The Codespira1 moniker was inspired by a documentary about fractals in nature, and was originally conceived as a placeholder for electronic live performances recorded more or less as one-takes in the studio. Usually the main tools are different SuperCollider patches and a modular system. Codespira1 also play live. Send a message for info and bookings!

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I jumped on this Dronecember project together with others over at Mastodon. The challenge was to make a drone piece each day in December. I used different modular systems to make these pieces.

dronecember 2022

There are no more four seasons is the name of a duo comprised of electronic musician Mattias Petersson and violinist George Kentros. They take older pieces of music and recompose them in order to once again become relevant to our times. Their self-titled debut CD was named one of the ten best classical recordings of the past decade by Dagens Nyheter, and Time Out New York called them a must see concert last summer, writing that ”the result fits together more perfectly than any Ikea bookshelf.”

There are no more Four Seasons

Music from the album "Remaining oddities, resultant additives", released on Jahr Null aufnahmen 2010.

Remaining oddities, resultant additives

"~flux=[\sh, \flx, nil, \dflx];" was my half of a vinyl split released on Geiger Grammofon 2011 in a limited edition of 20 handmade copies.
This music was originally written for the dance performance FLUX by Petter Jacobsson and Thomas Caley, premiered at Färgfabriken in Stockholm, Sweden, in November 2008.

~flux=[\sh, \flx, nil, \dflx];

My live-set from Club Lamour, Fylkingen, Stockholm 2014-02-12. 

codespira1 – rasterfeld140212 (Live@ClubLamour-140212)

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Played on a Buchla using the following modules: 258v, 261e, 296r, FS-1H, 257r, 266e, 281e, 207e.

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There are no more four seasons is the name of a duo comprised of electronic musician Mattias Petersson and violinist George Kentros. They take older pieces of music and recompose them in order to once again become relevant to our times. Their self-titled debut CD was named one of the ten best classical recordings of the past decade by Dagens Nyheter, and Time Out New York called them a must see concert last summer, writing that ”the result fits together more perfectly than any Ikea bookshelf.”

re:Biber is their newest work inspired by the 17th century composer J. I. F. Biber’s Passacaglia for solo violin. They chose this passacaglia for two main reasons: its parallels to minimalism; and the eternal feeling of a 17th century repeating form. OK, three reasons: it’s also a great piece of music.

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There are no more four seasons is the name of a duo comprised of electronic musician Mattias Petersson and violinist George Kentros. They take older pieces of music and recompose them in order to once again become relevant to our times. Their self-titled debut CD was named one of the ten best classical recordings of the past decade by Dagens Nyheter, and Time Out New York called them a must see concert last summer, writing that ”the result fits together more perfectly than any Ikea bookshelf.”

This is the duos version of Maurice Ravel's famous orchestral piece "Bolero", commissioned by the Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter for their classical remix project.

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Flukkr

Multi-tasking audio processor

Submerger

Scatter procedure

Codetrust

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Live recording from Norbergfestival 2016. Performed on a small modular and my White Flower controller.

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From the album Floodlight, released on iDeal Recordings 2008.

Neverfield

My piece for the project The opposing Power. Flutes played by 40f (Ann Elkjär, Jill Widén, Sareidah Hildebrand and Anna Svensdotter), electronics performed by World Domination (Me, Jonatan Liljedahl, Daniel Karlsson).
Recorded live in in Härnösand, 20121024.

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