Compositions
soft brown wax (2019) for brass, feedback piano, and fixed media
TILT Brass and William Dougherty
DiMenna Center, New York
old red barn (2021) for violin, viola, cello, bass clarinet, electric guitar, and fixed media
Distractfold
International Anthony Burgess Foundation, Manchester, U.K.
Hyper Electric (2017) for two electric guitars and two double basses
Nuntempe Ensamble with visuals by Leah Beo
Tempus Fugit 2020, Buenos Aires, Argentina
the new normal (2016) for large ensemble and fixed media
Asko|Schönberg Ensemble; Bas Wiegers, conductor
Gaudeamus Muziekweek, Utrecht, The Netherlands
A selection of scores are available for purchase from BabelScores.com
Sound Art
In dark times will there also be singing? is a participatory sound installation and performance specifically built for the Villa Sciarra Park in Rome. Passers-by are invited into the space. After depressing a pedal, the participant is invited to sing, hum, or whistle "a song that brings you joy." The participant is anonymously recorded. After releasing the pedal, the sound of a previous participant is played through speakers in the space. In the performance portion of the installation, a sonic collage of the recorded voices is diffused from inside a building at the Villa Aurelia as part of a concert organized by the American Academy in Rome on May 20th 2021. The Rome-based string quartet Quartetto Sincronie performs with the collage recordings. Visit the installation website for more information about the work.
Radio Interviews
Radio interview with Ana-Maria Avram for WKCR-FM New York Afternoon New Music, March 2016
Radio interview with Annea Lockwood for WKCR-FM New York Afternoon New Music, November 2019
Discography
Hyper Electric for two electric guitars and two double basses, 2022
Intersections for ensemble and sine tones
Zone Experimental, Basel
New Focus Recordings, 2017
Aphakia for cello and piano
Wiktor Kociuban, Demetre Gamsachurdia
DUX Recording Producers, 2015