Akasha is a piece for three cymbals played by transducers.

Akasha 2014

Ein Bach am Stadtrand 2015

by paul hauptmeier and martin recker

„Another Shore“ is originally based on a storyboard by Lukas Löffler for projection mapping and live electronics under the name „Crossing the Sea“. In the meantime the musical part has become an independent piece on its own.
more information can be found here: http://www.hauptmeier-recker.de/2017/05/01/crossing-the-sea-multimedia-work/

Another Shore - Hauptmeier // Recker _ Stereomix

The piece is a result of the examination of non-linear processes. In reference to narrative strategies in cinema and literature arose a form, in which different storylines occur simultaneously and are linked to each other.

The fundamental structure of the piece consists of a body of sound that is always in progress as well as several piling layers of sound. Their connection is a continuous moving and striving in time. 
In addition to that, there is a contemplative layer of field recordings,  set against the main time structure and encouraging a stationery hearing.

The piece contains the parallelism of different times and processes and their influence on space and its perception.

Leaps 2016

by paul hauptmeier and martin recker

In der begehbaren Konzertinstallation beschäftigen wir uns mit dem Phänomen Raum und seiner Bedeutung. Angelehnt an den von Martina Löw geprägten Raumbegriff untersuchen wir die Konstitution und Wirkung von Räumen aus theoretischer und phänomenologischer Perspektive. Im Mittelpunkt unseres Interesses steht dabei die soziale Dimension von Räumen.

mehr Informationen zur Klanginstallation: http://www.hauptmeier-recker.de/2017/06/02/141/

Geteilte Räume - Hauptmeier // Recker _ Stereomix

Vent is composed for a multichannel speaker configuration in the shape of a dome. This upload is a binaural stereo reduction best to listen to on headphones. The piece has been made mostly using MaxMsp and Reaper in conjunction with the 3D spatialization tool SpatGris.

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