Rings: Paths and Passing explores themes of loss, inner-antagonism, and transformation. Grounding this exploration is the movement of sound through the ensemble and a poem by Rainer Marie Rilke: ich lebe mein Leben in wachsenden Ringen // “I live my life in growing rings.”

Rings: Paths And Passing

"Studies in Space: Nos. 2 & 3" was written as part of a collaboration between Manhattan School of Music and The Hoch Schule für Musik Franz Liszt. It continues a series of pieces that originated with "The Sakura Park Project," an installation that aimed to illuminate the role of the eponymous park in its New York City neighborhood. In the same vein, this work attempts to both make the collision of New York and Weimar unmissable and bring about an awareness of the concert hall the work is performed in. The text of the work is sourced from paragraphs the performers wrote about their relationship to their city.

Studies In Space: Nos. 2 & 3

A Daily Practice for Failed Oracles loosely portrays the interaction between an anxious mind and the body. It was written for Marius Staible, whom I thank for his input, advice, and artistry.

A Daily Practice For Failed Oracles

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Monomultiphonic relentlessly focuses on one combination of sounds and invites you to sit with your response to them: to watch your perception of the sound as well as your reaction to it change over time.

William Bolles-Beaven

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