Thank you for this, I found this piece in a book at my local library and had to know what it sounded like

Premiere publicly available recording of Matthew Bamert's Incon-Sequenza (1973) for one tuba-player.

Recorded in Berlin, Germany in June 2021, using a B&S "PT-6P" C tuba.

Part of the Modernist Classics for Solo Tuba project, supported by Musikfonds e.V. and Neustart Kultur.

Matthew Bamert: Incon-Sequenza (1973)

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Heterometric Patterns(2023)for 15 musician in 3 groups
Premiered by Ensemble Modern on 31th May 2023,  Cologne/Germany.

"Heterometric Patterns" draws inspiration from the mesmerizing overtone singing technique known as "Umngqokolo" from South Africa. This composition seamlessly weaves the rhythmic tapestry derived from African folk music, interpreting it in a rich and heterogeneous manner through the collaboration of 15 musicians. The spatial arrangement of these musicians into three distinct groups on the stage enhances the element of spatialisation, contributing to the immersive and dynamic nature of the performance.

Matthew Bamert: Incon-Sequenza (1973)

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