgo Veldi (saxophone), Johan Randvere (piano); May 28, 2015, Heino
Eller Tartu Music School, Estonian Composers’ Festival
4
Branles [4 branle’i]1.
Branle double 2. Branle simple 3. Branle gay 4.
Branle de Bourgogne arrangements from “Orchésographie”
(1588) by Thoinot Arbeau 2008 recorder, fiddle, percussion,
Estonian zither (kannel), cello Fp: Tarmo Johannes (recorder),
Triin Krigul (fiddle), Vambola Krigul (percussion), Kristi Mühling
(kannel), Levi-Danel Mägila (cello); June 20, 2008, Tartu St.
John’s Church, Estonian Young Composers’ Festival
arrangement
of John Dowland’s lute fugue 2003 5′ flute, clarinet,
zither, cello, percussion Fp: Tarmo Johannes (flute), Vahur Vurm
(clarinet), Kristi Mühling (zither), Aare Tammesalu (cello), Terje
Terasmaa (percussion); April 9, 2003, Tallinn St. Michael Swedish
Lutheran Church, Estonian Music Days Festival Commissioned by:
Estonian Music Days Festival
