What Time is it There? explores the feeling of being in one time zone, while a loved one is in another time zone. It is written for those who have experienced the strange sensation of talking with someone over the telephone, while it is dawn for one, and dusk for another.

The piece includes piano, organ and marimba, and loosely inspired by the contrasting polyrhythms found in Pierre Boulez’s Répons and Sur Incises.

Michael Vincent - What Time is it There?

A command for the waves; time itself obeys.

This piece was accomplished by reversing and slowing down a choral sample and adding lush reverberance.  

Alfred Brown - Be Still

A brief soundtrack to the Moberly–Jourdain incident.

The Communal Time Machine