For prepared handbells, pan lids and water.
Written for Ali O'Connell.

Exploring bending and distortion, inspired by gravitational lensing in the night sky.
Premiere at the South Australian Museum, Dec '22.

A Sky Of Lenses [2022]

a difference of differences (for large ensemble)
composed by James Layton (2024)
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Ensemble Lime
Arian Pedersen (Conductor)

Oline Grimstad (flute)
Madara Eleonora Mežale (clarinet)
Eivind Holmboe Leifsen (saxophone)
Marius Fredheim (euphonium)
Tomas Laukvik Nannestad and Marco Slaviero (guitar)
Noel Rubli (accordion)
Dagfinn Ingebrigtsen Holte (percussion)
Ariane Jebsen Alvestad (violin)
Vårin Lie Rognes (viola)
Live Tønnesen Norberg (cello)
Ane Elise Lassen (double bass)

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artwork: Lines of One Inch, Four Directions, Four Colours (1971)

a difference of differences [2024]

Chance, Love, and Logic (2024)

Performed by Ordinary Affects
Grand Gallery, RISD Museum, Providence, Rhode Island
4 August 2024
Morgan Evans-Weiler (Violin), Jordan Dykstra (Viola), Laura Cetilia ('Cello), J. P. A. Falzone (Vibraphone doubling Piano and Electronics)

(c) 2024 J. P. A. Falzone, Multiversal Edition (BMI)

Recording by Laura Cetilia and Jordan Dykstra

Chance, Love, and Logic

first performance

Taylan Susam, clarinet

Turmklang, Munich 
February 8, 2012

Dante Boon - 3x (2011)

What might seem like a minimal setup—a mic’d thunder tube, EH Canyon Pedal, Korg Minilogue, and Ableton—feels absolutely limitless when I’m working with it.

Thank you so much for the invite, @ianpoweromg! It was an amazing experience and a pleasure to share the evening with you and the fantastic @ledahfinck and her evocative Hardanger fiddle.

Recorded by René Pierre Allain at Scholes Street Studio.
Mixed and mastered by @murat-colak-1

Live Set at Scholes Street Studio

2024
piano, flute, clarinet (or bass clarinet), violin (or viola), cello, percussion (1 player).

title: Frédéric Chopin as quoted by Emilie von Gretsch, recorded by Maria von Grewingk (Eine Tochter Alt-Rigas, Schülerin Chopins, 1928): "Concerts are never real music; in them we must give up hearing what is most beautiful in art."

text in percussion part: Franz Liszt and Carolyne zu Sayn-Wittgenstein trans. Martha Walker Cook (Life of Chopin, 1852/1863)

note: https://andrewstock.org/chopin/

BlackBox Ensemble, Chicago, January 18, 2025 (dress)
Austin Gray Williams, engineer

“Les concerts ne sont jamais de veritable musique, on doit renoncer a y entendre, ce qu’il y a de beau dans l’art.”

a track by Marco Lucchi reworked by Mean Flow

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gennaio 2025

Mean Flow & Marco Lucchi - [year's end] Farewell

For piano (4 hands)
Composed in 1990-1991
Live performance by Darius Paymai and Reuben Esterhuizen
Goodenough College, London
25 June 2024

Piano Duets


Short, piquant woodwind quintet work evoking heat haze on a summer's day.

Vignettes, No. 1. "Lazily"

Composition, Keyboard Performance, Songwriting

Co-ordination of Providence Research Ensemble

Member of Ordinary Affects

and Providence Keyboard Ensemble:
https://soundcloud.com/pvd-keyboard-ensemble

Chance, Love, and Logic

J. P. A. Falzone

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