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O Ippis... Tou Ippi... E Ippi... Poios Ippei? : Ballet for symphony orchestra / Andys Skordis
Genre:
Orchestra
Subgenre:
Orchestra
Scoring:
2fl/picc 2ob/eh cl cl-b 2fg/cfg 4h 2trp 2trb-t trb-b tb timp 2perc hp pf str
"......" : for orchestra / Andys Skordis
Genre:
Orchestra
Subgenre:
Orchestra
Scoring:
2fl/picc ob eh cl cl-b 2fg 4h 2trp 2trb-y trb-b timp 2perc hp pf str
Extrasolar Voices in an Absentminded Land : Oratorio in 5 movements / music and text: Andys Skordis
Genre:
Vocal music
Subgenre:
Mixed choir and orchestra
Scoring:
GK4 2fl(picc/fl-a) cl cl-b fg(cfg) 2h trp trb 2perc 2hp 3vln vc db
latest edition
In Ran... Air : for ensemble / Andys Skordis
Genre:
Chamber music
Subgenre:
Large ensemble (12 or more players)
Scoring:
fl(picc/fl-b) ob(eh) cl(cl-b) perc g mand hp pf vn vla vc db
composer
Skordis, Andys
Website:
Andys Skordis Website
Andys Skordis was born in Lefkosia, Cyprus in 1983. He has been dealing with music from a young age by playing electric guitar and writing songs for his bands, playing euphonium at various marching bands, playing percussion in traditional ensembles, experimenting with free improvisation and noise, and composing acoustical music for concerts and short films. Andys graduated with Magna Cum Laude from Berklee College of Music in Composition and in Film Scoring in 2007 and gained his Master’s degree in Composition in 2011 from the Conservatorium van Amsterdam with Zeer Goed. In the meantime he studied Karnatic music for 5 years with Dr. Rafael Reina, Javanese Gamelan with Elsje Plantema and Balinese Gamelan at ISI Denpasar.
Andys music has been performed in Europe, America and Asia and has been awarded with various prizes including the BUMA Toonzetters prize in 2012, the 1st and 2nd prizes from Cyprus Symphony Orchestra in 2012 and 2011 and many more. Andys has also been the recipient of scholarships and artistic subsidies from Cyprus, The Netherlands and Indonesia. Besides composing he is the founder of the free improvisation collective “The Brain Masturbation”.
Andys music is inspired by his personal experiences and mind states over time, and he considers music as a time sculpture that adopts form in the context it is performed. He experiences music as a primitive need and function and as a ritual and ceremonial occurrence more than anything else.