This is an acousmatic piece with aspects of generative music. It was composed for a dome of 36 speakers, and premiered at a festival by Vitensenteret in Trondheim, Norway in October 2021. 

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Waves Of Guilt - 2021 - Binaural

Marita og Jostein live i Olavshallen

Gérard Grisey "Talea" (1986)
Ensemble Fractales live @ Den Bosch 2018
Flute : Renata Kambarova
Violin : Marion Borgel
Clarinet : Benjamin Maneyrol
Piano : Gian Ponte
Cello : Diego Coutinho

Gérard Grisey - Talea (1986)

Guy Pelletier, flute
Lori Freedman, bass clarinet
Brigitte Poulin, piano
live performance, 2014

Paolo Perezzani - Il volto della notte (1987) fl, bcl, pno

Mathieu Lacroix is a French-Canadian composer working in Norway. His music is performed in many countries on three continents and several festival. He is artistic co-director of Electroacoustic Trondheim (EA -T). He is also a member of the Electric Audio Unit with Natasha Barrett and Ernst van der Loo. In 2021 he completed a PhD thesis on synchronization strategies in mixed music. His music aims to make electronics and acoustic performers react to each other and interpret music together as a living ecosystem. His inspirations come from nature, literature, languages, and many types of music, from contemporary to extreme metal and avant-prog. He also plays bass and Chapman Stick, and works as a producer and sound engineer. He is currently a guest lecturer at various universities and has an associate professorship in composition and music production at Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences.

Header picture by Eivind Nakken 2017, used with kind permission - http://www.eivindnakken.com/

Waves Of Guilt - 2021 - Binaural

Mathieu Lacroix

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