Yves-Maurice
Federspiel
Worakls started playing piano at three and wrote his first compositions at twelve, encouraged by his grandmother to pursue music. As a teenager he discovered electronic music and realised that the grandeur of the orchestra and the pulse of the machine didn't have to be rivals. That insight became his signature: sweeping orchestrations, vivid melodies and electronic textures merged into one cinematic language. As a composer, producer and conductor, he treats the orchestra as a living instrument rather than a relic, open to electro, rock and pop alike, and he puts the climate at the heart of how he works.
