String Orchestra

Per Archi (for strings) is a two-part work written in homage to Benjamin Britten and Bla Bartk. The first part is largely centered on the tone E, and features solo parts for violin and viola in both improvisational and lyric character. The second part is a stirring rondo followed by a fugue, both in constant driving motion. (De Haske Publications)

Rikudim (Hebrew for dances) is a four-part suite written in the style of Jewish folk dance. By using eastern intervals and irregular time changes, the composer succeeds in creating a slightly melancholy but specifically Jewish flavored piece. (De Haske Publications)