230313_Geschöpftes Licht_Czernowin

Wolfgang Mitterer – tritsch tratsch (2024

Manoury. Klangforum 10.4.2025 mp3

Clara Iannotta 
glass and stone, pour deux percussions, deux pianos et électronique (extrait)

Ensemble intercontemporain
Nicolò Umberto Foron direction
Clara Iannotta électronique
Clément Marie ingénieur du son

Enregistré en direct le 11.10.2024 à la Cité de la musique 

Clara Iannotta : glass and stone (extrait)

Francesco Filidei
Requiem, pour chœur et dix-sept instrumentistes (extrait) 
Les Métaboles
Ensemble intercontemporain
Léo Warynski, direction

Enregistré en direct le 06.05.2025 à la Cité de la musique 

Francesco Filidei : Requiem (extrait)

…il semble que ce soit le ciel qui ait toujours le dernier mot…, pour chœur mixte et ensemble orchestral
Les Métaboles
Ensemble intercontemporain
Pierre Bleuse direction
Léo Warynski chef de chœur

Enregistré en direct le 28.03.2025 à la Cité de la musique 
 

Michael Jarrell : …il semble que ce soit le ciel qui ait toujours le dernier mot… (extrait)

Field of Action - empathy // cassette 

by Eric Wubbels 
in collaboration with Charmaine Lee

score: http://wubbelsmusic.com/ec_score.html

text and documentation about the project: http://wubbelsmusic.com/pieces_FieldofAction.html

Charmaine Lee: voice, microphones
Eric Wubbels: prepared piano, composition

Full piece / album here:
https://ericwubbels.bandcamp.com/album/field-of-action-contraposition-2






empathy // cassette [2020] (w/ score)

of ice and oceans unfolds as a dialogue between ensemble and environment—where instruments and recordings resonate, overlap, and entwine. Inspired by the sound worlds of Norwegian artist Jana Winderen, the piece draws from her underwater recordings Spring Bloom in the Marginal Ice Zone (2018) and Pasvikdalen (2014), captured in fragile Arctic ecosystems.

Winderen’s recordings—alive with whale songs, crustacean clicks, and cracking ice—are punctuated by ships, machinery, and sonar, revealing the uneasy coexistence of natural and human-made sound. The ensemble becomes an extension of these recordings, responding like a living ecosystem as gestures rise, merge, and dissolve on the ocean’s slow, seismic timescale.

of ice and oceans is both a meditation and a call to listen more deeply—to the hidden worlds beneath the surface, and to our place within them.

With gratitude to Jana Winderen for her permission and inspiration.

​​​​Live recording from November 1 2024, Dokkhuset Scene, Dokkparken, Trondheim, Norway, premiered by SiTron (Trondheim Sinfonietta); Rik De Geyter, conductor

of ice and oceans

live recording 
Oct. 11, 2025
Tenri Institute
New York, NY

Chimeric Form [2023]
I. 77 mögliche Hauptmotive
II. TOR[S]-
III. "little tail"
*. appendix of deleted material

Wet Ink Ensemble
Laura Weiner, horn
Josh Modney, violin
Eric Wubbels, piano

Gush

Mary J. King

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