
Nikodijevic: Absolutio / Abgesang / Da ispravitsja - gebetsraum mit nachtwache
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1/7Composition History
The work abgesang sets a poem by Mátyás Molcer, Nikodijevic's childhood piano teacher from his native city of Subotica, who introduced him to avant-garde techniques.
Compositional Technique
Nikodijevic's earlier works often featured 'found objects' from music history placed in acoustically simulated 'rooms' with varying dimensions and resonances.
Recording & Production
This album is part of the 'Edition Zeitgenössische Musik' series by the Deutscher Musikrat, which promotes young German composers.
Compositional Technique
The piece da ispravitsja / gebetsraum mit nachtwache is entirely based on a fifth-mode Vespers chant from the Serbian Osmoglasnik, an ancient volume of liturgical chants.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Digital technology is a crucial presence throughout Nikodijevic's work, shaping sound environments and generating fractal pitch structures.
Composer Biography
Marko Nikodijevic, born in Subotica, Serbia, studied composition in Belgrade with Srdjan Hofman and in Stuttgart with Marco Stroppa.
Compositional Technique
The work ABSOLUTIO generates all its musical material from the opening three-note chord.


















