Sunday, May 8, 2016

Post Influenza + The Philosopher's Goods for Xylophone

                          Post Influenza + The Philosopher's Goods for Xylophone

"Does Their Determining Factor Reside In Their Prior Inscriptibility Or In Their Inscription?" The Recording.






"Does Their Determining Factor Reside In Their Prior Inscriptibility Or In Their Inscription?" 
Bil Smith Composer (2011+)
For Chamber Orchestra, Allele Adsorbtion (Viola), Inverted Cryoacceleration Plasmotransmutation (French Horn), Polonium Oscillation (Oboe), Titanium Techno-Ionization (Tuba), Unlimited Crystosolution (English Horn), Xenon Aquasaturation (Alto Flute), Revised Albedo Solution (Trombone/Bass Trombone), Rotating Buffer Configuration (B Flat Clarinet), Cytoaccretion ( Bell Tower), Delta Wave Hypno-oxidation (Timpani), Fractional Hydrocarbon Osmosis (Accordion), and Irradiated Auto-splicing (Guitar).

Rotating Buffer Configuration


CryoAccelerator


"The Biologist's Quiet Angular Mind" (2012-2014). Bil Smith Composer: (Circos and Centre Pompidou, 2013)



"The Biologist's Quiet Angular Mind" (2012-2014). 


Composition for Alto Clarinet, Zenith Trombone, Bass Trombone, Viola, Tusk Horn and a Choir of Ten (10) 'C' Flutes. 

Premiere July 2, 2014; New York, NY. 

Performance funded by Brand Acumen and Petronas.




"Forgotten Algebra Of The Random Sky"




"Forgotten Algebra Of The Random Sky"
for Orchestra and Melodaphone Hyperbare, Membrane de Platine Tronquée, Néodyme Accéléré Trompette à Coulisse, Résonance des Hydrocarbures, Hadril Isotopique, Transparent Chambre de Cloud Peresium Bols, Yttranium non Conducteur et Opaque Rhodogen
Bil Smith Composer (2013)
The Recording On Soundcloud:

"Augmented Attempts at Rendering" for Orchestra, Primarily Strings - Bil Smith Composer



"Augmented Attempts at Rendering" for Orchestra, Primarily Strings - Bil Smith Composer
In 2012, I was asked to create a work based on a defined aesthetic which I was well aware of, but was outside of my comfort zone...so to speak. This is a commission from SAP and I am thankful for their trust and willingness to explore.
This is from a live recording in November, 2012 at BAM.
Recording on SoundCloud: