Bunita Marcus, Music for Japan

Linarias

8 sept 2016, 12:02

Floema (2015)
for sextet

by conDIT.container ensemble

Audrey G. Perreault, flute
Scott Lygate, contrabass clarinet
Juna Winston, trombon
Carlota Caceres, percussion
Marianne Salmona, piano
Myriam García Fidalgo, cello
Leonhard Garms, conductor

premiered at Echoraum , Vienna, on December 2015



Floema (2015), by conDiT.container ensemble

Verde la mañana. El humor de las flores Perfuma mi esperanza.

Tempering

Troost & Drost Sombre Dimanche

Nuntempe Ensamble - Sobre El Aire (Cecilia Pereyra)

Mycelium is a vegetative growing phase of  a fungus. Mycelia do not have flowers or seeds, but are composed of self-replicating strands. With these metaphors I organized a system of gestural growth throughout vertical and horizontal harp axes, replicating and proliferating different sound artifacts, from a fishing line tangled between the strings, to cat brushes, needles and fan motors. The piece was created in a close collaboration with Gabriela and premiered at Biblioteca Nacional Argentina on November 2017

Micelio (2017), by Gabriela Czerednikow

John Cage - Interlude III (Sonatas e Interludios para piano preparado). Aparicio Alfaro, piano preparado. Bruno Leurino y Guillermo Vaillard, grabación, edición y mezcla. Grabada en el Instituto Superior de Música de la Universidad Nacional del Litoral, Santa Fe, Argentina, en febrero de 2013. 
John Cage - Interlude III (Sonatas & Interludes for prepared piano). Aparicio Alfaro, prepared piano. Bruno Leurino and Guillermo Vaillard, recording, editing and mixing. Recorded at the Instituto Superior de Música de la Universidad Nacional del Litoral, Santa Fe, Argentina, in February 2013.

John Cage - INTERLUDE III  - Aparicio Alfaro

John Cage - Sonatas XIV y XV - Gemini (Sonatas e Interludios para piano preparado). Aparicio Alfaro, piano preparado. Fabrice Lengronne, grabación y mezcla. Grabada en vivo en la sala Zavala Muñiz del Teatro Solís, Montevideo, Uruguay, el 22 de mayo de 2013. 
John Cage - Sonatas XIV and XV - Gemini (Sonatas and Interludes for prepared piano). Aparicio Alfaro, prepared piano. Fabrice Lengronne, recording and mixing. Recorded live at the Zavala Muñiz hall, Teatro Solís, Montevideo, Uruguay, on May 22, 2013.

John Cage - Sonatas XIV-XV Gemini - Aparicio Alfaro - Live in Montevideo

Gonzalo Gabriel Gimenez was born in 1979 in Buenos Aires (Argentina). At fourteen years of age he got his hands on a guitar and started to experiment with the sound of the instrument. A few years later he played in a doom metal band. He also started with music studies and piano lessons. Once he became fascinated by counterpoint and harmony, he decided to take composition lessons. His first composition teacher was Santiago Santero, who introduced him to contemporary music. Eventually he discovered John Cage, Ligeti, Xenakis, Stockhausen, Grisey, H.Radulescu, and many others. This period was a turning point in his life. He studied composition at CEAMC (Centre for Advanced Studies in Contemporary Music) in Buenos Aires under Gabriel Valverde, Gerardo Gandini, and Eduardo Checchi. Currently he focuses on microtonal harmony and the freedom of subconscious expression. Poetry, improvisations using the clavichord, the piano and percussion, and improvised performance are other areas of interest. Gonzalo lives and works in Buenos Aires.

Tempering

Gonzalo Gimenez