quiet, different, exiting harmonious structure

You've stopped me in my tracks.  Wonderful.

pf. Ensemble Modern
cond. Enno Poppe
premiere, Frankfurt, March 2020
contains a field recording by Vincent Duseigne of veal calves being separated from their mothers 
(2015, https://archive.org/details/aporee_30571_35170)
art: Egon Schiele, "Sawmill" (1913)

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Made by SOMA laboratory LYRA-8 and Sensorimotor Primitives Auditory Perception Software by Jetpack Cognition Lab.

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Looks but Glances | for ensemble and electronics

Conducted by Thomas Nicholson 

Commande du GMEA - Centre National de Création Musicale d’Albi-Tarn
Enregistrement à l’Athanor à Albi le 6 août 2022 et mixage par Benjamin Maumus - ingénieur du son du GMEA

Mastered by Murat Çolak
Artwork by Mona Osterkamp

Looks But Glances (2022) / GMEA

new release https://dagshenma.bandcamp.com/album/eleven-ooparts

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Q Energy

performed by Maciej Skrzeczkowski on 21.06.22, Royal Conservatory of the Hague (NL)
mixed & mastered by Lilita Dunska

for blandine & maciej

"A brief investigation on distilled melancholias, nostalgias & summer brightness 
or 
the land of belonging placed at the liminal verge of shattering identities."

Premiered by Ekmeles (ekmeles.com/) at the DiMenna Center for Classical Music.

Special thanks to Evan Caplinger for creating the best laugh I’ve had in years and lending your ears multiple time throughout this project. Additional thanks to Marcos Balter, Maximillian Coburn & Zosha Di Castri for providing me with incredibly useful advice for this piece.

Voice I : Charlotte Mundy
 Voice II : Elisa Sutherland
 Voice III : Timothy Parsons 
Voice IV : Gregório Taniguchi 
Voice V : Jeffrey Gavett
 Voice VI : Steven Hrycelak

like a frog on the road to it

May song (2022)
six voices and prerecorded audio
Performed by Exaudi, at Exposure 2023, Milton Court, 22 May 23

Cressida Sharp, sop.
Jessica Gillingwater, mez-sop.
Tom Williams, counterten.
David de Winter, ten.
Michael Hickman, bari.
Simon Whiteley, bass

James Weeks, cond.

Text by Goethe (1771), trans. Lisa Jeschke & Lucy Beynon (in Jeschke, Anthology of Poems by Drunk Women, Materials, 2018 http://material-s.blogspot.com/2020/10/lisa-jeschke-anthology-of-poems-by.html.)

How beautiful shines 
To me, the nature! 
How the sun glows! 
How the mead smiles!

Blossoms penetrate 
From each branch 
And a thousand voices 
Out of the shrubbery

And joy, and joy 
From each breast. 
O earth, o sun,
O joy o lust!

O love, o love!
As golden, as beautiful 
As the morning clouds 
On those heights

You bless gloriously 
The fresh field
The blossoms’ steam 
The bountiful world.

O girl, girl
How I love you! 
Your eyes gaze! 
How you love me!

This is the way the lark loves 
Song and air
And morning flowers
The smell of heaven

How much I love you, 
My blood warmed
By you, for me, a youth, 
And joy and courage

For new songs
And dances
May you be happy eternally 
As long as you love me.

Prerecorded sounds include two field recordings of a wind turbine in Bernau bei Berlin, recorded by Peter Cusack, 2021.

Art: Unknown photographer, WT-Energiesystems Albertshof wind turbines, Bernau bei Berlin, c. 2020

Thanks to James Weeks and Exaudi, and to Paolo Carlotto and Nick Moroz for audio engineering assistance.

May song

La Steppe Des Iréniques 2

This piece plays with the listener’s sonic expectations of what is familiar by fusing sounds, which a person can easily recognize, with new previously unheard sounds generated by algorithmic processing. By using various sounds and sonic artifacts that are common to the human experience, the work directs the listener to draw upon his inner visual associations with specific sounds and paint a mental soundscape of the acoustic experience. The introduction of other, unfamiliar processed sounds into the composition, invites the listener to break away from this familiar associative chain of acoustic phenomena and push the boundaries of his perception, in the process forming new sonic combinations and auditory experiences.
The musical piece was fully recorded and compiled in the Tonshoom Studio in April 2020. Some sounds were recorded using musical instruments, sound props, and speech; others were synthesized with SuperCollider. The final track was mixed down in Pro Tools and WFSCollider.

03. hybrid by Ivan Yerofeyev

Composer, improviser, pianist, teacher, writer

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