Ghost Potential

Vocal Work for 5 Non-Singers

The Negative Space of Interpretation is a remediating of information, an exercise in surviving interpretation and producing it anew; embodying the relation between us and our environment and how we can make better sense of it by filtering, digesting and remixing.
The symbols of the score were constructed from the negative space found in the letters of ‘La Femme Roque’ a French novel by Simone de Beauvoir. With a group of people who don’t identify as singers, the work requires the performers to step into a previously unoccupied space utilising gesture, listening and trust where we encounter a re-skilling of the performers in real-time. The action transforms the idea of the singer versus the non-singer and redistributes the way sound and language is communicated.

The Negative Space Of Interpretation, 2017, Paris

Can I Bear Children?

Grandmother's Throat

Sophia Dimarelous recites "I Wanna Know What Love Is" by Foreigner for my work Pop Song.

Pop Song, 2019

A structured improvisation consisting of five sonic worlds. Performers: Chloe Kim - Drums and Percussion
Jacques Emery - Double Bass and objects
Miles David Sione - Trumpet
Joe Lisk - Trumpet
Tina Stefanou - Vocals/composition
Recorded at Bohemian House, Sydney, May 2018

Action 5- Worlds within Worlds

Composition that relates to the anxiety of hearing the absence of birds at the height of spring.
Performers:
Elizabeth Jigalin- Theremin 
Jane De Bourgh - Violin 
Peter Leung - Saxophone
Joseph Franklin - Double Bass
Kosta Stefanou - Voice
Tina Stefanou - Voice/composition
Performed at Extended Play, September, 2018.

Anxious Spring, 2018

Short excerpt. 
Performers:
Will Hanson
Jacques Emery
Joseph Franklin