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[va] Stockholm Electronic Arts Award and emsPrize 1995-2004 Caprice | CAP 22057 | 2005
2. Christian Banasik: … letzte Gebaerde oftener Muender (1998-99) 15m41s cap_22057-1.2 | 12954 |Composer: Christian Banasik 3. Miguel Azguime: La Dicible enfin fini (2003) 8m47s cap_22057-1.3 | 12955 |Composer: Miguel Azguime 4. Stephan Dunkelman: Metharcana (1998) 9m05s cap_22057-1.4 | 13885 |Composer: Stephan Dunkelman Premiere: November 1998, (Brussels, Belgium) Metharcana was produced using material intended for a dance production. Starting from the idea that works of this type explore time within a defined space, I became interested in developing a paradox of this interweaving of dance and music—by exploring the use of space within a timeframe defined by the choreographic structure. It is this interaction that I have tried to transpose into this concert piece where two seemingly ill-matched sonic worlds are brought together and treated with the morpho-dynamic analogies that make the relationship viable and suggest a different listening experience—that of a neglected “a-concrete” voice. [English translation: Tom Carter] Metharcana was realized, with the support of the Communauté française de Belgique, in the composer’s studio in 1998 and premiered in November 1998 during the 5th International Acousmatic Festival L’Espace du son (Brussels, Belgium). I would like to thank choreographer Michèle Noiret for giving me the opportunity to work in the dance field and to Emmanuel Favreau, from Ina-GRM, for providing me with the GRM Tools software, a precious musical toolbox. Metharcana was awarded the First Prize at the Stockholm Electronic Arts Award (Sweden, 1998). 5. Erik Peters: Allt som ligger under snön är gratis (1999) 12m33s cap_22057-1.5 | 12957 |Composer: Erik Peters 6. Bill Brunson: Creature Comforts (1998) 17m10s cap_22057-1.6 | 12958 |Composer: Bill Brunson 1. Jason Ernest Geistweidt: A letter from the trenches of Adrianopolis… (2004) 9m06s cap_22057-2.1 | 12960 |Composer: Jason Ernest Geistweidt 2. Hanna Hartman: Die Schrauben, die die Welt zusammenhalten (2001) 16m34s cap_22057-2.2 | 13536 |Composer: Hanna Hartman 5. Francesco Boschetto: Your Heart is a Red Train (1994-95) 12m21s cap_22057-2.5 | 12964 |Composer: Francesco Boschetto 6. Gilles Gobeil: Nuit cendre (1995) 12m19s cap_22057-2.6 | 13821 |Composer: Gilles Gobeil Commission: Codes d’accès, Musiques & Recherches, with support from the CCA Premiere: February 27, 1996, L’orchestre de haut-parleurs 1, Échange Québec-Belgique, Agora de la danse (Montréal, Québec) (Embers Night) Free adaptation of the facinating images of the underworlds of Voyage au centre de la terre (A Journey to the Center of the Earth) (1864) by Jules Verne (1828-1905). Nuit cendre was realized in the composer’s studio in Montréal in 1995 and premiered on February 27, 1996 during the L’orchestre de haut-parleurs concert coproduced by Codes d’accès and Réseaux at Agora de la danse in Montréal. This piece was co-commissionned by Codes d’accès (Montréal) and Musiques & Recherches (Ohain, Belgium) with the assistance of the Canada Council for the Arts. Nuit cendre was awarded the Prize of the Stockholm Electronics Arts Award (Stockholm, Sweden, 1997), the First Pirze and the Public Prize at the 2nd Concurso Internacional de Música Eletroacústica de São Paulo (CIMESP ’97, Brazil). This work was further presented at the World Music Days 1998 in Manchester (United Kingdom) and at the ICMC ’99 (International Computer Music Conference) in Beijing (China). Nuit cendre was recorded on the compact disc Musica Maximalista 4: II CIMESP 1997 in 1997. electrocd.com [va]: Winner Takes All: track detail |
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