New Music Unlisted - 7 (Kitaptan Sonra)

pauline oliveros

The piece was commissioned by the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Adele and John Gray Endowment Fund. Composed in 2022. Conductor - Yishai Steckler, Sopran - Tali Ketzef. Premired at the Henry Crown Symphony Hall, Jerusalem Theater, December 5, 2022. Recorded by Avi Elbaz
Dedicated to Peter Pohly

Riddle for the Symphony Orchestra, big choir and sopran

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Pauline Oliveros, “Bye Bye Butterfly” (1965)

The new piece was written for two incredible musicians - Yael Barolsky and Oded Gezhals,recording - Ronald Boersen.
The premiere was on 1.05.14 

Repercussion for violin and percussion by Hana Ajiashvili

The piece was commissioned by the Meitar Ensemble and with the support the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation. The premiere was at the CEME festival on December 23. 2023.
 Conductor - Yuval Zorn, Meitar Ensemble, Studio Anette, Tel Aviv, 2023

Impossible sketches for ensemble and electronics

Excerpt from piano improvisation recorded for Piano Day at Sage Gateshead, March 2015.  This is also available for download on Bandcamp:

https://paulstephentaylor.bandcamp.com/track/cusps-excerpt

Features on the  official Piano Day 2015 Playlist:
https://soundcloud.com/nils_frahm/sets/piano-day-playlist-march-29th.

The complete is track available on the eponymous album,along with four other pieces:

https://paulstephentaylor.bandcamp.com/album/cusps.

If you enjoy the track, it would be much appreciated if you could support the artist by purchasing the download.

Buy "Cusps" 

Cusps (excerpt)

Pauline Oliveros - Heptagonal Dreams (UA)

live at Imago Dei Festival 2014 at Klangraum Krems.
recording: ORF

Pauline Oliveros - Heptagonal Dreams

Tslalei Or was written especially for two great musicians Yoni Gotlibovich and Yuval Zorn, the Premiere was on June 20, 2016 at Jerusalem Center for the Performing Arts

Tslalei Or (2016)

Jason Calloway – Cello and Brainwaves
Jacob David Sudol – Composition, Live Electronics, and Programming

"A Few Tones (for Pauline Oliveros)" is the last part of my concert-long length work titled "…spaces to listen to from within" for cello, 3-D printed cello, brain waves, transduced wind gong, and live electronics.   Throughout this particular movement, the cellist Jason Calloway controls the electronic sounds coming through a wind gong by attempting to control his mental concentration and calmness while ocassionally playing high, long, and nearly inaudible tones on the cello.  The calmer he is, the slower the electronic sounds pulsate.  As the performer concentrates for longer, progressively lower tones replace the higher tones.  Throughout, whenever he blinks a chime sounds through the wind gong. 

By giving a space for one to focus on the activity of the mind as translated by sound, this work intends to pay tribute to the late Pauline Oliveros who sought to open up our ways of listening and to serve as sort of balm for these turbulent times.

-Jacob David Sudol 
February 13, 2017

A Few Tones (for Pauline Oliveros) (2017) (Jason Calloway: cello and brainwaves)

The piece was written especially for trio Catch - clarinet, cello, piano, for the festival Tslil Meudcan - Tel Aviv, 2018

Blue by self titled painting by Kandinsky

Pauline Oliveros - Suiren

Pauline Oliveros - The Wanderer

Jacob David Sudol uses new technologies to create intimate compositions that explore enigmatic phenomena, the inner nature of how we perceive sound, and novel connections between Eastern and Western musical cultures.  His music has been performed well over one and fifty hundred times by many prestigious ensembles and performers across the USA, Europe, and Asia.  In addition, Dr. Sudol is currently writing a chapter on his music for the upcoming Oxford University Press Handbook of Spectral Music.  
	
Dr. Sudol is currently an Associate Professor of Music Technology and Composition at Florida International University and was awarded a 2015-16 Fulbright Fellowship to teach and research in Taiwan.