/ Sonic inquiry

Music

Five projects, five tones — each a distinct act of listening, all unmistakably hers.

Close overhead view of a single sheet of handwritten musical notation on warm linen paper, a pencil resting at the edge, soft north-facing window light, quiet and precise
Close overhead view of a single sheet of handwritten musical notation on warm linen paper, a pencil resting at the edge, soft north-facing window light, quiet and precise
Wide shot of an empty rehearsal room, late afternoon light cutting diagonally through tall windows onto a bare wooden floor, dust motes visible, a single microphone stand at center
Wide shot of an empty rehearsal room, late afternoon light cutting diagonally through tall windows onto a bare wooden floor, dust motes visible, a single microphone stand at center
Hands cupped around a small ceramic bowl on a stone surface, overcast daylight from the left, water barely visible at the rim, stillness and quiet weight
Hands cupped around a small ceramic bowl on a stone surface, overcast daylight from the left, water barely visible at the rim, stillness and quiet weight
Two pairs of hands — one older, one younger — resting side by side on a piano lid, warm golden-hour light from a nearby window, grain visible in the wood beneath
Two pairs of hands — one older, one younger — resting side by side on a piano lid, warm golden-hour light from a nearby window, grain visible in the wood beneath
Close-up of a jazz musician's left hand pressing keys on a worn upright piano, tungsten side-light, shallow depth of field, the rest of the room in warm shadow
Close-up of a jazz musician's left hand pressing keys on a worn upright piano, tungsten side-light, shallow depth of field, the rest of the room in warm shadow

Solo Music

Spark of Spirit

Senivoda

Original compositions in her own voice — breath and structure, stripped of genre convention.

Where sound reaches for something harder to name — presence-based composition in open sonic territory.

Rooted in Slavic sound and water imagery — a project that listens to what language carries beneath its words.

Blended Generations

Jazz

Collaboration across age and tradition — music made by listening across the distance between different lifetimes.

Improvisation as inquiry — the jazz work asks what happens when you stop planning and start paying attention.

The range is not eclecticism. Each project speaks in a different tone because the listening demanded it.