Marco Lucchi : toy harp and synthesizer
Rocco Saviano : electric guitar

music by Marco Lucchi
with contributions from Rocco Saviano

for "origami", a project by Marco Lucchi
https://soundcloud.com/marcolucchi/sets/toy-harp

gennaio 2022

Marco Lucchi & Rocco Saviano - Toy 1

Study of hocketed diverging intervals and cloud harmony.
For two pianos, marimba and processed lap steel
Composed arranged and produced by
Brian Ledwidge Flynn
Dortmund 2022

Incongruous Order #7 • For two pianos, marimba and processed lap steel

The original idea for this track came when I took delivery of a new toy a EMF v1.2 which is a handheld device that lets you listen to electromagnetic fields. I used this to record (using an old Olympus dicataphone) the sounds coming from my Android phone and with the EMF connected up to my Behringer Neutron synth to filter the sounds. This sample was then loaded up into the AU app on my iPad and then manipulated with the effects Bleass Slow Machine and Rymdigare.

Music For Schools Vol 2 (3 - Electromagnetism)

A moment of your time please [49]

Music Composed, Arranged, Performed & Produced by Liam J Boyle

Trust No-one

Trust No One

Roberto B (@mgxloop and @volt5000) and I now present the 3rd track, "To Those Future Young People", in our work-in-progress joint album of late 2022 - and we hope that you'll enjoy it, as much as the earlier tracks and our earlier collaborative albums (all of them exclusively and freely available here on SoundCloud - in my Albums section).

The track was created in collaboration on 27 September 2022 (initial composition, recording and mix in GarageBand iOS and Logic Pro X by Alex M), 2 October 2022 (subsequent composition, recording and mix in MAGIX by Roberto B), and 6-7 October 2022 (additional arrangement, recording and final mix in Logic Pro X by Alex M), and posted here on SoundCloud on 8 October 2022 (by Alex M), before the album as a whole. We acknowledge the use of vocal samples from MAGIX selected and integrated by Roberto B.

The artwork cover for the track is based on a photo by Alex M of 1 September 2022 (a beach in a bay of the Atlantic Ocean near La Faute-sur-mer, France) cropped and annotated in Mac OS Preview by Alex M on 6 October 2022 - in coordination and agreement with Roberto B.

Duration: 8:18 minutes

To Those Future Young People - Roberto B & Alex M

You are my world

SEIZURES - How To Avoid Euphoria

Premiere performance by ELISION Ensemble on December 15th, 2024 at the Melbourne Recital Centre.

Harry Ward, violin
Freya Schack-Arnott, cello

[pictured: "Bloc de glace, forêt de Fontainebleau" by Charlotte Perriand]

Pnema II (2020) for violin and cello

Jon Yu is a Taiwanese-American composer whose music explores notions of ritual, utility, and excess. His recent works focus on sculptural elements in electroacoustic instrumental music.

His music has been performed internationally by ensembles and soloists including Mivos Quartet, Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart, loadbang, Wet Ink Ensemble, AuditivVokal Dresden, Eco Ensemble, Earplay, AsianArt Ensemble, haegeum player Soo Yeon Lyuh, and percussionist Oded Geizhals. His music has been presented at June in Buffalo, Dian Red Kechil, Darmstadt Ferienkurse, Pacific Rim Music Festival, Festival Musica, Festival Barcelona Modern, impuls Festival, outHEAR New Music Week, and IRCAM ManiFeste. He was the recipient of the 2017 Mivos/Kanter Prize for his string quartet O reche modo, and was the laureate of the Prix Alain Baltes for his vocal sextet PEK TI. From 2018-19, he was in residence in Paris at Cité internationale des arts as a fellow of the George Ladd Prix de Paris. He returned to Paris in 2020-21 to study in the Cursus Program on Composition and Computer Music at IRCAM under Thierry De Mey. He was awarded with a MacDowell Fellowship in 2024. 

Jon completed his PhD in Music Composition at UC Berkeley, where he studied with Franck Bedrossian, Ken Ueno, and Edmund Campion. He holds a Master’s degree from San Francisco State University, where he studied with Benjamin Sabey. He has also studied privately with Steven Kazuo Takasugi, Rebecca Saunders, and Pierluigi Billone. He currently teaches music theory, composition, orchestration, and musicianship as a lecturer at San José State University and UC Berkeley.

Pnema II (2020) for violin and cello

Jon Yu

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