Adrenochrome - E(P) (1976)

Commission by and written for the Blueridge Chamber Music Festival - Sonic Story Brook, new chamber works inspired by children's stories.
Flute, Paolo Bortolussi
Clarinet, Liam Hockley
Cello, Jonathan Lo
Accordion, Taras Luka
Vibraphone, Katie Rife
Piano, Manuel Laufer

recorded by  Piotr Wieczorek

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Notes
The book, “The little engine that could,” is used to teach children the value of optimism and the belief in one’s ability to complete difficult tasks. It was my favorite book as a child. As adults, we still need to be reminded to believe in ourselves.

i think i can (or the importance of self-efficacy) (2024) - for sextet and localized electronics

Recorded during a performance at Budapest, a speakeasy in Amsterdam Oud-West.

Solo at Budapest part 1

Figures Outside a Dacha, with Snowfall, and an Abbey in the Background

Preparing For War

Rabi Oscillation

Study for Wigner Function - by Reiko Yamada

For augmented ensemble and live-electronics
Duration: 13:45"
World premiere by ensemble hand werk  |  Alte Feuerwache Köln, Cologne, Germany, Jan. 29, 2025
With the kind support of Kunststiftung NRW.
Cover: artwork by Pierre Derieux-Eghdami

* Live recording: please use headphones!

...Zum Quellklang noch ungelungener Selbst gestalten...(2024)— for ensemble and live-electronics

Skript (2021)
for six voices, percussion quartet and tape

commissioned by ZeitRäume Basel
premiered in September 2021 by the Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart, Ensemble This | Ensemble That, Amadis Brugnoni

recording: SRF 2 Culture, Basel

Skript [excerpt] (2021) for 6 voices, 4 perc and tape

"Blessed are the poor in spirit"
Part II of Mass for organ
Performed by Konstantin Volostnov
at the Musik am 13. Concert series
Bad Cannstatt Stadtkirche (Germany)

Part I — « Cunctipotens Genitor » 
(Almighty Creator)
https://on.soundcloud.com/b96ntRbyGyykYyTPGy

Missa: II. Beati pauperes spiritu (2022) for organ

Performance: Dresdner Philharmonie, conductor Lennart Dohms
November 2011, Dresden
The title derives from the word "perigee" - the point at which an object makes its closest approach to the Earth. The Greek prefix "peri" means around, near. Here "Ge" refers to the tone G. 

i think i can (or the importance of self-efficacy) (2024) - for sextet and localized electronics

Anthony Tan