The Mid-Kansas Saxophone Quartet with the Wichita State University Symphonic Wind Ensemble; Victor Markovich, conductor

Concerto For Saxophone Quartet III. Keyed Up

Deja Vu I. Dancing on the Edge

fingerless, beneath a curtain

First performance, Ensemble Dal Niente, Studio Z, St. Paul, MN, July 29, 2015.
Oboe, horn, harp, viola, and electronics. 

Drift, 201504-06 (mining IIa)

Sooyun Kim, flute
Romie de Guise-Langlois, clarinet
Karen Kim, violin
Michael Nicolas, cello
Orion Weiss, piano

Recorded live, 12 January 2016, St. Bartholomew's Church, New York, NY

Amadeus Regucera: Inexpressible (v. 2)

Piss Lasso, for ensemble (by AZ, 2015)

Adam Zahller (El. Bass/Recorder), Nelson Devereaux (A. Sax), Cole Pulice (Ten/Bari sax.), Jake Baldwin (Tpt), Noah Ophoven-Baldwin (tpt), Andrew Thoreen (trb), Michelle Kinney (cello), Joe Strachan (rhodes), Andres Crovetti (Drums), Cory Healey (drums)

Recorded and Mixed by Mike Duffy

Piss Lasso Mvt 5: But only doves and lambs are harbored there...

Piss Lasso, for ensemble (by AZ, 2015)

Performed by Six Families:

Adam Zahller (El. Bass/Recorder), Nelson Devereaux (A. Sax), Cole Pulice (Ten/Bari sax.), Jake Baldwin (Tpt), Noah Ophoven-Baldwin (tpt), Andrew Thoreen (trb), Michelle Kinney (cello), Joe Strachan (rhodes), Andres Crovetti (Drums), Cory Healey (drums)

Recorded and Mixed by Mike Duffy

Piss Lasso Mvt. 4: El tibio lazo de orina

Piss Lasso Mvt. 3:  She-wolf, cold meat ocean

Piss Lasso Prelude, Mvt 1:  Kyrie eleison, Mvt 2: Las golosas glosolalias de las microgónadas

for double String Quartet and electronics
JACK Quartet + Spektral Quartet

weights imbalanced(2016) / for two string quartets _JACK Quartet + Spektral Quartet

Pléonasme for String Quartet
Pléonasme was composed specifically for the technical facilities and explosive virtuosity of the Arditti string quartet. The work places the members of the ensemble into various dialogic oppositions as they struggle to project shifting musical densities through myriad improvised strategies. The piece mimics the dynamics of human conversational encounters and is therefore amenable to any number of morphologically equivalent programmatic interpretations. Pléonasme is dedicated to the composer’s two small children whose innocence and wonder continually inspire fresh insights on the seemingly mundane features of the ordinary world.
Premiere performance by the Arditti String Quartet
30 June 2012 Espace de Projection, IRCAM Centre Pompidou, Paris, France


Pléonasme for Arditti Quartet (string quartet)

Jeremy Wagner is a composer and sonic tinkerer currently living in Berkeley, CA.

Pléonasme for Arditti Quartet (string quartet)

Jeremy L Wagner

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