Resonances (a)
for wind instruments (2014)
premiered by the ELISION Ensemble, Bing Concert Hall, 2014
Peter Veale, oboe and english horn
Richard Haynes, Bb clarinet and Eb clarinet
Carl Rosman, Bb clarinet and bass clarinet
Tristram Williams, C trumpet
Ben Marks, trombone
conducted by Peter Neville
mixing by Basar Under
score published by Edition Gravis
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The research behind Resonances was guided by the following two questions:
(1) Is it possible to generate a network of polyphony stemming from the cross-correlations of timbral morphologies, which could be used to trace multidimensional contours of virtual sonic-temporal images interfacing with space?
(2) If so, what kind of positionings would this network entail and enable in relation to subjectivity and space?
Focusing on the deviation degrees of complex acoustic properties, Resonances (a) is an effort to bring multidimensional geometry in relation to timbral domain in order to articulate spatial characteristics of acoustic instruments in coherent ways, and to color the properties of resonance and reflection in portraying a perceived or illusionary space.
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"New Voice: Turgut Erçetin" by F. D. Leone (in English).
"Gezi’nin ses dünyası," by Ayşegül Özbek (September 21, 2013, in Turkish). Originally published in Cumhuriyet.
