Showing posts with label Brian Ferneyhough. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brian Ferneyhough. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 18, 2023

"Verna Blase Tomassi" (A Compaction Music). Recording on SoundCloud







"Verna Blase Tomassi" (A Compaction Music) for Chamber Ensemble, Shortwave Radio, Voice, and Modified Ultra WideBand Transformer 

Bil Smith Composer



From Dan Tramte, "Ursatzing the Unursatzable"



Trailer to Dan's project Ursatzing the unursatzable.


"This work blurs the distinction between composition and theory by transforming the latter into a creative practice such as the former, and thus packaging the two into a ‘meta-art-form.’ 


Indeed, the composer/theorist’s virtuosity is measured by two factors: 1) his/her ability to find new and elegant methods to execute the analysis on the spot, and 2) the difficulty level of analysis for the piece at hand. 

I have, and will continue to analyze works by 1960s American Experimentalists (e.g., John Cage, Earle Brown, etc.), New Conceptualists (e.g., Johannes Kreidler), Compaction composers (e.g., Bil Smith Composer), and many more."

-Dan Tramte


Thursday, April 16, 2020

Temblors Rising From Under The Pool. For Ensemble

Temblors Rising From Under The Pool

For Ensemble

Bil Smith Composer

2016

Recognizing how numerous experiments have demonstrated that notational systems have the ability to bond tightly, this work grafts idiomatic passages together so that different themes and registers are spliced in a sort of intellectual surrealism.