2021.11.12 CNSMDP, France
Ensemble Intercontemporain + DAIC du CNSMDP
Direction : Léo Margue

Clarinette : Takahiro Katayama
Clarinette Basse : Alain Billard
Trombone : Maxime Col
Percussion : Gilles Durot
Piano : Chisato Taniguchi
Violon : Jeanne-Marie Conquer
Alto : Paul-Julien Quillier
Violoncelle : Eric-Maria Couturier
Contrebasse : Nicolas Crosse

Saï-saï pour ensemble

FAKTOR4 -  Blair Fae (Senglar V2 Remix)

Trio AntiquaNova - Distat Terra Festival 2022

Bass Flute: Rosario Castillo
Bass Clarinet: Griselda Giannini 
Contrabass: Edgardo Vizioli

waning (2022)

Pièce pour ensemble de 21 musiciens de Louis Bona
Quatuor vocal(amplifié sur scène), quatuor de saxophones, deux tubas, trois percussionnistes, guitare acoustique (amplifiée sur scène), double trio à cordes et contrebasse (amplifiés dans la salle) .

Concert publique du 5 octobre 2022 salle d'art lyrique CNSMDP

Interprétation:
Jean Deroyer, direction
Pierre Pradier, guitare
Orchestre des lauréats du conservatoire nationale supérieure de Paris
Sébastion Tondo, sonorisation (guitare, cordes et voix) 

Enregistrement: Jean Gauthier
Mixage: Dorian Seyller 
Mastering: Lorenzo Targhetta

Régression

premiered by Ensemble NEXT at Conservatoire de Paris, Espace Maurice-Fleuret, March 21, 2023.

Simon Proust, conductor
Minaya Chapelain, flute
Jasmine Daquin, oboe
Akiho Nishimura, bass clarinet
David Mengelle, percussion I
Quentin Broyart, percussions II
Arzhel Rouxel, piano/celesta
Julia Sinoimeri, accordeon
Reika Sato, violin
Sengyun Kim, viola
Yi Zhou, violoncello
Vincent Alves De Palma D'Elia, contrabass
Nathan Robain, mix and mastering

Interruptions in the Hallucinatory Realm

Piano solo commissioned by the Ian Potter Foundation for Marilyn Nonken and premiered by her at the Musica Nova Festival, Helsinki, February 2009. The 4 movements are: I. Autumn, 6′ II. Winter, 6′ III. Spring, 7′ IV. Summer (Sema), 10′ (starts at 18'22). info at: http://limprogrammenotes.wordpress.com/2011/08/01/the-four-seasons-after-cy-twombly-2009/

The Four Seasons (after Cy Twombly), 2008 - 09

Maurizio Azzan
Wasteland_not yet (2023)
for nine amplified musicians
© Casa Ricordi srl, Milano – all rights reserved

Yalda Zamani, conductor

PHACE
Michael Krenn & Doris Nicoletti, sound objects
Walter Seebacher, bass clarinet & sound objects
Berndt Thurner, percussion
Mathilde Hoursiangou, piano
Ivana Pristasova Zaugg, violin
Leo Morello, cello
Alexandra Dienz, double bass
Samuel Toro Perez, electric guitar
Alfred Reiter, sound design

Audio: ORF / Radio Ö1

Wasteland_not yet

Wasteland_not yet (2023) [use headphones!]

I've already posted a downloadable excerpt from this recording, which is of the only performance so far of this piece (in February 2005, by the BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Tadaaki Otaka). Here it is in its entirety. I hope I won't get into trouble for posting it but how else is anyone going to hear this music? which was presumably the idea behind commissioning and performing it...

NO (2004) for orchestra

carlos aguilar - bass flute
ross wightman - contrabass

qumran ii. rentier | for bass flute and contrabass (2018)

I Sing the Body Electric (2020)
by Claudia Jane Scroccaro
Florentin Ginot, double bass
Claudia Jane Scroccaro, live electronics
Arnaud De la Celle, sound engineer
Mikhail Malt, Encadrement Pédagogique

Recorded the 1st of July 2020 in the Grand Salle du Centre Pompidou
Manifeste Festival 2020 - IRCAM, Paris

I sing the body electric (2020) for Double Bass and Electronics - Florentin Ginot

Comment les sons s'écoulent.
Comment les sons découlent, les uns des autres.
Comment les sons s'écoulent-ils les uns dans les autres.
comment un son, d'abord contenu, peut-il se déverser
Et nous offrir une surface
Sur laquelle nous pourrions pratiquer divers sports.
Comment une corde pincée pourrait-elle devenir
Le support mouvant de nos déambulations

pièce instrumentale pour 14 musiciens:Clarinette Basse; Contrebasson; 2 Trombones Basses; 2Timbaliers; Harpe; Piano; 2 Altos; 2 Violoncelles; Contrebasse)  
joué au CNSMDP par les étudiants
enregistré par le service audio visuel

Comment les sons s'écoulent

contact: isaac.blumfield@gmail.com

Isaac Roth Blumfield is a composer from Saint Paul, Minnesota, currently based in Basel, Switzerland. He writes experimental music for acoustic and electronic instruments which explores resonance, materiality, and memory through expanded sonic approaches towards instruments and objects. His music looks for the strange spaces between subjective and unconscious experience, exploring uncanny places between beauty, pain, and strangeness.
His music has been influenced through  through work with performers such as ensemble sonic space basel alumni, Schallfeld Ensemble, violinists Austin Wulliman and Chris Otto, line upon line percussion trio, Ensemble Modern, Barcelona Modern Ensemble, guitarist Francesco Palmieri and Jamie Monck, and Quartetto Maurice at programs such as the Bludenzer Tage zeitgemäßer Musik, the Banff Centre for Creativity, Yellow Barn Young Artists Program, New Music on the Point, Valencia International Performance Academy, Ticino Musica Festival and Freie Universität Berlin im Sommer.  
His music has been broadcast on Swiss Public Radio and supported by the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation, Fondation Nicati - De Luze, and the Hirschmann Stiftung. He graduated with his Bachelor's degree in composition at New England Conservatory in Boston and a Master's degree in composition at the Hochschule für Musik FHNW in Basel, Switzerland and is currently pursuing post graduate studies at the Universität für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Vienna. His primary teachers have included Stratis Minakakis, Timothy McCormack, Caspar Johannes Walter, Svetlana Maras, and Clara Iannotta. In fall 2024, he will begin a PhD at Harvard University, studying with Chaya Czernowin and Hans Tutschku.

qumran ii. rentier | for bass flute and contrabass (2018)

Isaac Roth Blumfield

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