Just as synapses in the brain transmit electrical impulses to create a unified experience, the musical lines in συνάψεις serve as conduits for communication across time and style.

Through its layered textures and evolving interplay, συνάψεις—the ancient Greek word for "junction" or "joining together"—invites both performers and listeners to engage with the idea of musical connectivity and the broader concept of connection.Inspired by an unexpected auditory connection between a motif from Bach’s Cantata BWV 128 and one from Eddy Serafini’s Concerto da Camera per Clavicembalo e Archi (2001), συνάψεις uses these fragments as foundational materials for an exploration of the broader concept of connection . Hence, what began as a spontaneous association evolved into a structured dialogue between past and present, tradition and innovation. Bach’s fragment provides historical depth and contrapuntal rigor, while Serafini’s motif brings a contemporary perspective, blending Baroque formal elements with modern fluidity.
The composition develops through contrapuntal techniques, interweaving these two motifs in a way that mirrors the function of synapses in the brain—transmitting impulses and fostering communication. Lines intertwine and evolve, creating harmonic and rhythmic interactions that bridge stylistic divides. The result is a synthesis of Baroque and contemporary approaches, bridging compositional styles and historical periods and exploring how tradition can inform and transform modern compositional practice.

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"In Memoriam" is a memorial and solemn tribute to the millions who tragically lost their lives during the COVID-19 pandemic and to all those whose lives were irrevocably altered by its devastating impact.

2025 marks the fifth anniversary of the global outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, a profound event that reverberated through every corner of the world, reshaping lives and leaving an indelible mark on humanity. It honors the memory of healthcare workers, family members, friends, and everyone affected by the dark days of isolation, uncertainty, and loss.The composition’s quiet, static sonorities and obsessive focus on the piano’s reverberation capabilities encapsulate the haunting stillness of the pandemic’s early days. The piece reflects the lockdowns, isolation, and a pervasive sense of uncertainty that profoundly reshaped daily life. It serves as both a poignant reminder of the collective trauma and a meditation on the resilience of the human spirit during such unprecedented times.The inspiration for the piece’s sonorous quality lies in Paul Verlaine's poem "Clair de Lune", whose themes of inner reflection, isolation, and searching for solace mirror the experiences of many during the pandemic. Verlaine’s imagery of distractions—playing the lute, dancing beneath fantasy disguises—symbolizes the human need to find comfort amid emotional turmoil. This resonates with the forced isolation of lockdowns, where people sought moments of escape, distraction, and connection, whether through music, art, or fleeting moments of joy.In the third stanza of the poem, Verlaine finds beauty in the moonlight, which can be interpreted as a symbol of hope—an image of quiet peace amidst turmoil. For this piece, the moonlight embodies the optimism for brighter days ahead, much like the hope that slowly emerged from the darkness of the pandemic.Additionally, the piece draws a direct connection to Bergamo, Italy, a city that became a Western epicenter of the COVID-19 crisis in early 2020. Through this connection, "In Memoriam" seeks to serve as a universal symbol of remembrance—not just for death and loss, but also for the collective strength, resilience, and compassion that helped carry communities through the darkest moments. It is a tribute to the sacrifices made by so many, whose actions helped guide us out of the tunnel of uncertainty.Ultimately, "In Memoriam" is a message of hope, respect, and gratitude—a meditation on the human ability to endure, to heal, and to emerge from hardship, with an abiding recognition of the strength and compassion that bind us all.

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The mind is a vast and mysterious thing, and sometimes thoughts come and go in ways that are hard to understand and follow.

Digressions is a somewhat confused and slightly disoriented thought process put into music. We initially grasp a concept, an idea, or a specific thought. Still, we progressively lose its meaning and core due to our brain blurring it with other thoughts closely (and more remotely) related to the original idea. The quartet introduces a theme in the first violin, the musical representation of the initial thought. However, this theme progressively gets fragmented and drawn by other musical material closely related to it. It undergoes a series of transformations, each more drastic than the previous one, figuratively moving between various states of mind, eventually losing the original meaning of this initial idea. We eventually return to a second presentation of the idea, which apparently has gained some of its original meaning again, before realizing it was just an illusion, and that we cannot remember its original meaning.

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A musical argument set to the material of a traditional Brazilian dance.

In this piece, the composer takes the vibrant, unifying rhythm of a dance—a symbol of celebration and harmony—and repurposes it to create a musical environment defined by competition, tension, and aggression. By using a limited amount of musical material, the piece unfolds with surprising contrasts, where the two violinists engage in a constant, heated rivalry. Each performer seeks to outdo the other, constantly striving to be more virtuosic, more capable, and more commanding than their counterpart.The result is an ongoing musical "argument," where the competing voices of the two violinists push and pull against each other, creating a dynamic of friction and challenge. The audience should feel the undercurrent of competition throughout the performance—an interaction that is at once combative and playful. To enhance this experience, performers are encouraged to bring expressive physicality and stage presence into their playing, making every gesture and facial expression part of the ongoing musical duel.

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A Trinity Orchestra commission. Suite from Nero: Le Ragioni del Male

One of the five chapters presented within the film, Raffaele deals with trauma, infidelity, loss, remorse and jealousy, heavily relying on the music's emotional power to convey its message. This suite further highlights the intense and stark contrasting feeling of Raffaele, the main character, conveying sadness, frustration, a creepy sense of obsession at times and, most importantly, a deep sense of desperation.This suite takes the two primary cues from Raffaele's chapter — "The Water Salesman" and "Raffaele", respectively — reorchestrated specifically for Trinity Orchestra.

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A contemplative journey in search of a forgotten lullaby.

Searching for a Lullaby is a solo piano work that embarks on a contemplative journey, guiding the listener through an elusive search for a lullaby-like theme. The music unfolds as a meditation on memory and fleeting thoughts—those moments when we try to grasp an idea that remains just out of reach, whether due to forgetfulness or an unconscious resistance to remembering.For much of the piece, the lullaby is absent, only hinted at in fragments. When it finally emerges, it is fleeting—heard just once before dissolving, slipping away almost as quickly as it appeared. This sense of impermanence creates a bittersweet, introspective atmosphere, evoking the way certain memories or ideas surface in our minds only to fade again before we can fully hold onto them.To reflect this feeling of searching, the music flows with an impromptu-like freedom, shaped largely through hands-on exploration at the piano. Shifting time signatures allow the material to unfold naturally, creating an organic, ever-evolving sense of motion. Meanwhile, contrasting registers and textures paint a constantly shifting sonic landscape, mirroring the delicate interplay between recollection and loss.Ultimately, Searching for a Lullaby invites the listener into an intimate space—one of curiosity, introspection, and the fragile beauty of impermanence.

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