demooD
Post-apocalyptic piano miniature, written for and played by Hagai Yodan for his 60 SECONDS collection of piano miniatures. Hagai Yodan, piano...
notation / open form
algo_altar
For ensemble and computer-controlled organ, commissioned and played by ensemble CatchPenny, Orgelpark (Amsterdam)...
ep.timism: net zero
For amplified bass flute, violin, cello, contrabass, and soundtrack. Commissioned and played by Eutopia Ensemble, Palazzo Tursi, Genova...
hasara
For ensemble (open instrumentation). The musicians alternate between solo and group playing, and the work also features voices however without prescribed text, resulting in pseudo language open for free interpretation....
Stations and Journeys
Stations and Journeys is a notated / open score work for ensemble (of at least 8 musicians). The work was commissioned by Ensemble Modelo62....
Trembling Time
For two pianos. The work explores elasticity of rhythm: through constant stretching and shrinking of the pulse I create a fictitious musical dimension in which the beat becomes a liquid-like element – rather than a periodic, monotonous pulse. Recorded at the A. Schönberg zaal , the...
[ untitled, for ensemble and electronics ]
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) ...
Seven Different Ways of Getting Lost
for ensemble (cl, b.cl, hrn, 2perc, vl, vla, vcl, db) 31 March 2010, Amsterdam conservatory, ASKO Ensemble, Bas Wiegers (cond.) Seven Different Ways of Getting Lost was composed for the ASKO ensemble, an early attempt to explicitly introduce flexibility into a written score. I was trying to balance between these...
[ untitled, for young string players ]
A work for young string players, commissioned and played by Josep Manresa and the Corelli Orchestra (ages 12-15, Vila-seca conservatory, Catalonia)...
[ live music for silent film ]
Live soundtracks for silent movies have a double role: they serve both an autonomous musical score, accompanying the movie's narrative, highlighting climax point and creating subtle psychological subtexts; at the same time, they fill in the 'missing' post-production effects of this silent-film era masterpiece. These...
