This dialogue investigates what at first seems to be a window into an ascetic and still landscape of sound, but we also experience carefully crafted complexity that is nurtured by space and breadth cleansed from chaos and demonstrating a clear musical message worthy of a special calm. We discuss aspects of early music, Gregorian chant, deep dives into the creative process and uncovering how intention and inspiration transforms into musical encounters of ruthless honesty.Tracklist:Podcast intro: Bronius Kutavičius Anno cum tettigonia from Lithuanian Music in Context II. Landscapes of Minimalism (Music Information Centre Lithuania, 2011), Silesian String Quartet: Marek Moś (violin), Arkadiusz Kubica (violin), Łukasz Syrnicki (viola), Piotr Janosik (cello). Compositions by Diana Čemerytė: Mondgesang from the album Mondgesänge für Blockflöte und Akkordeon (Genuin Classics, 2019), Sabine Ambos - recorders, Mirjana Petercol - accordion; Still from the album 25 Plus Piano Solo. Piano Music by 27 Women composers (Salto Records International, 2004), Ingo Stadtmüller (piano); Lamentation from the album Musik für Ravensbrück (Kulturfeste im Land Brandenburg, 2003), Tempera String Quartet; Meine Seele wartet, after listening to Bach (2020), Baltic Music Days (2021), ensemble Synaesthesis; Jahre ohne Mozart (2009), Auryn Quartet, Kasseler Musiktage 2009.