RECORDINGS & MEDIA
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Left Right, Left Right for practice pad, drum trigger and live electronics / video - Co-composed with and performed by Sam Wilson [2020]
A very exciting product launch for quintet, interactive video and audience particpation - Performed by ensemble mosaik [2022]
ctrl+Y for four performers and live electronics - Performed by Curious Chamber Players [2021]
SPEAK BEFORE YOU THINK (After Laughter Studies) for 2 performers, video-led audience participation and live electronics [2022] - performed by Current Resonance
Add a public comment... for SATB choir, virtual singer soloist and video [2020] - performed by Concert Clemens and Carsten Seyer-Hansen - Animation by Jan Giedroyc
Are you there? for Rubens' Tube and mono-audio [2021]
Daily Rituals for amplified quartet and fixed media - Performed by The Hermes Experiment [2020]
Keep still, the city can see you for violin, synth and live electronics - Performed by Anna Jalving and Matthew Grouse [2022]
Silberblau for solo guitar and electronics - Performed bySasha Savaloni [2020]
Selected for Score Follower's FMS22
Eye of the Storm - Audiovisual collaboration with Andy Sowerby [2017]
Scratch - Audiovisual collaboration with Andy Sowerby [2017]
Coming through the firmament for string quartet - Performed by noise.pocket [2017]
wood.pulse for solo bassoon - Performed by Ben Hudson [2019]
Palettes featured in National Sawdust Log's weekly playlist, curated by Steve Smith (12.03.18)
https://nationalsawdust.org/thelog/2018/03/12/playlist-57/44/
RECORDINGS & MEDIA - (Performing)
ROT BLAU by Jessie Marino for 2 performers - performed by Current Resonance (Matthew Grouse and Joss Smith)
SPEAK BEFORE YOU THINK (After Laughter Studies) for 2 performers, video-led audience participation and live electronics [2022] - performed by Current Resonance
Keep still, the city can see you for violin, synth and live electronics - Performed by Anna Jalving and Matthew Grouse [2022]