Tarun Spirit

Trimutri is based on the three main gods in Hinduism, Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. In Hinduism it is believed that the ‘Trimurti’ are responsible for creation itself, Brahma the creator, Vishnu the preserver, and Shiva the Destroyer. Together they form the Trimurti (Sanskrit for three forms) also known as trinity. I chose this trinity as inspiration for my suite as I wanted to link it back to my Hindu roots. With this in mind I have structure this suite in a way to dedicate a miniature to each god. The first miniature Brahma, focuses on the creation of sound, hinting towards more possibilities. The second miniature Vishnu, focuses on the development of sound, beginning with the organic source to slowly evolving towards something new. The third miniature ‘Shiva’, focuses on the evolution of sound, embracing its new form.

Sound Sources:
o	Meditation Bowl
o	Indian toy Drum
o	Fire
o	Water

Trimurti - Vishnu - Electroacoustic

Trimurti - Mahesh - Electroacoustic

Trimurti - Brahmā - Electroacoustic

Remiclud
‘Remiclud’ is about the construction of the original source beginning with the body of the instrument, followed by its musical contents thereafter. A common theme in my EA compositions is that the journey begins with the original source and then develops through manipulation. I thought, why not reverse my form and turn the piece into a game. ‘Remiclud’ evokes the constant search for the original source. Can you identify the original source?

Rutik Joshi