Vykintas Baltakas (born July 10, 1972, in Vilnius, Lithuania) is a Lithuanian composer and conductor known for his contributions to contemporary classical music.[1]
In 2009, he founded LENsemble Vilnius (Lithuanian Ensemble Network), which brings together ensembles, soloists, and conductors focused on contemporary music.[4]
Baltakas has contributed to several recordings, including two portrait albums released by Kairos Music: b(ell tree) and Ouroboros.[5]
Compositions
Solo
Pažeistas šešėlis (1993) for soprano and marimba (or tape)
Pasaka (1995-97) for piano and electronics
Pasaka (1995-97) for piano solo
Nr. 2 (1999) for versions for piccolo, clarinet, accordion
das Lied (2000-2001) for piano and electronics
(how does the silver cloud s)ou(nd?) (2006) for piano solo
ri (2007) for soprano and electronics
Eine kleine Nachtmusik (2013) for violin
Music of falling sounds (2015) for violin and electronics
Incantatio (2019) for soprano
Cladi I (2020) for accordion
Canon perpetuus super Thema Regium (dead end) (2021) for harpsichord
Cladi IV (2022) for accordion
Chamber Works
Unvollendete. (1994) for flute, trumpet, and alto sax or flute, trumpet, and alto sax (version 1994)
2016: Co-initiated a master's program in contemporary music performance at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre in Vilnius, in collaboration with Liudas Mockūnas.[17]
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