Wooden Cities:

Christopher Culp, clarinet
Evan Courtin, violin
T.J. Bordin, cello
Michael McNeill, piano

Halve Time (quartet after Zeno) [2012]

Recorded live https://soundcloud.com/maxiradioleiden on March 16th, 2024 at 7pm 

Adam Friedland Show ‘ let me tell you about my upbringing’ 
Luke Vibert - Come on Chaos
Q3A - Untitled 
DMO - Fifteen
Bookworms - STE-017
JSSL - Fake Facade 
Pangaea - Changing Channels 
Sami Su Young - Light Touch
Skudge - Basement
Beste Hira - Pool G
Surusinghe - Bet 
PJJSB - Novice + Longmont Potion Castle ‘Boo Boo Diggy’
Dold - Rider
Fukumachi - Gijoe
Human Inferno - Brexit Rid’em
ARKVS - Crave Slave
Atrice - Type B
Amandra & Karim - Sqala 3
Dario Zenker - Jah True
Longmont Potion Castle - ‘Wands’

him.saint @ Maxi Radio March 16th 2024

An unseen landscape in 300 GHz consists of field recordings of a wide band of the radio range of the electromagnetic spectrum made in so-called Erie, PA in March 2024.  Following in the tradition of Christina Kubisch's Electrical Walks, the piece is an investigation of the invisible topography of environmental radiation produced by electrical devices like neon advertisements, traffic signals, ATMs, and other facilitators of communication, surveillance, capital, and art.  The majority of these recordings were made inside FEED Media Art Center, and include documentation of the colors and rhythms of the radiation produced by the digital artworks exhibited in the space, including Alex "lonesav" Staley and Dr. Moiya McTier's Eclipsing Stars project.  FEED's enormous collection of cathode-ray tube TVs and LCD projectors created a dynamic panorama of longwave radiation and vivid interferences.  Additional recordings were taken from an outdoor electrical walk down the city's central State Street.

An unseen landscape in 300 GHz

Karl Larson - Canopy

Nathan Heidelberger composes diverse instrumental and vocal music. Currently a Presidential Fellow and PhD candidate at the University at Buffalo, Nathan also holds undergraduate degrees in Composition and English from Oberlin College and Conservatory, where he was awarded the Walter E. Aschaffenburg Composition Prize. His primary teachers have included David Felder, Lewis Nielson, and Richard Carrick.

Nathan was a composition fellow at the Tanglewood Music Center in summer of 2013 and at the Aspen Music Festival in the summer of 2012. He has also participated in the Copland House CULTIVATE Institute, June in Buffalo, and a residency at the Banff Centre. His music has been performed by such groups as the New Fromm Players, Ensemble Court Circuit, Ensemble Linea, Norbotten NEO, the Slee Sinfonietta, and the Oberlin Contemporary Music Ensemble. His composition Of songs for soprano and string quartet was awarded the 2010 Frank Robert Abel Prize from the University of Louisville.

Sometimes a pianist and a horn player, Nathan focuses on performing the contemporary repertoire. He is a founding member of Wooden Cities, an ensemble committed to introducing new music to audiences throughout Western New York. As an undergrad, he worked closely with Helmut Lachenmann during the composer’s 2008 residency at Oberlin to prepare his solo piano works Echo Andante and Ein Kinderpsiel.


Halve Time (quartet after Zeno) [2012]

Nathan Heidelberger

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