Textile figure sound composition live from the live manipulation of a paper fabric recorded.

textile figure

Performed by Dal Niente at the 2014 Internationalen Ferienkursen für Neue Musik. 

Ashley Fure: Something to Hunt

http://fancymusic.ru/dmitri-kourliandski-maps-of-non-existent-cities-paris/

Theo Nabicht: contrabass clarinet
Sergey Tchirkov: accordion

The piece is a part of the “Maps of non-existent cities” cycle of pieces of different instrumental combinations. It is an attempt to create inner geography and topography, internal outside world. We all have our unique relations with the outer world. In a way we create or construct it in accordance with our personal expectations and preferences. I always believed the process of perception is similar to that of peering into the darkness - while your eyes get accustomed to the darkness, objects’ shapes appear in space. And you never know if these new-born objects are real or imaginary. The graphical score of the piece puts musicians in the situation of wandering, navigating from one sound object to another one, from one page to another, creating the unique trajectory throughout the material.

Dmitri Kourliandski - Maps of Non-existent Cities. Paris

"white wide eyes" (2014) for 23 musicians (4 ensembles), electronics, projection
- Ensemblekollektiv Berlin (Ensemble Mosaik, Sonar Quartet, Ensemble Adapter, Ensemble Apparat)
- Manuel Nawri (conductor)
premiere January 22nd 2015, Festival Ultraschall Berlin, HAU2

live recording: dradio

"white wide eyes" 2014 - for 23 musicians, electronics, projection

Solo Improvisation on classical guitar by Matthias Koole.
Belo Horizonte, 03/10/2015

improsolo

This performance given by violists John Pickford Richards and Elizabeth Weisser on 7 February 2015 in Paine Hall on the campus of Harvard University.

Ins Wasser eingeschrieben (2014) for two violas

Full title: For that which befalleth the sons of men befalleth beasts - as the one dieth, so dieth the other

Performed by ensemble mosaik (Bettina Junge, Simon Strasser, Daniel Plewe) - Berlin Klangwerkstatt - 2015
Samples recorded by Bettina Junge and Simon Strasser

Max Murray | For that which befalleth the sons... / for piccolo, english horn, and fixed media

KARST [2015-16]
for 22 instruments 
Ensemblekollektiv Berlin
Recorded by Deutschlandfunk Kultur
Live performance at MaerzMusik

Note: This is a live recording of the premiere performance. A superior studio recording is available on my portrait disc released by Kairos: www.kairos-music.com/cds/0018003kai (listen to that on Spotify or Apple Music)

More info here: www.timothy-mccormack.com/karst

KARST [2015-16]

[EXTRACTS from Nadar Ensemble's 10th Anniversary Vinyl]

The Nadar Ensemble celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2016! To celebrate our 10th anniversary, several of the composers the ensemble has worked with since day 1 have composed, edited and mastered these ”birthday songs”, found exclusively on this record.

Music by Michael Beil, Vladimir Gorlinsky, Johannes Kreidler, Michael Maierhof, Stefan Prins, Jorge Sánchez-Chiong/JSX, Alexander Schubert and Martin Schüttler.

The gorgeous artwork and design is done by visual artist Joachim Devillé.

SUPPORT NADAR ENSEMBLE and buy this limited edition vinyl for 20 euro or more at: www.nadarensemble.be/support/

TRACK LIST VINYL:

A SIDE 
Jorge Sanchez-Chiong/JSX: Joyeux Anniversaire Gaspard-Felix…Tournachon! (5:41)
Stefan Prins: Peel (8:31)
Michael Beil: Blexit (4:48)
Martin Schüttler: The Bourgeois Pig Karaoke [ft.S4lA4m] (2:08)

B SIDE
Michael Maierhof: Vinyl 1 (3:05)
Alexander Schubert: The Password Disco Simple Truths (7:40)
Martin Schüttler: Remix (1:57)
Vladimir Gorlinsky: Deprivation (5:00)
Johannes Kreidler: !-pieces (2:07)


TEASER - Nadar 10th Anniversary Vinyl

Chanson Des Vieux Amants is composed by the Belgian singer and composer Jacques Brel. Here it is performed by Birgitte Lyregaard and Peter Tinning in a very intimate version

Chanson Des Vieux Amants

Jaime Reis
Calmodulin Synthesis (2002), for 5 percussionists

Ensemble 20-21

Marco Fernandes
Miguel Filipe
Pedro Martins
Fábio Dias
Luís Cascão

Maestro Pedro Pinto Figueiredo

The score is available for free at www.mic.pt

This recording took place at Algarve University (Portugal), on November 18th, 2011.

recorded by MPAGDP

Original in
https://vimeo.com/33237840

Directing: Marina Rodrigues and Sofia Afonso 
Sound: Mariana Rodrigues and Sofia Afonso assisted by Jaime Reis

Canon 5d 
Canon 7d 
Beyer Dynamic 
2 RODE NT5


http://www.jaimereis.pt

Jaime Reis: Calmodulin Synthesis (2002) by Ensemble 20-21

Portugal. Degree in Composition - Uni. de Aveiro with João Pedro Oliveira (3 prize scholarships as best student of the uni.). PhD candidate (Musicology) - FSCH-UNL. Composition seminars with Emmanuel Nunes (also PhD co-advisor) and Stockhausen.
He received prizes in Portugal (Jorge Peixinho Competition, 3 Workshop Gulbenkian for Portuguese Composers, etc), his music was selected to be presented at the ICMC 2005 (Barcelona), ICMC 2014 (Atenas), IRCAM Manifeste Academie 2013, 1º prize in competition arte! ⋈ clima 2014 for category "Pobreza Cero. Emisiones Cero" with the work “Omniscience is a Collective”, etc. He took part of several scientific revision committees, namely, ICMC 2012. Researcher at Institute of Ethnomusicology. Member of ASEFUAN. Artistic director of festival Dias de Música Electroacústica (since 2003). Director of Conservatório de Música de Seia (since 2007). Professor at Piaget Institute and Universidade Nova de Lisboa.
Had commissions from UFT/INATEL, Grupo de Música Contemporânea de Lisboa, Festival Primavera, APEM (Portugal), Logos Foundation (Belgium), F.L.S.I. (Paris), etc.
His music has been presented in Europe. He travelled for 5 years to work in Asia (Beijing, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Philippines, etc) and 4 years to Brazil (UNICAMP, UFBA, UFMG, UDESC, UFRJ, etc).