Subject of »Tensile Elements« are special kinds of elements, characterised by their quality of sound, their movement and interaction. Elements pass through the space, defining it, having almost materiality but still being bodiless. Concentrations and disintegrations happen, the elements seem to have almost their own way of behaviour.
(8 MB)
The piece starts with a slightly inhomogeneous field of noise. Gradually this field becomes harmonic- pitched and vibrating. Suddenly it generates several sound- objects, which get denser and denser. The sound- objects come to life, start to move and to interact.
(10.4 MB)
There is a game of interaction, kind of a fight between two different kinds of elements in this piece: The continuous ones, the clouds, which get at some point counterpointed by its opponents, the wooden - like, discrete sounds.
(14.2 MB)
This piece is kind of a dialogue between two kinds of elements: The environment (= building) and its moving »inhabitants«.
(8.6 MB)
This composition deals with the subjects like space- reconfiguration by sound -elements, densification and disintegration, the relationship and distribution of elements in space and time, change... but space can be also inner space, space in-between the sound-grain- clusters, more or less defined by these objects. The objects, elements and events in the piece appear and vanish naturally, process -like, always changing, responding, and developing.
(11.1 MB)
This piece deals a lot with the gas- like quality of the sound, its position/ movement in space and the continuous transition between single sounds towards a multitude of particles and vice versa, generating different states of order and disorder, according to the energy/ velocity, the particles seem to have. As the energy decreases, order increases. Also complex shapes are generated by superimposition while this process takes place.
(7.5 MB)
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