Andris Dzenītis is one of the most talented, creative and internationally recognised Latvian composers of his generation. Critics describe music by Andris Dzenītis as expressive, saturated, rich in colors. Polarized in it’s contrasts. At the same time, it can be openly emotional, boilingly hot, and meditative, alienated, experiencing long lasting, gradual changes of different states. Music by Dzenītis is filled with contemplation, nature, a pantheistically silent sense of the unity of all. Very personal in its spirituality. Music, as a language, is an abstract form of being. It is as abstract as nature and the universe around us - everyone is free to translate audible information, despite of composer’s personal idea in many ways - this is Andris Dzenītis belief, not always being keen on an in-depth explanation of the content of his works. Among his performers there are significant Latvian and international ensembles and musical formations like Leipzig Gewandhaus and Boston symphony orchestras, conducted by Andris Nelsons, Gidon Kremer and Kremerata Baltica, Ensemble Modern under direction of Peter Eotvos, Radio symphony orchestra Berlin, Netherlands Radio symphony orchestra, Belgian National symphony orchestra, Latvian radio choir and others. Contrasts, diverse forms of musical gestures characterize both his individual works, as well as his entire oeuvre as a whole - the ability to change radically, while preserving his own musical elements. That's music of Dzenītis.