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Foundry Flux as been selected for a performance by Ensemble Mise-en in New York. There were 792 submission for the call, and I was very pleased that my piece was selected for performance. For more details, see: http://mise-en.org/
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Following an enjoyable concert at York University on Friday night, the Sheffield branch of the 3×3 project is moving to Leeds – Adrian Moore, Alejandro Albornoz, Dimitrios Savva, Chris Bevan and I shall all perform this Wednesday evening in Clothworker’s concert hall. For more details, see: http://concerts.leeds.ac.uk/events/3×3-sheffield-electroacoustic-music-from-the-university-of-sheffield-sound-studios/
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Through 2016, the Universities of Sheffield, York and Leeds will enjoy a ‘white rose’ concert exchange. The first of these concerts features music from Sheffield at York – this is taking place on Friday 22nd Jan. For more information, please visit: http://www.york.ac.uk/concerts/programme/33sheffield/
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Last week, my colleague and friend – Adrian Moore – presented a series of pieces in Montreal at the Akousma festival. Works by Adrian and myself were accompanied by some of our PhD students, including: Alejandro Albornoz, Dimitris Savva and Chris Bevan. Here is a nice photo of Adrian, playing with his balls: For more…
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Foundry Flux has been shortlisted among 42 entries for a concert at Relincha Festival, which will take place on Saturday 28 November in Valdivia, Chile. The festival has a very nice video to advertise itself, which you find on their website: http://relinchafestival.com/
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I have just found out that I received 2nd Prize for my piece Metallurgic at SYNC.2015 – a biannual composition competition based in Yekaterinburg, Russia. Metallurgic was composed specifically for this competition, and will be premiered during the SYNC.2015 festival. More details can be found on their website: http://yeams.org/en/node/290
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This Friday, a concert of music based on the notions of Mass and Motion will take place at the University of Bristol. Unfortunately, I cannot attend, but two of my piece – Twin Cities and Foundry Flux – will be performed. For more information, see: here
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Last night, Adrian Moore present a concert at Birmingham Conservatoire. It featured three of Adrian’s pieces, and my new piece – Foundry Flux. For more details, see: http://www.bcu.ac.uk/conservatoire/events-calendar/concert-diary/legacies-in-technology-xiv-iv-13-10-2015
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Thomas Gorbach performed Foundry Flux in concert last night, as part of the Acousmatic Transcendence II concerts run by The Electroacoustic Project. Sadly, I couldn’t attend. However, I have performed on Thomas’ acousmonium in the past, and I’m sure that he programmed some great music and performers. For more details: http://www.theelectroacousticproject.at/
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My paper, titled The Imaginary Museum of Electroacoustic Works has been selected for the CIME ICEM conference in Lisbon, Portugal. Here is the abstract: In many respects, the term ‘work’ seems entirely inappropriate for any discussion that focuses on electroacoustic music; originally applied to scored, instrumental music, the term ‘work’ developed in an entirely different…
Adam Stanović 