SoundPost INMUAS

"Forest Gazing II" composed by Carol Robinson

Performed by: INMUAS string quartet and Peter Joyce on Clarinet

live performance: Porgy & Bess, October 2021, Vienna

In the 8th Episode of INMUAS Soundpost you can hear the piece "Clarinet Quintet op.1 (2009)" of the composer and one of INMUAS co-founders - Armin Sanayei. In this episode Armin shares a lot about his path as a musician and composer and the process of composing - in general and of this piece, that he considers  rather intuitive.  Armin explains about the connections between his pieces, Iranian folklore and other arts such as poetry, that inspires him. In the interview hosted by Roberta Lazo Valenzuela, Armin explains more about his Clarinet Quintet written in 2009 and how his music has evolved  since then.

 At 45:20 you can also hear the piece, played by Peter Joyce - clarinet, Sarvin Hazin -violin, Eirini Krikoni -violin, Loredana Apetrei -viola and Namdar Majidi -violoncello.

Producer: Roberta Lazo Valenzuela 

Music mastering: Stephan Sobanov

Post-production: Florin Gorgos 

Cover Design: Lilia Kirilova



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Why did the composer Nava Hemyari named her piece "Euthanasia", what is her opinion about 

 graphic notation and what is abstract - you can hear this and many more interesting facts and stories in our 7th Episode of INMUAS Soundpost. Nava, originally from Iran and living in Vienna for 10 years, is a composer and also singer of contemporary music. The Interview with Nava is made by Roberta Lazo Valenzuela and the piece "Euthanasia" is played by Sarvin Hazin - violin, Eirini Krikoni - violin, Loredana Apetrei - viola and Namdar Majidi - violoncello. 



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Post-production: Stepan Sobanov

Producer: Florin Gorgos

Cover Design: Lilia Kirilova

You can listen to the piece “Evening, night, morning” by the Austrian composer Oskar Gigele and an interview with him in our new episode of INMUAS podcast. Roberta Lazo Valenzuela hosts the interview, in which Oskar shares interesting insights into his new piece – its idea, structure and the process of composing.  The piece is originally written as 3 songs for voice and piano and then arranged for clarinet and string quartet*, as it is recorded in our podcast. In the new episode of INMUAS Soundpost Oskar reveals what is important for him in composing and expressing himself in general, as well as his thoughts on vocal music and many different musical genres.

*“Night“ was arranged by Armin Sanayei



Played by:

Peter Joyce – clarinet

Sarvin Hazin – violin
Eirini Krikoni – violin
Loredana Apetrei – viola
Namdar Majidi – violoncello

In the new episode of “INMUAS” soundpost you can hear the piece “La spada di Damocle” of the composer, conductor and clarinet player Peter Joyce. In the soundpost, he explains the story behind this piece, what inspired him, the reason he chose this name and many more interesting stories about masterclasses and musical experiences, that Peter shares. This episode is hosted by Roberta Lazo Valenzuela, produced by her and Florin Gorgos and the music post-production is made by Stepan Sobanov.

Peter Joyce is an active composer, conductor, clarinet and saxophone player. The ensembles and projects he takes part in present different kinds of music – from jazz and classical to contemporary music.



Played by:

Sarvin Hazin – violin
Eirini Krikoni – violin
Loredana Apetrei – viola
Peter Joyce – clarinet
Namdar Majidi – violoncello

"Er liebt sie" is one of the latest piece composed by Oskar Gigele for Voice & Guitare

Voice: Nava Hemyari

Guitar: Maria Bunea

Interviewed & edited by: Florin Gorgos



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