7 December 2009
Graduation Concert to complete the postgraduate studies in composition at the University of Music of Saarland. The concert took place on Monday 7th of December at 7 PM at the concert-hall of this University. Seven pieces composed between 2005 and 2009 were performed:
The address is:
Bismarckstraße 1
D-66111 Saarbrücken.
Admission is free.
The concert program:
1. Ofuscacionte Aliterártico
Thomas Layes: organ.
2. Yunta
Fuyuko Karasawa: bassoon, contrabassoon.
Ricardo Oliveira: bassoon.
3. Transfiguraciones de Calostro
(Egocentric Experiment of Virtual Instrumentation)
Tigran Hakhumyan: violin(s).
4. Abandono Sinflujo IV
Hanne Franzen: piano.
5. Solang der Himmel glüht
6. Der Winkel der Schlucht
Eva Eiter: voice.
Hanne Franzen: piano.
7. Periplosidéreo
Xiaoliang Zhou: piano.
Luc Hemmer: percussion.
22 November 2009
Premiere of Zukunftslied for 4 loudspeakers and audience at the Stadtgalerie in Saarbrücken, Germany. A pretentious lightweight surrealist and cryptic parody to ontology of music. Time and space subjugated to esthetic principles. Based on my poem Ich klinge, ich bin (I sound, I am). Admission is free!
Stadtgalerie Saarbrücken
St. Johanner Markt 24
66111 Saarbrücken
0049(0)68193683-0 info@stadtgalerie.de
19 June 2009
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Guion played at Brasil Nativo in Saarbrücken, Germany. |
29 May 2009
Premiere of Abandono Sinflujo IV
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Premiere of Transfiguraciones de Calostro (Egocentric Experiment of Virtual Instrumentation)
The Egocentric Experiment of Virtual Instrumentation is an arrangement for violin and electroacoustic track based on the piece Transfiguraciones de Calostro for 8 violins. The concert took place at the concert-hall of the University of Music of Saarland in Saarbrücken, Germany.
Young Jin Kim: piano.
Tigran Hakhumyan: violin.
22 April 2009
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Guion played at Das Schlösschen (small castle) in Püttlingen, Germany. |
9 April 2009
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Guion played at Brasil Nativo in Saarbrücken, Germany. |
20 December 2008
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Guion's Appearance at the Selbstverwalteter Betriebshof Saarlouis Culture Price Awards in the "Theater am Ring" theater in Saarlouis, Germany. |
4 June 2008
Premiere of Ex-Urbe at "Music Reloaded", an Electro-acoustic Music Concert that we made in the Church-Museum Schlosskirche in Saarbrücken, Germany. Ex-Urbe is a piece for viola, electric guitar, trombone, cello and prepared quadraphonic electronics where, appart from traditionally written music, diverse kinds of controlled improvisation take place. The place was full! And there were some who actually laughed, as the recorded robotic voice said: "Ende der Nachrichten".
Simona Petuchovaite: viola.
Isabel Gehweiler: cello.
Michael Hupperts: trombone.
Javier Party: electric guitar, electronics.
10 February 2008
Premiere of Transfiguraciones de Calostro at the Landesakademie für musisch-kulturelle Bildung in Ottweiler, Germany. In Transfiguraciones de Calostro I placed particular emphasis on the spatialization of the musical elements. The piece was conducted by Jonathan Kaell and played by students from the Music University of Saarland.
4 July 2007
Premiere of Vital at the Museum of Saarland in Saarbrücken, Germany. Vital is a Music-Theater piece where the trombonist (Michael Hupperts), who finds himself surrounded by 8 live controlled speakers, plays his instrument in the most unusual fashions and acts interacting with the variety of audio signals that come out of the speakers. The musician in charge of the live-electronics (me) builds an each time different spatialization with pre-recorded material and audio being recorded live during the performance, creating a musical richness in time and space, offering music interrelations for the public to discover and enjoy.
The piece is divided in five parts:
1. Awakening (childhood)
2. Introspection (adolescence)
3. Dialogue (youth)
4. Memories (adulthood)
5. Death (old age)
Michael Hupperts: trombón.
Javier Party: electrónica en tiempo real.
11 February 2007
Premiere of Yunta at the Landesakademie für musisch-kulturelle Bildung in Ottweiler, Germany. Yunta, meaning pair, team, yoke, is a bassoon duo, which is musically intended to be partially funny.
Brisa Sallum: bassoon, contrabassoon.
Martynas Sedbaras: bassoon.