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Commissioned and premiered by the Israeli ensemble Musica Nova Consort, this version of the hasBara is written for instruments and live-electronics. For the latter, I processed voice samples of several Israeli political public figures ...

SLIL (in Hebrew: reel, e.g. a tape reel) is a live-electronics work. It can be performed as solo work for a computer musician or as an interaction between live-electronics and other improvising musicians. It is programmed in SuperCollider as a live-electronics interface for free improvisation. Solo...

The work features speech segments by D. Trump, with the original images warped (slow / fast motion) and the sound replaced by a virtual 'orchestra' of improvisers (the material was assembled after posting an online call for participants). The result: a partially humorist, partially horrifying...

Live soundtrack for Jean Epstein’s silent film The Faithful Heart (1923). Together with Ziv Taubenfeld (b. clarinet), Marie Guilleray (voice, electronics), Onno Govaert (percussion), and myself (bass)....

hasBara is an ensemble work for any instrument (or voices). The open score calls for improvisation, and directs the musicians to alternate between solo and group playing. The work was commissioned by Musica Nova consort (see earlier version), and later performed by Mutu ensemble (video...

Stations and Journeys is a notated / open score work for ensemble (of at least 8 musicians). The work was commissioned by Ensemble Modelo62....

 Debris – A new track by Roberto Garreton and myself (recorded by Jan T.V. Falkenstein), Featured on the massive release audio-DH. Conceived and directed by Francisco López, audio-DH is a collaborative project of epic proportions that weaves the sounds of 250 of The Hague’s creative...

A new track by Roberto Garreton & Ilya Ziblat duo is now available, in a compilation released by Laboratorio Klem (Zawp Records, Bilbao): La Escucha Errante by Various Artists recorded live at the La Escucha Errante sonic arts festival, ZawpLab, Bilbao in 2014  ...

An excerpt from a live recording which concluded our residency at studio LOOS, the Hague (march 2012). Live video art by Daniel Slabosky. Based on texts by Yossel Birstein, narrated by me and processed live by Maya Felixbrodt. ...

Live soundtrack for F. W. Murnau's Nosferatu (1922). For percussion, bass, live-electronics....

Recorded live in haTeiva, Tel Aviv (5.4.2014). Performed by Elisenda Pujals (voice) and Ilya ziblat (bass). This work by Janco Verduin features pre-recorded tracks and live performance.

Music for electric guitar, contrabass and electronics. Exploring borders and shared zones between instrumental playing and computer responsive systems - a manifestation of free will and, at times arbitrary, feedback. The compositions are partially structured, partially improvised, suggesting outlines of tonality and of free improvisation.    ...

Trembling Time (for two pianists) explores elasticity of rhythm. Through constant stretching and shrinking of the pulse I am trying to create a fictitious musical dimension in which the beat becomes almost a liquid-like musical element, rather than dictates by an even and constant pulse....

  The Instrument is an interactive live-electronics computer system programmed in SuperCollider. The computer can be triggered by any number of pitch-producing resonating object – musical instruments or any kind of objects. There is no score or any instructions, and no limit on the length of...

On the verge between acoustic and electronic, improvised and composed, Hatzatz ("gravel" in Hebrew) was an experimental trio, active between 2010-2013. The music was created through a collaborative working process and featured improvisation as much as pre-composed structures. Hatzatz often collaborated with visual artists (live...

  Commissioned by ensemble Meitar. For fl. cl. vl. vla. vcl. pno. and live-electronics Premiere: 5 July 2012 Levontin 7, Tel Aviv, Israel (ensemble Meitar, cond. Guy Feder)     ...

For viola, contrabass, and electronics (computer and MIDI keyboard, played by a third musician). dur. 15′ Duration: 15' Premiere: 20 January 2011, Studio LOOS, the Hague   As suggested by the title (which could be translated from Spanish as: “mode of remembering, mode of forgetting”), MRMO deal with the limitations of...

A miniature work for ensemble (trb, a.sax, t.sax, e.guit, pno, perc), performed by Ensemble Klang....

Slowly They Padded Along is a composition for woodwind trio (flute-clarinet-bassoon). It was performed at the NutsHuis, the Hague. The players are walking around the audience while performing their parts in a set "choreography", exploring the special acoustic possibilities of the hall (which used to...

The work, for young string instrument players, was commissioned by conductor Josep Manresa for the Corelli Orchestra (Vila-seca conservatory, Catalonya). It is a "didactic" composition, aimed  to introduce 20th century instrumental techniques and improvisation for young musicians (ages 12-15). I had the amazing opportunity to work with these young – and extremely serious – players, and to see how they interpret my ideas about composition and improvisation in the most inquisitive and engaged way.

A work for string orchestra. The recording took place on 13 November 2009 at the National Bank hall, Belgrade. Played by St. George strings and Bojan Suđić (cond.)...