momentum "I": death & escape (2019)
for bass flute and live electronics

Premier performance:

20th Weimarer Frühjahrstage für zeitgenössische Musik
Weimar, Germany April 26th, 2019

The piece was written for and heartily dedicated to Carin Levine.

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20th Weimarer Frühjahrstage für zeitgenössische Musik

momentum "I": death & escape” is a piece for bass flute and live electronics composed in 2019 and was commissioned by the 20th Weimarer Frühjahrstage für zeitgenössische Musik Weimar. The piece is developing a continuum of repetitive, rhythmic models which are in a constant counterpoint with counter-repetitive live-generated electronic sounds. The acoustic image of the live electronics is filtered by impulse responses, derived from the resonant parts of the bass flute. The ultimate goal is the creation of an electrified, electroacoustic experience that is characterized by acoustic hybridity and extends the sonic vocabulary of the bass flute. The piece was written for and is heartily dedicated to Carin Levine. 

 
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