Chartres in dance and music project

Music and dance project Present Time, Klaipeda Chamber Orchestra together with Šeiko Dance Company at 45th Klaipėda Music Spring Festival, Lithuania, 2020.

Watch Mathias Lachenmayr and Justina Repeckaite perform Pulsating skin (2021) for 4 snare drums & electronics in a new version for solo percussion player and a quartet of snare drums of different sizes at Villa Waldberta.

In 2020 Lithuanian Culture Institute prepared a video about Lithuanian artists living in France during the pandemic. The cultural attaché Austė Zdančiūtė interviewed Eglė Cekanavičiūtė, Elena Narbutaitė, Valdas Papievis, Egidijus Praspaliauskas aka EGYBOY, Rima Puniškaitė, Justina Repečkaitė, Dovydas Strimaitis, Mėta Valiušaitytė.

Film Rasa Juškevičiūtė

Sound Julius Grigelionis

Watch Mathias Lachenmayr and Justina Repeckaite perform Pulsating skin (2021) for 4 snare drums & electronics in a new version for solo percussion player and a quartet of snare drums of different sizes at Villa Waldberta.

Justina’s new composition Atropine for trumpet, horn, trombone & electronics was performed by Collegium Novum Zürich on the 26th of March in Passerelle Centre d’art contemporain during Electrocution festival, Brest, France. Watch streamed performance

A video of ensemble der/gelbe/klang conducted by Armando Merino performing a German premiere of Pulsus Flatus Vox (2014) in Schwere Reiter Musik, München, Germany on the 4th of July, 2021.

In the live-streamed presentation from Lithuanian Composer's Union Justina Repeckaite speaks about her works for solo instruments & tape: Toro, performed by the tubist Mikas Kurtinaitis & Incantare, performed by the flautist Salomeja Kalvelyte. Justina speaks (in Lithuanian!) about her interest in using singing while playing the wind instruments and inspirations for her compositions: corrida, - for Toro (2015) and charms, - for Incantare (2018).

Links to stream the concerts with Justina’s music: ENMT & Trio HETK. Estonian Music Days (22.04–18.05.2021) features 2 Justina’s compositions: Incantare (2018) for flute & tape will be played by Tarmo Johannes (new version for bass flute and male flutist!) and Acupuncture (2014) for ensemble by Ensemble for New Music Tallinn.

Due to pandemic “More with Less” project is postponed to the 29th of May but Duo Dubois prepared us a trailer!

“The Lithuanian Culture Institute and Music Information Centre invite you to the first Lithuanian Art Music showcase, which features some of the most outstanding Lithuanian composers and performers of art music today.

Justina Repeckaite’s Cursus IRCAM composition Transduced (2020, binaural sound) for percussion, 3 transducers & electronics performed by Yannick Monnot at the Center Pompidou and streamed during Manifeste festival, Paris. Lights – Pauline Falourd, video – Année Zéro, sound engineer – Jérémie Bourgogne, tutor – Jean Lochard.

Project Nouveaux Horizons was initiated by the violinist Renaud Capuçon and violist Gérard Caussé. On the 18th of October Justina’s composition Weaving for ensemble was performed at the Grand Theatre of Provence. Watch it on Arte Concert or on Radio France presented by Arnaud Merlin.

A short video presentation in French of Repeckaite’s music is available on IRCAM‘s website alongside other composers from the Cursus Ircam 2019-2020 program. Filmed on the 5th of November 2019 at IRCAM Justina shares her love for proportion, main influences, key ideas, and excerpts of her music (La Cité des Dames, Incantare, Designation & Expulsion).

A video following Justina’s score is on the Mediated Scores youtube page. In the video Claire Luquiens plays Incantare (2018) for flute and tape filmed by David Daurier at National Library of France. The piece was commissioned by Le Balcon and Fondation Singer-Polignac. Read more about Incantare here.

Justina’s composition Incantare for flute and electronics was played at National Library of France and streamed to Athénée Theatre during the concert WINDS, Paris on the 25th of June, 2018. Co-commissioned by Le Balcon and Fondation Singer-Polignac.

String quartet Unbenannt-2 is inspired by the painting of Sam Grigorian of the same title. Performers: Vincent Forestier (violin I), Pierre Liscia (violin II), Elise Vaschalde (alto) Apolline Lafait (cello). Video: Adrien Trybucki. CNSM of Lyon, 2017.

Score Follower makes videos of contemporary music scores that turn pages along with the accompanying recordings.

Score Follower makes videos of contemporary music scores that turn pages along with the accompanying recordings.

Performed by Ensemble Intercontemporain.