Current Projects
New Composition, as yet untitled and awaiting a title, text, art work
and eventual publication. As with all my other works, this one took a
while to complete because I started with one set of sounds and
gradually replaced them with others over the weeks and months. The
primary timbre is the inside of a large oven. With trimmings.
An Atlas of Instabilities (with Giancarlo Toniutti). This book of dialogues
critically examines music and musical behaviour from the perspective of
various scientific, artistic and social disciplines. Anticipated 2021.
Arcadian Meadows, a performance and recording project
investigating ambient music for electric guitar, in particular Brian Eno's
original concept that the music should "accommodate many levels of
listening attention without enforcing one in particular; it must be as
ignorable as it is interesting." (Listen on Bandcamp)
the quiet project, (in-progress). This performance project stemmed
from my research into small instrument design and building in which the
music is unamplified yet quietly complex and differentiated. Performances
are site-specific - the portability of individual sound sources allows the
performer to take advantage of given architectural features.
New Composition, as yet untitled and awaiting a title, text, art work
and eventual publication. As with all my other works, this one took a
while to complete because I started with one set of sounds and
gradually replaced them with others over the weeks and months. The
primary timbre is the inside of a large oven. With trimmings.
An Atlas of Instabilities (with Giancarlo Toniutti). This book of dialogues
critically examines music and musical behaviour from the perspective of
various scientific, artistic and social disciplines. Anticipated 2021.
Arcadian Meadows, a performance and recording project
investigating ambient music for electric guitar, in particular Brian Eno's
original concept that the music should "accommodate many levels of
listening attention without enforcing one in particular; it must be as
ignorable as it is interesting." (Listen on Bandcamp)
the quiet project, (in-progress). This performance project stemmed
from my research into small instrument design and building in which the
music is unamplified yet quietly complex and differentiated. Performances
are site-specific - the portability of individual sound sources allows the
performer to take advantage of given architectural features.