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‘“Of the Trellis,” a smoky piece by the drummer Mario Layne Fabrizio, becomes a fertile meeting ground for Laila Smith’s voice and Raef Sengupta’s alto saxophone.”

-Giovanni Russonello (New York Times)

Find the full album Axioms//75ab by Tropos including my “Of the Trellis” on Bandcamp here!

“In drummer Fabrizio's "Of the Trellis," Smith's voice twins with Sengupta's alto, constructing a wordless, sweeping, ballad that unfolds by offering almost whimsical spaces for vocalist, saxophonist, bassist, and pianist to meander toward an explorational center as the collective explodes in a crescendo of drums and sweeping vocals before winding back down to discover an entirely different path.”

-Thom Yurek (All Music)

National Sawdust New Works Commission Winner

performed by the national sawdust ensemble at National Sawdust

oran etkin - clarinets

brandon george - flutes

jeffery zeigler- cello

emma burge - actress

mario layne fabrizio - actor/composer/filmmaker

Mario Layne Fabrizio · Recital Pieces

Chamber Music:

I : 28-35 min - for solo voice, 2 Percussionists/1 Improvising Percussionist, SAAT/B Chorus (or extended), Piano, Violin, Viola, Cello, Bass

Film Pieces:

Astrum

Commission from National Sawdust 2020

Film Scoring:

Sometime the Wolf- Will Bigelow(2020) ~(1 hour 45 minutes)

Marquis Pieces:

The Marquis pieces focus on the variety within each piece which invites in harsh contrast and the focus on gesture and “language type” (specific gestures that limit improvisation that create strong springboards for improvisation) as key factors that create variety of aesthetic sound and help the construction of improvisations. All of these pieces vary greatly in their durations.

The Marquis #1 (piano, bass, percussion) 3-6 min

The Marquis #3 (piano, drums) 10 min

The Marquis #4 (violin, piano, percussion, electronics, voices) (coming out soon!)

The Marquis #5 (any instrumentation)

The Marquis #8 (recorded) (For Anthony Braxton, played by Tropos*) 4:31

The Marquis #9 aka Mongo’s March (For Anthony Braxton, played by Tropos*) 5 min

The Marquis #11 "My Ragdolls" (for 3 vocalists, alto saxophone, piano/synths, bass, drums) 5 min

The Marquis #12 (written to be played by Tropos*)

Kostochki Pieces:

These pieces require the performers to use their aural skills and intuition, heavily. They are more “through-composed (and heavily notated)” and often focus on melody, flow and development. The pieces, have set structures, however, only with change with regard to their individual characteristics will the pieces feel and sound very different every time performed because “the whole and parts mutually and reciprocally influence and modify each other,” (D. Rudhyar).

Kostochki 1 “with feathers”- (Clarinet, Piano, Bass, Percussion) 7-10 minutes

Kostochki 2 "the gate" – (Violin, Piano, Drums) or (Violin, Viola, Voice,Piano, Percussion) 20-30 min (coming out soon!)

Kostochki 3 “of the trellis” – (played by Tropos) 8-10 min

Solo Works:

on wild pony way: for emma burge- (solo violin and voice) 17 min (coming out soon!)

Songs Written For Various Groups/Ensembles

Blasphemy (13 minutes)

A Brief Dalliance (1st recording NextGen Jazz Quartet)

Anthem (1st recording NextGen Jazz Quartet)

Runnin’ Rag

Loo (Played with STAR GONDOLA)

Miscellaneous

Prelude 1- (Piano, Bass, Percussion)

Poeme- (Solo Piano) 3 minutes

Untitled- (for any instrumentation)

Arrangements

The Midnight Sun (adapted from the Twilight Zone)

Alexander Scriabin arrangements

Prelude op 16. no3- for SATB/SSAATTBB Chorus

Prelude op 11 no 9

Prelude op 11 no 2

Prelude op 11 no 13

Album Leaf in Eb

Here is a list of some of my complete works. If you are interested in seeing scores, commissions, or staging one of these pieces to be played, contact me!