noiz//elektrorauschen  • Pfarrkirche St. Nikolaus Innsbruck • organ - Alexander Bauer • 25.9.2024

Cloud 11

12/6/2024, reaktor, wien
airborne extended
Elena Gabbrielli, bassflute
Caroline Mayrhofer, recorder
Tina Zerdin, harp
Gośka Isphording, harpsichord

volatile (2024)

KOFFEESKAPES VOL I (2024)

Samuele Ferrari: Electric Guitar & Live Electronics
Nicolas Speda: Digital Synth & Live Coding
Tibor Kovacs: Analog Synth

session 2 18/01

Samuele Ferrari: Electric Guitar & Live Electronics
Nicolas Speda: Digital Synth & Live Coding
Tibor Kovacs: Modular Synth

session 1 18/01

Commissioned by Cantando Admont, funded by the GEMA Entwicklungsstipendium Neustart Kultur and supported by Styria-Artist-in-Residence of the City of Graz

Ray Ray of Light is a continuation of my research into translating digital audio processes—namely sampling—into the analog world of score writing. This research is embedded in the wider concern of trying to think (of) music towards its nonlinear, nondirectional sides; to think (of) music as existing more in space than in time; to think (of) music as a spatial art. There isn’t any meaning of this music hidden in the depth of its structure—its meaning exists right on and as the surface.

Following the logics of sampling—the ultimate postmodern, intertextual musical gesture—Ray Ray of Light is taking snippets of pre-modern, 12th century music and constantly rearranges cut-outs of musical gestures into a flickering static that blurs the boundary between gesture and texture, between foreground and background. The singers become a sampler—a sampler that glitches and in embracing these glitches creates jarred, jagged sculptures of sound that exist as an afterimage in the microscopic interstices connecting the almost-simultaneity of multiple, musical presents.

Ray Ray of Light is written in loving memory of Ryan Muncy.

Premiered by Cantando Admont:
Hugo Paulsson Stove, Bernd Lambauer, Matias Bocchio, Ulfried Staber.
Conductor: Cordula Bürgi

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Graz, AT
October 27th, 2022

Ray Ray of Light

Lead (2024)

For Bass Flute, Bass Clarinet, Piano, Viola, Cello and Electronics

Performed by NAMES
Conductor: Dou Huang

Kleines Studio, Mozarteum, 10.01.2025


Bass Flute: Marina Iglesias
Bass Clarinet: Marco Sala
Piano: Matthias Leboucher
Viola: Anna Lindenbaum
Cello: Leo Morello
Electronics: Alexander Bauer

Lead (2024)

nachWelle (2024)

Performance by Cantando Admont
Recording by Sam Auinger

weLLe. 
eine Welle, angestoßen.
eine neue Welle, nachgeschoben. 
eine kleine Welle, fast übersehen.
eine große Welle, aufgebaut.
eine starke Welle, fällt zusammen
eine langsame Welle, rollt heran.
eine weitere Welle. 
zieht mit, zieht nach, zieht vorbei.


Comissioned by the Diözese Linz as part of the "Komponieren in Himmlischer Höhe" composers workhop. 

Cantando Admont: 
Cordula Bürgi - Director
Elina Viluma-Helling 
Filippa Möres-Busch
Kaoko Amano
Feride Büyükdenktas-Heuser
Hugo Paulsson Stove
Bernd Lambauer
Ulfried Staber
June Young Kim

nachWelle

Snippet from one of our drone sessions on the 18/01/2025

Tibor Victor Hugo Kovács - modular synth
Nicolas Speda - digital synth, live coding
Samuele Giulio Ferrari - electric guitar, live electronics

Drone Day Salzburg 
03/06/2025
Kollegienkirche, Salzburg
15:00 - 22:00

Lead (2024)

Samuele Giulio Ferrari

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