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ZIGWME 2018.
composed for and performed by the Del Sol String 4tet |
AdENDDA is composed of a singular, repeated rhythmic phrase, virtually un-notatable; its nuance existing in the cracks of delineated beats in a measure. The phrase has a melodic shape, but has no determinate pitch, clef, key nor register, all of which are interpreted by the individual performers. The result of this freedom is intended to highlight the melodic contour without any tonality. AdENDDA is notated on a six-line staff to further destabilize a conventional reading of pitches and intervals. The static rhythmic phrase becomes a filter through which to hear shifting, serialized accent patterns and displaced melodic fragments from an exhaustive number of perspectives or orientations.
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I Am Smiling At You (2015) for 4 woodwinds, electronics, and percussion. score
composed in response to text piece by artist Mel Bochner, for the exhibition Glomar III: If Such Information Were To Exist. Redling Fine Art, Los Angeles. link Chris Speed, Damon Zick, Ulrich Krieger, Brian Walsh: woodwinds. Isaac Schankler: electronics. Corey Fogel: Percussion |
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SPUN-OFF MUSIC [Vos iz Abspaltung (musik)? danken!] (2012)
for chamber ensemble. score Written for Storefront Plaza installation by artist Nate Page. link. Two halves of the ensemble are positioned on either side of a glass window, sonically isolated. Strategic visual cues, conduction and improvisation are employed to direct the piece. Eric Clark, Andrew Tholl: vln, Cassia Streb, Ezra Buchla: vla Isaac Takeuchi, James Barry: clo. John Graves, Jeff Schwartz: bs. Kat Nockels, Jon Stehny: bassoon. Leah Paul, Christine Tavolacci: flute. Alicia Byer, Alex Sramek: clarinet. Corey Fogel: percussion. |
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I-V (2014)
for variable ensemble. score Eric Clark: vln. Cassia Streb: vla. Aniela Perry, Akina Cox: clo, Jake Rosenzweig: bs. Christine Tavolacci, Leah Paul: flutes. Corey Fogel: percussion . |
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Poem for 5 (2012)
for variable ensemble. score Jeff Roberts: gucin / electronics. Richard Teitelbaum: piano/electronics. Jacob Heule, James Borchers, Corey Fogel: percussion |
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