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Sogno 102

Monash University
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for bass flute, bass clarinet, cello, viola, piano and electronics.
Premiere: Inner Space Program, Decibel new music ensemble, Palermo, December 8 2013.
Australasian Computer Music Conference, Melbourne, July 2014
International Computer Music Conference, Athens, Greece, August 2014.
Inner Space - The Giacinto Scelsi Project, Melbourne, November 2014, Perth, May 2015

Featured on Cat Hope 'Ephemeral Rivers' CD, Hat[now]ART 200

This work is dedicated to Giacinto Scelsi, and is a reflection on the book, Sogno 101. This book is made up of transcriptions of Scelsi's audio recordings. This piece reflects this method by sampling the live instruments, playing them back in a tape like score. The piece also uses many playing techniques similar to those used by Scelsi. Contact the composer for the computer program, or make your own that samples the instruments at the points shown, as sine tones.

"...the listener was drawn into a magical sonic world of considerable expressive depth." Lisa MacKinney, Limelight Magazine.


Issued: 2019-8-27

Created: 2019-09-03

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ACN 633 798 857