The Shore Shore 
XI Records 
[release date: March 8, 2015]

Pasticcio per meno e più (2014)
performed by Nicolas Horvath

Engineer: Nikolaos Samaltanos
Recorded at Temple Saint Marcel (Paris, France)
on Fazioli Grand Piano

Cover photograph: Phill Niblock © (Japan, 1989)
Album design: Van Jazmin

The South Shore - Pasticcio per meno è più (2014) for piano solo

On sound bricolage, electroacoustic, experimental, and electronic music production.  
Basics are essential in the balance of a chemical equation.

http://michaelvincentwaller.com
Michael Vincent Waller is an American composer of contemporary classical music, living and working in NYC. Waller's work is expansive in its incorporation of avant-garde sound worlds and connecting them back to a more traditional, classical beauty - hailed by the New York Times as "sweetly lyrical" and "pensive". He also has studied world music, specifically raga, and focused on modal analysis. Waller's chamber works have been commissioned and performed by the S.E.M. Ensemble, FLUX Quartet, Ensemble Epomeo, Ensemble Dedalus, Eric Huebner, Jenny Q. Chai, String Noise (Conrad Harris & Pauline Kim Harris), Hilo String Duo (Caroline Chin & Brian Snow), Zentripedal Duo, Project SiS (Christine Kim), Cadillac Moon Ensemble, and many more, at venues such as ISSUE Project Room, Roulette, and Spectrum. He has studied with La Monte Young, Bunita Marcus, Petr Kotik, and Elizabeth Hoffman as a graduate of New York University.