Compositions

Summer in Ballet Shoes (iunder the influence of Maija Tabaka's painting "Summer in Ballet Shoes")

• Genre: piano music

• Year of composition: 2024

• Notes: dedicated to pianist Vestards Šimkus

• Duration 8'

UP-TIME

• Genre: symphonic orchestra

• Year of composition: 2024

• Duration 11'

Piano Concert No. 3

• Genre: piano and orchestra

• Year of composition: 2023

• Info: Fl.1, Cl.1, Bcl.1, Perc.1, Solo Piano, Vni I, Vni II, Vle, Vcelli, Cb.

• Duration 20'

• Notes: dedicated to conductor and oboist Normunds Šnē

• Premiere on 11.05.2024, Riga, Great Guild Concert Hall. Soloist Vestards Šimkus, orchestra "Sinfonietta Riga", conductor Normunds Šnē.

Winter Cantata for mixed choir and organ

• Genre: vocal-instrumental

• Year of composition: 2023

• Duration 15'

Temperaments, cycle in 4 parts

• Genre: brass quintet

• Year of composition: 2022

• Duration 10'

Symphony for Riga

• Genre: orchestral music

• Year of composition: 2022

• Duration 32'

• Premiere on September 3, 2022 in the Latvian National Theatre. Chamber orchestra "Sinfonietta Riga" and orchestra "Riga", conductor Valdis Butāns.

Porcelain Sonata for piano

• Genre: piano music

• Year of composition: 2022

• Info:  I - Morning Tea Cup, II daļa - Sugar Bowl without Lid (for left hand only), III daļa - Hand Painted Flower Vase, IV daļa - Gilded Coffee Set for the Evening.

• Recording: album "Serena". Dzintra Erliha (piano). Release Date: 21st Apr 2023; Catalogue No: PRIMA020; Label: Prima Classic.

• Score: https://www.musicabaltica.com/porcelana-sonate.html 

Riga Concerto No. 6 for flute, violin, bassoon and string orchestra

• Genre: Orchestral music

• Year of composition: 2021

• Info: Fl.solo, Vno.solo, Fg.solo, Violini I, Violini II, Viole, Violoncelli, Contrabassi 

• Premiere on September 11, 2022 in the Dzintari Concert Hall. Soloists Anete Toča (Flute), Stella Zaķe (violin), Peeter Sarapuu (bassoon), orchestra "Kremerata Baltica", conductor Fuad Ibrahimov.

Symphony No. 4

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Year of composition: 2021

• Info:  Picc., Fl.2, Ob.2, Engl.h., Cl.2, Bcl., Fg.3, Corni 4, Trp.4, Trb.2, Bass Trb., Tuba, Perc.4, Harp, Piano, Vni I, Vni II, Vle, Vcelli, Cb. 

• Duration: 35'

• Premiere on January 27, 2023 in Liepāja, on January 28, 2023 in Riga. Liepaja Symphony Orchestra, conductor Guntis Kuzma

I Would Like to Speak so Quietly

• Poetry by Māra Zālīte

• Year of composition: 2021

• Info:  mezzo-soprano and organ

• Duration: 9'

• Premiere on September 16, 2021 in the Riga St. Francis Catholic Church. Ilona Bagele (mezzosoprano) and Ilona Birģele (organ).

• Second redaction for mezzo-soprano and string quartet, premiere on November 28, 2021 in Riga, the Latvian Society House, Golden Hall.

Wavesong Variations for symphony orchestra, dedicated to the J. Vītols' Latvian Academy of Music 

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Year of composition: 2020

• Info: variations on a theme of piano piece "Wavesong" by Jāzeps Vītols

• Premiere on October 1, 2021. Symphony orchestra of the J. Vitols' Latvian Academy of Music, conductor Kaspars Ādamsons.

• https://www.youtube.com/live/mvKNMHeKfUw?feature=share&t=869 

Concert Overture for symphony orchestra, dedicated to orchestra of the J. Vītols' Latvian Academy of Music

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Year of composition: 2020

• Info: Picc.; Fl; Ob.; E.H.; Cl; B.Cl.; Fag.1-2; Horni 1-2; Trp.1-2; Trb. 1-2; Tb; Timpani; Perc.II-Campanelli, Tubular Bells; Perc. III–Cymbals; Perc.IV–Vibraphone; Harp; I Vln; II Vln; Vle; V-c; C-b. 

• Premiere on October 1, 2021. Symphony orchestra of the J. Vitols' Latvian Academy of Music, conductor Kaspars Ādamsons.

Riga Concerto No. 5 for clarinet and double bass solo with strings

• Genre: Orchestral music

• Year of composition: 2020

• Info: Cl.solo, Db.solo, Violini I, Violini II, Viole, Violoncelli, Contrabassi 

• Premiered on April 10, 2022 in Riga, Ziedoņa Hall of the Latvian National Library. Soloists: Guntis Kuzma and Marīss Eisaks, Sinfonia concertante, conductor Andris Vecumnieks.

Dialogue (with Schumann)

• Genre: Organ music

• Instrumentation: organ solo

• Year of composition: 2019

• Publication date information: 2019

Game (with Chopin)

• Genre: Organ music

• Instrumentation: organ solo

• Year of composition: 2019

• Premiered on 10.05.2019. in Riga Cathedral. Vita Kalnciema (organ).

Music For The Commemoration of Sculptor Kārlis Zāle 

• Genre: Orchestral music

• Instrumentation: symphonic band

• Year of composition: 2018

• Premiered on 19.11.2018. Orchestra "Riga", conductor Valdis Butāns

• Recorded by Orchestra RIGA and conductor Valdis Butāns. Published in the CD "Cherished" by Orchestra RIGA. PPOR CD-005, 2019 .

Diptich "The Land" for mixed choir

• Genre: Choir music

• Instrumentation: for mixed choir

• Year of composition: 2016

•  Premiered on 11.11.2016 in "Ziedoņa Hall" of Latvian National Library. State Academic Choir "Latvija", conductor Māris Sirmais.

• Info: I "Warm Land", poetry by Skaidrīte Kaldupe; II "Land of Longing", poetry by Aspazija.

Riga Concerto No. 4

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Instrumentation: for trumpet, trombone, tuba and symphony orchestra

• Year of composition: 2016

• Length: 00:23:00

• Premiered on 14.10.2016 in the Great Guild Concert Hall in Riga. Jānis Porietis (trumpet), Kaspars Majors (trombone), Raivis Māgurs (tuba), Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Guntis Kuzma.

• https://youtu.be/XQztGvea-G8?t=269 

Fugue and Fantasy in C-Dur

• Genre: Organ music

• Instrumentation: for organ in 4-hands

• Year of composition: 2014

• Premiered on July 4, 2014 at the Riga Cathedral • Organ duet - Ilze Reine and Aigars Reinis

• Recorded by Ilze Reine and Aigars Reinis in the Riga Cathedral. Published in the CD "Ērģeles divatā" by Latvian company LMIC/SKANI No. 047. 

Lists of Calendar

• Genre: Instrumental chamber music

• Instrumentation: for oboe and string quartet

• Year of composition: 2013

• Premiered on 05.03.2018. in the Hall of Latvian National Library. Jana Zeļenska (oboe), Konstantīns Paturskis (violin), Kristiāna Ozoliņa (violin), Artūrs Gailis (viola), Pēteris Ozoliņš (violoncello). 

• Info: Commissioned by Pēteris Vasks Foundation

SAGA for wind orchestra

• Genre: Orchestral music

• Year of composition: 2012

• Premiered by University of Latvia Wind Band, conductor Lorenzo Della Fonte. 18.10.2014 at the Main Hall of the Latvian University.

• Score: https://www.musicabaltica.com/3154.html 

Pirmskoncerta mūzika (Pre-Concert Music, 2nd Redaction)

• Genre: Instrumental chamber music

• Instrumentation: for two flutes, two pianos and percussion

• Year of composition: 2011

• Premiered on 12.04.2011 in the Golden Hall of Riga Latvian Society. Dace Bičkovska, Andis Klučnieks (flute), Antra Vīksne and Normunds Vīksne (piano), Rihards Zaļupe (percussion)

• Info: 2nd edition. 1st edition - 1987, for two pianos and electronic

Riga Concerto No.3 "Theatre"

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Instrumentation: for oboe and violoncello solo with symphony orchestra

• Year of composition: 2011

• Movements: I - Proloque, II - Drama, III - Opera, IV - Comic Ballet, V  Epiloque.

• Premiered on 20.01. 2012 in the Great Guild Concert Hall in Riga. Normunds Šnē (oboe), Guna Āboltiņa (cello), Latvian National Opera Orchestra, conductor Andris Poga

• Audio file: Riga Concerto No.3 Theatre, Part II Drama
  Excerpt - 4'10" Normunds Šnē (oboe), Guna Āboltiņa (cello), Latvian National Opera Orchestra, conductor Andris Poga

Melanholiskais valsis (Melancholic Waltz), arrangement

• Genre: Orchestral

• Instrumentation: for symphonic band

• Year of composition: 2011

• Premiered on 06.10.2011 in Saint Petersburg Conservatory, the Glazunov Hall.  Orchestra RIGA, conductor Mārtiņš Ozoliņš

• Info: Arrangement of Melancholic Waltz by Emīls Dārziņš.

The Sunny Nook for 2 saxophones and wind ensemble

• Genre: Instrumental chamber music

• Year of composition: 2011

• Premiere in the Great Guild Concert Hall, Riga, on 17.11.2014. Orchestra RIGA, conductor Andis Klučnieks.

• Info: Soli: Soprano Sax, Tenor Sax.; Ensemble: 4 Fl., 2 Ob., 4 Clar., 2 Fg., 4 Horni, 4 Tr., 3 Trb., 1 Tuba, 4 Perc., 1 Cb.

Requiem

• Genre: Vocal symphonic music

• Instrumentation: for soprano, tenor, mixed choir and symphonic band

• Year of composition: 2010

• Length: 01:12:00

• Additional information: Score held by the composer.

• Movements:
  I Requiem aeternam;
  II Dies irae (incl. Liber scriptus, Recordare, Lacrimosa);
  III Domine Jesu Christe;
  IV Sanctus & Benedictus;
  V Libera me;
  VI Agnus dei;
  VII Lux aeterna.

• "Requiem aeternam" and "Dies irae" - world premiere on 10th of April 2009 in Riga, St. John Church. Completed REQUIEM world premiere on 25th of March 2010 in the Riga Cathedral. Sonora Vaice (soprano), Ingus Petersons (tenor), State Academic Choir "Latvija", Riga Chamber Choir "Ave Sol", Riga Professional Symphonic Band, conductor Andris Poga.

• Language: Latin

• Audio file: Requiem, Part I Requiem aeternam
  Requiem for soprano, tenor, mixed choir and symphonic band Excerpt from the 1st part Requiem aeternam - 3'46" (total - 68'23") Sonora Vaice (soprano), Ingus Pētersons (tenor), State Choir Latvija, Riga Chamber Choir Ave Sol, Wind Or

• https://youtu.be/7gosewH1QdU 

Zvanu mūzika (The Chimes Music)

• Genre: Organ music

• Instrumentation: for percussion and organ

• Year of composition: 2010

• Length: 00:08:00

• Publication date information: 2009-2010.

• Premiered on March 7th, 2010 at the Riga Cathedral • Kristīne Adamaite (organ), Elīna Endzele (percussion).

• Info: Organ, Campane, Campanelli, Wind Chimes, Vibraphone, Tam-tam, Gong, Crotales.

• Recorded by Elīna Endzele and Aigars Reinis in the Riga Cathedral. Published in the CD "Cantus Annae" by Latvian company LMIC/SKANI No. 055. 

Symphony No. 3

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Year of composition: 2010

• Length: 00:20:00

• Premiered on March 25nd, 2011 at the Great Guild Concert Hall in Riga. Sinfonietta Riga, conductor Normunds Šnē

• Info: 2 fl. ob. eng.hn. cl. cl.b. bsn. dbsn. - 2 hn. 2 tpt. - perc.(1) - 6 vln.I, 5 vln.II, 4 vl., 4 vc., 2 db.

Concert for Violin and Chamber Orchestra

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Year of composition: 2008

• Length: 00:20:00

• Year of publication: 2009

• Premiered on January 17th, 2009 in the Great Guild Concert Hall in Riga. Baiba Skride, Sinfonietta Rīga, conductor Normunds Šnē

• Info: vln. – picc. fl. eng.hn. cl. b.cl. bsn. – 2 hn. 2 tpt. tbn. – timp. perc. (2): ch.bells, tri., mar., vib., cym. – strings

• Sheet music sample: Concerto for Violin and Chamber Orchestra

• Audio file: Concerto for Violin and Chamber Orchestra
  Baiba Skride (violin), chamber orchestra "Sinfonietta Riga", conductor Normnds Šnē, recorded live in January, 2009.
  Concerto for Violin and Chamber Orchestra
  Excerpt - 4'07" (total - 20'50") Baiba Skride (violin), Sinfonietta Rīga, conductor Normunds Šnē

Simple Seasons, cycle

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Instrumentation: for youth string orchestra

• Year of composition: 2007

• Length: 00:09:30

• Premiered on December 11th, 2007 in the Golden Hall of the Riga Latvian Society. Jāzeps Mediņš School of Music chamber orchestra Armonico, conductor Normunds Dreģis

• Info: Four movements: Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn
  Score and parts held by the composer

Riga Concerto No. 2 

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Instrumentation: for violin, viola, strings and percussion

• Year of composition: 2007

• Length: 00:18:00

• Premiered pn February 20th, 2008 in the Great Hall of Jāzeps Vītols Latvian Music Academy. Soloists Darja Smirnova (violin), Arigo Štrāls (viola), orchestra Sinfonia Concertante, conductor Andris Vecumnieks

• Info: Score and parts held by the composer
  vln.vla. - perc.:vib., cym., bd., sd. - strings

• Audio file: Riga's Concerto No.2 (excerpt, 1st Movement)
  Eva Bindere (violin), Ula Uliona (viola), orchestra "Kremerata Baltica", conductor Andris Veismanis, recorded live in March, 2010.

• Video: https://youtu.be/YeiDBpArVMk?si=0SusBa3zmosLRK97 

Riga’s Concerto No. 1

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Instrumentation: for two violins, violoncello, string orchestra and percussion

• Year of composition: 2006

• Length: 00:16:30

• Premiered on June 27th, 2006 in the Baltais flīģelis Concert Hall in Sigulda • chamber orchestra Kremerata Baltica, soloists Sandis Šteinbergs, Rūta Lipinaitytė, Ēriks Kiršfelds

• Info: Score held by the composer

• Audio file: Lento form the First Riga's Concerto (excerpt)
  Kremerata Baltica, soloists Sandis Šteinbergs (violin), Rūta Lipinaitīte (violin) un Ēriks Kiršfelds (violoncello), recorded live 2006.

Symphony No. 2

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Year of composition: 2006

• Additional information: Riga: Musica Baltica, 2008

• Premiered on December 9th, 2006 at the Latvian National Opera. Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Normunds Vaicis

• Info: For symphony orchestra: picc. 2 fl. 2 ob. eng.hn. 2 cl. b.cl. s.sax. a.sax. 2 bsn. dbsn. – 4 hn. 4 tpt. 3 tbn. tba. – timp. perc. (4) – hp. hpchd. – strings

• Audio file: Symphony No. 2 (excerpt)
  Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Normunds Vaicis, recorded live on 9th of December 2006, Latvan National Opera
  Symphony No.2
  Excerpt - 3'10" Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Normunds Vaicis

Symphony No. 1

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Year of composition: 2004

• Premiered on April 29th, 2004 in the Great Guild Concert Hall in Riga. Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Andris Nelsons

• Info: For symphony orchestra: picc. 2 fl. 2 ob. eng.hn. 2 cl. b.cl. 2 bsn. dbsn. – 4 hn. 3 tpt. 3 tbn. tba. – timp. perc.: bd., t.-t., susp.cym., tri., tamb., ratchet, cast., ch.bells, vib., 5 tpl.bl., mar., ant.cym., marac., flex. – strings

• Movements: I - Way To Storks; II - Silence is the God's Speech; III Storks' Way.

• Score: https://www.musicabaltica.com/132.html 

• Audio file: Stork's Way from the Symphony No. 1 (excerpt)
  Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Normunds Šnē, recorded live on 26th of November 2005, Great Guild Concert Hall in Riga.

• Video: https://youtu.be/0hqYUqEq7nU?si=uAIE8IXqX6FcdsXV 

Symphonic Epilogue

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Instrumentation: for orchestra

• Year of composition: 2001

• Length: 00:08:00

• Premiered on September 25th, 2001 in the Great Guild Concert Hall in Riga. Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Normunds Vaicis

• Info: Score and orchestra parts in the library of the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra
  picc. 2 fl. 2 ob. eng.hn. 2 cl. b.cl. 2 bsn. dbsn. – 4 hn. 3 tpt. 3 tbn. tba. – timp. perc.: ch.bells, gong, t.-t., cel. sd., bd., cym., tom-t., ratchet, chimes, vib., tri., tpl.bl., susp.cym. – hp. – strings

• Audio file: Symphonic Epiloque (excerpt)
  Latvian National Symphonic Orchestra, conductor Normunds Vaicis, recorded live 2001, September.

Concerto No. 2 for Piano and Symphony Orchestra

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Year of composition: 1998

• Length: 00:18:00

• Premiered on September 18th, 1998 at the Liepāja Concert Hall • Author (piano), Liepāja Symphony Orchestra, conductor Normunds Šnē

• Info: Score and orchestra parts in the Music Department of the Latvian National Library
  Solo pno. – 2 fl. 2 ob. (II = eng.hn.) 2 cl. 2 bsn. – 2 hn. – timp. perc.: tri., cym., t.-t., sd., claves, bd., ch.bells – hp. – strings

• Audio file: Concerto No. 2 for Piano and Symphony Orchestra
  Ilona Brege (piano), Liepaja Symphonic Orchestra, conductor Imants Resnis, recorded live 1998.

Ave regina

• Genre: Choir music

• Instrumentation: for mixed choir

• Year of composition: 1997

• Length: 00:08:00

• Premiered on January 23rd, 1998 at the Riga Cathedral • State Choir Latvija, conductor Māris Sirmais

• Language: Latin

Requiem brevis

• Genre: Vocal chamber music

• Instrumentation: for mezzo-soprano and string quartet

• Year of composition: 1997

• Length: 00:10:00

• Premiered on January 20th, 1998 in Whita Hall of the Latvian National Opera. Antra Bigača, string quartet: Sandis Šteinbergs (1st violin), Aija Jaunzeme (2nd violin), Arigo Štrāls (viola), Diana Ozoliņa (cello)

• Info: 

I Requiem aeternam
II Liber scriptus
III Lacrimosa

• Audio file: Requiem brevis - Lacrimosa (excerpt)
  Antra Bigaca (mezzo-soprano), string quartet

Velc, pelīte, saldu miegu (Bring, Little Mouse, Sweet Sleep), Latvian folk song arrangement

• Genre: Choir music

• Instrumentation: for mixed choir

• Year of composition: 1997

• Additional information: Dziesmuvaras Latviešu mūzikas fonda 1997. gadā godalgotās koŗa dziesmas, III (Dziesmuvaras Latvian Music Fund – Award Winning Choir Songs of 1997). Compiled by Aira Birziņa. – Dziesmuvara, 1998

• Year of publication: 1998

Concerto per piano concertante, violino, viola e violoncello

• Genre: Instrumental chamber music

• Year of composition: 1995

• Length: 00:15:00

• Premiered on December 27th, 1995 in the Wagner Hall in Riga. Author (piano), Andris Pauls (violin), Valērijs Avramenko (viola), Ēriks Kiršfelds (violoncello).

• Info: Piano quartet

Dāvida lūgšana (Prayer of David)

• Genre: Vocal chamber music

• Instrumentation: for voice, oboe or violin and organ

• Year of composition: 1995

• Length: 00:08:00

• Premiered 2nd edition on July 11th, 1995 at the Wagner Hall in Riga. Antra Bigača (mezzo-soprano), the author (piano) . Original version premiered on September 28th, 1995 at the Riga Cathedral. Antra Bigača, Normunds Šnē (oboe), Vita Kalnciema (organ)

• Info: - 1st edition - for voice, oboe or violin and organ; 2nd edition – for mezzo-soprano and piano
  Text – 86th Psalm Kungs, pagriez savu ausi (O Lord, Do Thou Bow Down Thy Ear)

Intraversion

• Genre: Piano music

• Instrumentation: for piano

• Year of composition: 1994

• Additional information: Riga: Musica Baltica, 2005

• Year of publication: 2005

• Premiered on July 12th, 1994 in the Wagner Hall, Riga. Author (piano).

• Score: https://www.musicabaltica.com/129.html

• Audio file: Intraversion for piano (excerpt)
  Ilona Brege (piano), recorded live on 11th of November 1994, in the Wagner Hall in Riga.

Pasaciņas (Fairy Tales)

• Genre: Piano music

• Instrumentation: for piano

• Year of composition: 1994

• Length: 00:10:00

• Additional information: Riga: Musica Baltica Ltd., 1994 (designed by Ingūna Krolle-Irbe)

• Year of publication: 1994

Baltā kantāte (White Cantata)

• Genre: Choir music

• Instrumentation: for mixed choir and organ

• Year of composition: 1991

• Length: 00:15:00

• Premiered in April, 1992 in the Martin Luther Torņakalns Church. Chamber Choir Versija, Aivars Kalējs (organ), conductor Einārs Verro

• Info: Text – excerpts from St. John's Gospel, poetry by Ojārs Vācietis.

• Language: Latvian

Sonata for organ

• Genre: Organ music

• Instrumentation: for organ

• Year of composition: 1990

• Premiered on March 8th, 1991 at the Riga Cathedral. Yevgenija Lisicina (organ).

Reversija (Reversion) for strings

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Year of composition: 1989

• Length: 00:15:00

• Premiered on March 9th, 1991 in the Great Hall of the Latvian Music Academy. Latvian Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra, conductor Tovijs Lifšics

• Info: Score and orchestra parts in the Music Department of the Latvian National Library.
  String orchestra: vln. (div. 7) vla. (div. 2) vc. (div. 2) db.

Basām kājām dvēselīte... (Barefooted Soul...), poem

• Genre: Instrumental chamber music

• Instrumentation: for violin and percussion

• Year of composition: 1988

• Length: 00:06:00

• Premiered on March 26th, 1989 in the White Hall of Latvian National Opera. Svetlana Mužeiko (violin), Aikazs Akopjans (percussion)

• Info: 2nd edition – for violin and piano

Šūpuļdziesma mātei (Lullabye for Mother), theatre of poetry and musical

• Genre: Vocal chamber music

• Instrumentation: for actress, vocalist, violinist and pianist

• Year of composition: 1988

• Length: 00:50:00

• Premiered on May 3rd, 1988 at the Architects' House in Riga. Aija Magone, Grizelda Bērziņa (soprano), Indulis Sūna (violin), the author (piano), director Miervaldis Mozers

Dzīvais ūdens (Living Water), chamber opera

• Genre: Musical theatre

• Year of composition: 1988

• Publication date information: 1987-1988; second edition - 2005.

• Premiered September 9th, 1996 at the Great Guild Hall in Riga. Conductor Gints Kārkliņš, director Jānis Kaijaks, set design by Guntars Kambars. Roles – Ildze: Kristīne Gailīte, Laine: Antra Bigača, Māceklis (Apprentice): Miervaldis Jenčs, Priesteris (Priester):  Andrew Martens. Staged in the Latvian National Opera in 2005. 

• Info: In two acts.
  Libretto based upon the play by Māra Zālīte.

Atnāk mežkopis vecs (The Old Forest Keeper Comes)

• Genre: Choir music

• Instrumentation: for mixed choir

• Year of composition: 1988

• Published: Pirmceļā (On the First Road) Songs for Choir by Young Composers. Compiled by Juris Karlsons. – Riga: Liesma, 1989

• Year of publication: 1989

• Premiered in1989 in the Great Hall of Latvian University, Latvian Radio Choir, conductor Sigvards Kļava.

Terra Nova, cycle

• Genre: Choir music

• Instrumentation: for mixed choir

• Year of composition: 1987

• Length: 00:35:00

• Premiered (five songs) on November 28th, 1990 in Great Hall of the Latvian University. Latvian Radio Choir, conductor Juris Kļaviņš

• Info: In four books (12 songs). Lyrics by Aspasia. Latvian language.

Muzikālas anekdotes pēc latviešu folkloras motīviem (Musical Anecdotes Based on Latvian Folklore)

• Genre: Instrumental chamber music

• Year of composition: 1987

• Length: 00:10:00

• Premiered on December 8th, 1989 at the Wagner Hall in Riga. The Rīga String Quartet: Uldis Sprūdžs (1st violin), Vita Vucāne (2nd violin), Valērijs Avramenko (viola), Agne Stepiņa (cello)

• Info: For flute, violin, viola and cello; 2nd edition – for string quartet

Pirmskoncerta mūzika (Pre-Concert Music)

• Genre: Instrumental chamber music

• Instrumentation: for two pianos and tape

• Year of composition: 1987

• Length: 00:10:00

• Premiered on May 19th, 1988 at the Artists’ House Hall in Vilnius, on October 14th, 1990 at the Wagner Hall  in Riga. Nora Novika and Rafi Haradžanjans

• Audio file: Pre-Concert Music for two piano
  Nora Novika and Rafi Harachanyan, recorded live 1988

Concerto for Marimba and String Orchestra

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Year of composition: 1986

• Length: 00:13:00

• Premiered on March 19th, 1988 at the Ave Sol Concert Hall. Latvian Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra, conductor Juris Madrēvics

• Info: Score and orchestra parts in the Music Department of the National Library of Latvia
  Solo mar. – 24 vln. (div. 6) 8 vla. (div. 2) 8 vc. (div. 2) 3 db.

Zeme ir dzīva (The Earth is Alive), cantata

• Genre: Choir music

• Instrumentation: for children’s choir, mezzo-soprano, and instrumental group

• Year of composition: 1986

• Length: 00:08:00

• Premiered on June 5th, 1986 at the Latvian State Conservatory Great Hall. Maija Krīgena,  Boys’ Choir of Jāzeps Mediņš School, conductor Edvīns Dziļums

Skice pēc Bidstrupa zīmējumiem (Sketch Based On Drawings By Bidstrup)

• Genre: Instrumental chamber music

• Instrumentation: for woodwind quintet

• Year of composition: 1986

• Length: 00:03:00

• Premiered on July 31st, 1986 in Skrunda at the Creative Youth Camp. Woodwind quintet of the Orchestra RIGA.

• Info: For Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, French Horn and Bassoon

Piano Sonata

• Genre: Piano music

• Year of composition: 1985

• Additional information: Riga: Musica Baltica, 2005

• Year of publication: 2005

• Premiered on November 3rd, 1985 at the White Hall of Latvian National Opera.  Author.

• Score: https://www.musicabaltica.com/134.html 

• Audio file: Piano Sonata (excerpt)
  Ilona Breģe (piano)

Aizejošais loks (The Departing Circle), music for symphony orchestra

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Year of composition: 1985

• Length: 00:14:00

• Premiered on June 5th, 1986 at the Latvian State Conservatory Great Hall • Latvian State Conservatory Orchestra, conductor Juris Kokars

• Info: picc. – 2 fl. 3 ob. (III = eng.hn.) 3 cl. (III = b.cl.) 3 bsn. (III = dbsn.) – 4 hn. 3 tpt. 3tbn. tba. – perc. (5): I – timp., marac.; II – ch.bells, cym., chimes; III – vib., tamb., ratchet; IV – bd., tri., tamb.; V – cym., tom-t., tpl.bl.. – cemb. pno. hp. – strings
  Score held by the composer, orchestra parts in the Music Department of the Latvian National Library.

Concerto for Piano and Strings (Piano Concerto No.1)

• Genre: Symphonic music

• Year of composition: 1984

• Length: 00:17:00

• Premiered on April 13th, 1985 at the Latvian State Conservatory Great Hall • Author (piano), Opera Chamber Orchestra, conductor Leons Amoliņš

• Info: Score in the Music Department of the Latvian National Library
  Solo pno. – strings

• Audio file: Concerto for piano and strings (excerpt)
  Ilona Brege, Chamber Orchestra of the Latvian Philharmonic, recorded live on 80th of 20th century.

Variations on a Jean-Philippe Rameau Theme

• Genre: Instrumental chamber music

• Instrumentation: for violin, viola, violoncello and harpsichord

• Year of composition: 1984

• Length: 00:11:00

• Premiered May 20th, 1984 at the Great Guild White Hall in Riga. Indulis Sūna (violin), Valērijs Avramenko (viola), Agne Stepiņa (cello) and Ilona Breģe (cembalo)

• Score: https://www.musicabaltica.com/2098.html 

• Video: https://youtu.be/YKUkw8duFgg?si=wvuLmV-nUNvhDRt6 

Trīs dodekafonas skices (Three Dodecaphone Sketches)

• Genre: Piano music

• Instrumentation: for piano

• Year of composition: 1984

• Length: 00:06:00

• Premiered on March 22nd, 1989 in the Architects’ House Hall in Riga. Ilona Brege (piano)

• Video: https://youtu.be/uBgWxLa6Fu8 

Divi liriski intermeco (Two Lyrical Intermezzos)

• Genre: Instrumental chamber music

• Instrumentation: for viola and piano

• Year of composition: 1984

• Length: 00:05:00

• Premiered on May 20th, 1999 at the Great Guild Münster Hall in Riga.  Arigo Štrāls, author

Pēdējā vakara dziesmas (Last Evening Songs), cycle

• Genre: Vocal chamber music

• Instrumentation: for mezzo-soprano and piano

• Year of composition: 1984

• Length: 00:09:00

• Recorded in the Latvian Radio studio 1987 • Mirdza Kalniņa, author.  Premiered in concert July 17th, 1991 at the Wagner Hall in Riga, Antra Bigača, author

• Language: Latvian

Excerpt from the Poetry by Imants Ziedonis

• Genre: Choir music

• Instrumentation: for mixed choir

• Year of composition: 1983

• Length: 00:06:00

Trio for violin, cello and piano

• Genre: Instrumental chamber music

• Year of composition: 1983

• Length: 00:10:00

• Premiered on July 17th, 1991 at the Wagner Hall in Riga. Jānis Bulavs, Ēriks Kiršfelds, and author