Janco Verduin often draws inspiration from physical phenomena, and in his composition Mirovoi, unexpected twists stand out, making the listener feel a physical necessity to keep following along, especially as multiple elements occur simultaneously. His interest in early geology also influences his approach to music. The piece features Heleen Hulst on violin, Mick Stirling on cello, and Gerard Bouwhuis on piano. The music plays with complex layers and intricate rhythms, creating a dynamic and constantly shifting soundscape that reflects Verduin's fascination with nature and science.