Georgi Sztojanov
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Songs

Nunc dimittis (from the 'Evensong')
- for Soprano and Viola (2010)
Reut Rivka - soprano, Maya Felixbrodt - viola
Dag in de Branding festival, Klosterkerk
Den Haag, 2010
Malchanie (Silence) - for Soprano and Violin
(2007)
composing on bulgarian texts opened his music to another direction: a more honest, direct and personal diatonic world, very simplistic and yet truly emotional. 
2008
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'Une Pierre' for soprano and vibraphone
- a song for Sara Moreira Marques and Renato Penêda


Written in 2013 originally for piano and voice -
A year later Georgi composed a new version with vibraphone.
Proud of the duo which performs this song so delicate and powerful.
Hope to hear many more performances by them.

Choirs

Stabat Mater - for double mixed choir, male choir and childrens' choir (2010)
Written for the graduation of Orsolya Juhasz, I had to incorporate her amateur male choir in a professional context of the Liszt Ferenc Music Academy Choir. The text restrained me to a very classical approach.
Sonnet 65 - for 12 voices (2008)
- text by Shakespeare
Composing for vocal ensembles was always one of his favorite genres.
This piece uses strict diatonic cluster esthetics.
Setiva (Senses) - for Soprano and Bass soloist and  mixed choir  (2007-rec.2008)
The main texture of the piece consists of different choir improvisational (aleatorical) techniques.
The use of the text also reflects on his ideas about the perfect society, where everyone contributes with his/her own unique values - of corse inspired by the experience: it exists, and it is called:
Halastó choir.
One of his most personal pieces. 
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Halastó webpage

Pieces with singer(s) and ensemble

Cherubinischer Wandersmann
5 songs on the texts of his favorite poet, Angelus Silesius, about the always searching, for eternal piece, for the man and the woman, depth and hight, God, and Us.
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Gömbhatár
A song cycle of 5 songs for soprano and small ensemble. The forth movement imitates indian folk music. Brilliant singing by Éva Bodrogi.

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Éva Bodrogi's homepage
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