Orchestral
Raga Malika for Drums and Orchestra (2024) 45′
for drums and orchestra (2222-2110 hp, perc, timp, str)
commissioned by Kamerorkest Somer and Grachtenfestival Amsterdam
premiere by Wouter Kühne, Kamerorkest Somer and Rolf Verbeek
Jhalla in Raga Darbari (2024) 7′
for orchestra (2222-4231 hp, 2 perc, timp, str)
commissioned by Noord Nederlands Orkest
Crash! (2021) 3′
for orchestra
commissioned by Ricciotti Ensemble
revision (2022) commissioned by Somer Kamerorkest
Large Ensemble
Everything Could Change (2021) 10′
for ensemble (vln, fl, 2sx, trb, pf, gt, db, drums, electronics)
commissioned by Nachtlicht Ensemble
Boven Water (2021) 9′
6 short movements for ensemble (vln, fl, 2sx, trb, pf, gt, db, drums and fixed media)
commissioned by Nachtlicht Ensemble
Chamber Music
Canzona sopra “Laat de zon in je hart” (2023) 4′
for trombone quartet
commissioned by Nymphéas Trombone Quartet
dedicated to Wim Henderickx
Zoekspiegel (2022) 3′
for marimba (two players)
commissioned by Toonzetters
written for Arjan Jongsma and Agostinho Sequira
Che nulla stringo, e tutto il mundo abbraccio (2022) 4′
for string quartet
commissioned by Dostojevski Kwartet
Orange, Blue and Pink (2020) 4′
for trombone and electronics (original)
or for saxophone and electronics (arrangement commissioned by Iván Sanchez Iglesias)
or for recorder and electronics (arrangement commissioned by Juho Myllylä)
or for trombone quartet (arrangement commissioned by Nymphéas Trombone Quartet)
20037 (2019) 9′
for shakuhachi, duduk, sheng and 4 celli
commissioned by the Cello Festival Zutphen
written for the Atlas Academy
Solo
Mars (2022) 5′
for euphonium and tape
commissioned by and written for Rodin Rosendahl
Orange, Blue and Pink (2020) 4′
for trombone and electronics (original)
or for saxophone and electronics (arrangement commissioned by Iván Sanchez Iglesias)
or for recorder and electronics (arrangement commissioned by Juho Myllylä)
or for trombone quartet (arrangement commissioned by Nymphéas Trombone Quartet)
Arrangements (selection)
Matthäus Passion – J.S. Bach (2022) 70‘
for Nederlands Blazers Ensemble and Claron McFadden
compilation of 70 minutes