Chance is one of four pieces commissioned for and performed by pianist Sonya Lifschitz. As for the whole suite, this piece (loosely) references a Brahms work: In this case Study No.5 (for left hand alone) after Bach's Chaconne. The computer materials are not pre-recorded but created in real-time from the piano performance. These pieces were composed between late 2011 and early 2012 and received their first performance in September 2012 in Melbourne. This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body.

Chance - from Four Pieces for Piano and Computer

Leftfield beat music, electroacoustic and experimental (really experimental, not just 'tagged' as such) float this boat. 'Recipes are useful  if you want what's been cooked before'.

Real-time interactive and improvisatory musical experiences. Likes playing with and responding to unpredictable systems in a live context. 
Composer and performer of experimental music. 


Studied with Larry Sitsky and David Worrall at the Australian National University. 
Involved in various musical and multimedia collaborations. 
Simulus, Metraform, Vox Moment.

Μουσικογράφος/κριτικός/ερευνητής/συγγραφέας
Δημιουργός/κάτοχος του "Αρχείου Ελλήνων Μουσουργών Θωμά Ταμβάκου"
Επίτιμο μέλος Ενώσεως Ελλήνων Μουσουργών

Chance - from Four Pieces for Piano and Computer

Steve Stelios Adam