This document provides a catalog of works by composer Ana-Maria Avram listing over 60 compositions spanning from 1986 to 2008. The works are grouped into categories of music for soloists, chamber music, and include instrumentation and world premiere information. The catalog shows Avram has composed extensively for a wide variety of instruments and ensembles, with many works featuring premieres in Romania, Paris, and other international venues.
This document discusses organic modification of layered clay for use in epoxy-clay nanocomposites. It describes how clay can be modified through cation exchange to replace sodium ions with alkylammonium ions, which increases the interlayer spacing and promotes polymer intercalation. Two methods of preparing nanocomposites are described: mechanical dispersion using a mixer and ultrasonic dispersion using acetone. Transmission electron micrographs showed uniform dispersion of clay particles 6-20 nm in size. Atomic force micrographs revealed good coupling between clay particles and the epoxy matrix. The addition of nanosilica was found to increase the fracture toughness of epoxy by 73%, improving its ability to resist crack growth.
Pete Drungle is an award-winning composer, pianist, and sound designer who has created music for exhibitions, performances, films, and advertisements around the world. He has performed solo piano concerts internationally and composed scores for dance productions. Drungle has also worked with many artists across different disciplines and regularly leads ensemble performances that feature his original compositions and improvisations. He currently lives and works in Paris, France.
Anitra Tumsevica is a Latvian composer whose works have been selected for performance at international festivals. Her orchestral piece "Blaze of Silence" was chosen to be performed at the 2009 ISCM World Music Days in Sweden. She has composed works for various instruments and ensembles, including her chamber symphony "Die Stimme" which won an award for music in 2014. Her chamber opera "RED" was performed in Norway.
George Enescu was a renowned Romanian composer, conductor, pianist, and violinist in the early 20th century. He studied music at the Vienna and Paris Conservatories. Some of his most famous compositions include the two Romanian Rhapsodies from 1901-1902 and his Symphony in E-flat Major from 1905. Enescu had a distinguished career as a performer and teacher, conducting orchestras in Romania and giving masterclasses around the world. He made significant contributions to promoting Romanian music and composers internationally.
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This document discusses organic modification of layered clay for use in epoxy-clay nanocomposites. It describes how clay can be modified through cation exchange to replace sodium ions with alkylammonium ions, which increases the interlayer spacing and promotes polymer intercalation. Two methods of preparing nanocomposites are described: mechanical dispersion using a mixer and ultrasonic dispersion using acetone. Transmission electron micrographs showed uniform dispersion of clay particles 6-20 nm in size. Atomic force micrographs revealed good coupling between clay particles and the epoxy matrix. The addition of nanosilica was found to increase the fracture toughness of epoxy by 73%, improving its ability to resist crack growth.
Pete Drungle is an award-winning composer, pianist, and sound designer who has created music for exhibitions, performances, films, and advertisements around the world. He has performed solo piano concerts internationally and composed scores for dance productions. Drungle has also worked with many artists across different disciplines and regularly leads ensemble performances that feature his original compositions and improvisations. He currently lives and works in Paris, France.
Anitra Tumsevica is a Latvian composer whose works have been selected for performance at international festivals. Her orchestral piece "Blaze of Silence" was chosen to be performed at the 2009 ISCM World Music Days in Sweden. She has composed works for various instruments and ensembles, including her chamber symphony "Die Stimme" which won an award for music in 2014. Her chamber opera "RED" was performed in Norway.
George Enescu was a renowned Romanian composer, conductor, pianist, and violinist in the early 20th century. He studied music at the Vienna and Paris Conservatories. Some of his most famous compositions include the two Romanian Rhapsodies from 1901-1902 and his Symphony in E-flat Major from 1905. Enescu had a distinguished career as a performer and teacher, conducting orchestras in Romania and giving masterclasses around the world. He made significant contributions to promoting Romanian music and composers internationally.
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The First International Festival of the Music of Astor Piazzollaastorfest
The document announces the First International Festival of the Music of Astor Piazzolla to be held in Kiev, Ukraine on October 13-14, 2009. The festival will feature performances by Milva, an Italian singer who worked closely with Piazzolla, and Alexander Mitenev, a bandoneon player from Russia. Other performers will include the prize-winning Caprice-Classic string quartet from Ukraine and the National Philharmonic of Ukraine orchestra. The festival aims to promote Piazzolla's innovative nuevo tango style and its growing popularity worldwide in honor of his legacy.
The document discusses the musical style of Impressionism that emerged in late 19th century France. It was focused on suggesting moods and impressions rather than depicting reality directly. Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel were the two primary exponents of the style. Debussy's works like Clair de Lune from Suite Bergamasque are cited as examples. The document also provides biographical details and major works of Debussy and Ravel.
Keith Horner is a music producer who has produced over 100 classical and choral recordings since the 1980s. Some of his recent productions that received Juno Award nominations include recordings of Rachmaninoff concertos by Stewart Goodyear and Beethoven sonatas by Goodyear. His production of Bruch concertos with James Ehnes won both a Juno and a Classical Indie Award. Horner has also won several other Junos, Gabriel Awards, and international prizes for his work producing albums spanning genres like baroque, choral, chamber, and solo instrumental works. The document provides a partial chronological list of over 50 albums Horner has produced.
Jack Price and Olivia Stanford lead Price Group Inc, a music management company. The document includes biographies of violinist Naoko Matsui, detailing her educational and performance background, including degrees from music institutions in Belgium and Germany and prizes won at international violin competitions. Contact information is provided for Price Group.
The New Year's Concert of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra is an annual concert held on January 1st that is broadcast worldwide to over 57 countries. Originating during a difficult time in Austria's history, the concert provides a message of hope and optimism for the new year. Millions of people around the world draw joy from this light-hearted yet meaningful music. The concert takes place in the Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikverein and always concludes with encores of the Radetzky March and Blue Danube Waltz, as the orchestra wishes the audience a happy new year.
The document is a concert critique essay describing the author's experience attending two orchestra concerts. The first concert featured the Dallas Symphony Orchestra performing a piece by Shostakovich. The orchestra was large and able to perform in a lively manner. All members seemed attentive to the conductor. The second concert featured the Richardson Symphony Orchestra performing a piece by Bach. The strings played with the bow hair. The orchestra increased tension and played at a pretty fast tempo.
The summary provides the essential information about the document in 3 sentences:
The document is a program for the Royal Canterlot Philharmonic Orchestra's Summer Sun Celebration concert, which will include pieces by composers like Bitten, Coltaly, Hindebit, and Strawvinsky. The program lists the pieces that will be performed, including excerpts from L'oiseau de feu and Ducart's L'Apprenti unicorn. The concert is scheduled to last 1 hour and 30 minutes and attendees are invited to a post-concert discussion and refreshments in the public square.
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This concert season features 14 international concerts from September 2009 to June 2010 at LPAC in Lincolnshire, England. A variety of artists from around the world will perform, including string quartets, pianists, a cellist, and larger ensembles. Additionally, a new International Piano Series will feature both renowned and up-and-coming pianists performing solo works. Tickets are available for individual concerts or season passes can be purchased for discounted pricing.
The Golden Sound of the European Renaissance PolyphonyAndrea Angelini
The document provides an overview of Renaissance polyphony including its historical context, key composers and locations, musical characteristics, performance challenges, and typical choir setup. It discusses how the Renaissance was a period of rebirth and increased learning. Choral music flourished across Europe with composers in countries like England, Italy, Spain, and Germany. Renaissance music had richer textures, greater emphasis on harmony, and was performed without vibrato or dramatic expressiveness. Recreating the proper performance practice requires considering paintings and other art from the period to understand vocal production and other details not notated.
Antonio Juan-Marcos is a Mexican composer born in 1979. He has studied music composition at prestigious schools including the University of California Berkeley, IRCAM, and the Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris. His works include "Nocturno Eléctrico" for electric guitar and orchestra, "Amanece" for countertenor and orchestra, and "El Afilador" for cello and electronics. He has received performances at venues such as the Festival Ars Musica in Belgium and the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris.
Antonio Juan-Marcos is a Mexican composer born in 1979. He has studied music composition extensively in the United States and France, earning degrees from the University of California Berkeley and Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris. His compositions include works for orchestra, chamber ensembles, and electronics that have been performed throughout Europe and Mexico.
World Music Orchestra "Tundri" was founded in 2004 in Vrbas, Serbia and explores traditional and folk music of Eastern and Central Europe. They combine elements of Serbian and Balkan folklore with other genres to create original compositions. Formed by 3 members originally and now consisting of 12 instrumentalists, a women's choir, and conductor, they prepare new projects with the National Theatre. Their 2006 album featured 18 tracks combining various styles and instruments.
Vivaldi was renowned for his solo concertos, especially for the violin, with his concertos featuring virtuosic solo passages contrasted with full orchestra sections. His concertos followed the standard three-movement structure and greatly influenced later composers, with his Four Seasons being one of the most famous Baroque concertos due to its vivid musical storytelling of the seasons. Vivaldi's concertos helped establish the solo concerto as a popular form and provided opportunities for soloists to showcase their skills.
The summary provides a high-level overview of the key points in 3 sentences or less:
The document discusses the experience of attending an orchestra concert. It describes how the conductor leads the orchestra as they play different pieces using various instruments together. The orchestra allows for the expression of emotion through music and brings people together through their collective performance.
The document provides an overview of the Baroque period in arts and music from 1600-1750. It describes the Baroque period as a time of ornate grandeur in architecture, painting, and music. The main characteristics of Baroque music are outlined as unity of mood, continuity of rhythm, and terraced dynamics. Some of the major vocal and instrumental forms that emerged during this period are also summarized, including opera, cantata, oratorio, concerto grosso, and Baroque suite. Several influential Baroque composers are highlighted, such as Monteverdi, Handel, Bach, and Vivaldi, along with some of their most famous musical works.
The document provides an overview of the Baroque period in arts and music from 1600-1750. It describes the ornate and elaborate characteristics of Baroque architecture, painting, and music. Some key points include: Baroque music had elements of unity, continuity, and terraced dynamics; important vocal forms that emerged were opera, cantata, and oratorio; and influential Baroque composers mentioned were Monteverdi, Handel, Bach, and Vivaldi.
The document provides an overview of the Baroque period in arts and music from 1600-1750. Some key points:
- Baroque art and music was characterized by ornamentation, grandeur and elaborate styles.
- It began during a time of absolute monarchy and saw the rise of new musical forms like opera and orchestra.
- Major Baroque composers included Monteverdi, Handel, Bach and Vivaldi, who helped develop new genres and advanced music composition.
- Baroque music had distinctive features like unity of mood, terraced dynamics and use of instruments like harpsichord and viola da gamba.
This document outlines a music module divided into three lessons on musical styles from different time periods. The first lesson discusses Impressionism, focusing on Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel as key figures. The second lesson covers Expressionism, examining the works of Arnold Schoenberg and Igor Stravinsky. The third lesson explores 20th century musical styles including electronic music pioneers like Edgard Varèse and Karlheinz Stockhausen as well as chance music composers such as John Cage. Students are guided through listening activities and assignments to learn about characteristic features of each style.
The document provides an overview of Baroque period music from 1600-1750. It describes the ornate and elaborate characteristics of Baroque arts and music. The period was known for grandeur and flamboyance in architecture, painting, orchestra, and the growing popularity of opera. Key composers during this era included Monteverdi, Handel, Bach, and Vivaldi. Their major works incorporated elements of unity, rhythm, melody, dynamics, and new forms like opera, cantata, oratorio, concerto grosso, and Baroque suite.
The First International Festival of the Music of Astor Piazzollaastorfest
The document announces the First International Festival of the Music of Astor Piazzolla to be held in Kiev, Ukraine on October 13-14, 2009. The festival will feature performances by Milva, an Italian singer who worked closely with Piazzolla, and Alexander Mitenev, a bandoneon player from Russia. Other performers will include the prize-winning Caprice-Classic string quartet from Ukraine and the National Philharmonic of Ukraine orchestra. The festival aims to promote Piazzolla's innovative nuevo tango style and its growing popularity worldwide in honor of his legacy.
The document discusses the musical style of Impressionism that emerged in late 19th century France. It was focused on suggesting moods and impressions rather than depicting reality directly. Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel were the two primary exponents of the style. Debussy's works like Clair de Lune from Suite Bergamasque are cited as examples. The document also provides biographical details and major works of Debussy and Ravel.
Keith Horner is a music producer who has produced over 100 classical and choral recordings since the 1980s. Some of his recent productions that received Juno Award nominations include recordings of Rachmaninoff concertos by Stewart Goodyear and Beethoven sonatas by Goodyear. His production of Bruch concertos with James Ehnes won both a Juno and a Classical Indie Award. Horner has also won several other Junos, Gabriel Awards, and international prizes for his work producing albums spanning genres like baroque, choral, chamber, and solo instrumental works. The document provides a partial chronological list of over 50 albums Horner has produced.
Jack Price and Olivia Stanford lead Price Group Inc, a music management company. The document includes biographies of violinist Naoko Matsui, detailing her educational and performance background, including degrees from music institutions in Belgium and Germany and prizes won at international violin competitions. Contact information is provided for Price Group.
The New Year's Concert of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra is an annual concert held on January 1st that is broadcast worldwide to over 57 countries. Originating during a difficult time in Austria's history, the concert provides a message of hope and optimism for the new year. Millions of people around the world draw joy from this light-hearted yet meaningful music. The concert takes place in the Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikverein and always concludes with encores of the Radetzky March and Blue Danube Waltz, as the orchestra wishes the audience a happy new year.
The document is a concert critique essay describing the author's experience attending two orchestra concerts. The first concert featured the Dallas Symphony Orchestra performing a piece by Shostakovich. The orchestra was large and able to perform in a lively manner. All members seemed attentive to the conductor. The second concert featured the Richardson Symphony Orchestra performing a piece by Bach. The strings played with the bow hair. The orchestra increased tension and played at a pretty fast tempo.
The summary provides the essential information about the document in 3 sentences:
The document is a program for the Royal Canterlot Philharmonic Orchestra's Summer Sun Celebration concert, which will include pieces by composers like Bitten, Coltaly, Hindebit, and Strawvinsky. The program lists the pieces that will be performed, including excerpts from L'oiseau de feu and Ducart's L'Apprenti unicorn. The concert is scheduled to last 1 hour and 30 minutes and attendees are invited to a post-concert discussion and refreshments in the public square.
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This concert season features 14 international concerts from September 2009 to June 2010 at LPAC in Lincolnshire, England. A variety of artists from around the world will perform, including string quartets, pianists, a cellist, and larger ensembles. Additionally, a new International Piano Series will feature both renowned and up-and-coming pianists performing solo works. Tickets are available for individual concerts or season passes can be purchased for discounted pricing.
The Golden Sound of the European Renaissance PolyphonyAndrea Angelini
The document provides an overview of Renaissance polyphony including its historical context, key composers and locations, musical characteristics, performance challenges, and typical choir setup. It discusses how the Renaissance was a period of rebirth and increased learning. Choral music flourished across Europe with composers in countries like England, Italy, Spain, and Germany. Renaissance music had richer textures, greater emphasis on harmony, and was performed without vibrato or dramatic expressiveness. Recreating the proper performance practice requires considering paintings and other art from the period to understand vocal production and other details not notated.
Antonio Juan-Marcos is a Mexican composer born in 1979. He has studied music composition at prestigious schools including the University of California Berkeley, IRCAM, and the Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris. His works include "Nocturno Eléctrico" for electric guitar and orchestra, "Amanece" for countertenor and orchestra, and "El Afilador" for cello and electronics. He has received performances at venues such as the Festival Ars Musica in Belgium and the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris.
Antonio Juan-Marcos is a Mexican composer born in 1979. He has studied music composition extensively in the United States and France, earning degrees from the University of California Berkeley and Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris. His compositions include works for orchestra, chamber ensembles, and electronics that have been performed throughout Europe and Mexico.
World Music Orchestra "Tundri" was founded in 2004 in Vrbas, Serbia and explores traditional and folk music of Eastern and Central Europe. They combine elements of Serbian and Balkan folklore with other genres to create original compositions. Formed by 3 members originally and now consisting of 12 instrumentalists, a women's choir, and conductor, they prepare new projects with the National Theatre. Their 2006 album featured 18 tracks combining various styles and instruments.
Vivaldi was renowned for his solo concertos, especially for the violin, with his concertos featuring virtuosic solo passages contrasted with full orchestra sections. His concertos followed the standard three-movement structure and greatly influenced later composers, with his Four Seasons being one of the most famous Baroque concertos due to its vivid musical storytelling of the seasons. Vivaldi's concertos helped establish the solo concerto as a popular form and provided opportunities for soloists to showcase their skills.
The summary provides a high-level overview of the key points in 3 sentences or less:
The document discusses the experience of attending an orchestra concert. It describes how the conductor leads the orchestra as they play different pieces using various instruments together. The orchestra allows for the expression of emotion through music and brings people together through their collective performance.
The document provides an overview of the Baroque period in arts and music from 1600-1750. It describes the Baroque period as a time of ornate grandeur in architecture, painting, and music. The main characteristics of Baroque music are outlined as unity of mood, continuity of rhythm, and terraced dynamics. Some of the major vocal and instrumental forms that emerged during this period are also summarized, including opera, cantata, oratorio, concerto grosso, and Baroque suite. Several influential Baroque composers are highlighted, such as Monteverdi, Handel, Bach, and Vivaldi, along with some of their most famous musical works.
The document provides an overview of the Baroque period in arts and music from 1600-1750. It describes the ornate and elaborate characteristics of Baroque architecture, painting, and music. Some key points include: Baroque music had elements of unity, continuity, and terraced dynamics; important vocal forms that emerged were opera, cantata, and oratorio; and influential Baroque composers mentioned were Monteverdi, Handel, Bach, and Vivaldi.
The document provides an overview of the Baroque period in arts and music from 1600-1750. Some key points:
- Baroque art and music was characterized by ornamentation, grandeur and elaborate styles.
- It began during a time of absolute monarchy and saw the rise of new musical forms like opera and orchestra.
- Major Baroque composers included Monteverdi, Handel, Bach and Vivaldi, who helped develop new genres and advanced music composition.
- Baroque music had distinctive features like unity of mood, terraced dynamics and use of instruments like harpsichord and viola da gamba.
This document outlines a music module divided into three lessons on musical styles from different time periods. The first lesson discusses Impressionism, focusing on Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel as key figures. The second lesson covers Expressionism, examining the works of Arnold Schoenberg and Igor Stravinsky. The third lesson explores 20th century musical styles including electronic music pioneers like Edgard Varèse and Karlheinz Stockhausen as well as chance music composers such as John Cage. Students are guided through listening activities and assignments to learn about characteristic features of each style.
The document provides an overview of Baroque period music from 1600-1750. It describes the ornate and elaborate characteristics of Baroque arts and music. The period was known for grandeur and flamboyance in architecture, painting, orchestra, and the growing popularity of opera. Key composers during this era included Monteverdi, Handel, Bach, and Vivaldi. Their major works incorporated elements of unity, rhythm, melody, dynamics, and new forms like opera, cantata, oratorio, concerto grosso, and Baroque suite.
Astronomers have discovered a remote galaxy located 12.9 billion light years from Earth, making it the most distant galaxy ever observed. Called GN-z11, the galaxy is seen as it existed just 400 million years after the Big Bang. Studies of GN-z11 provide new insights into the first galaxies that formed in the early universe.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise boosts blood flow, releases endorphins, and promotes changes in the brain which help regulate emotions and stress levels.
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Four Orphic Sketches for voice, percussion and electronicsAna-Maria Avram
This document provides instructions for playing back four fragments of audio on a tape, with fragments A and B playing for 55" and 3" respectively, and fragment C playing until the end of the tape with a 3" fade at the end.
Chiaroscuro for bass clarinet and computer soundsAna-Maria Avram
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
"Septem Sermones Ad Mortuos" for ensemble and computer soundsAna-Maria Avram
Athanor is a company that provides AI assistants. They aim to build helpful, harmless, and honest assistants using a technique called Constitutional AI which aligns the model with what users want through conversation. Athanor's assistants like Claude are designed to be helpful for tasks, harmless by avoiding potential downsides of advanced AI, and honest about their abilities and limitations.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
"Winds of the Desert" for ensemble and computer soundsAna-Maria Avram
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
"Zodiaque" for prepared piano, percussion and electronic tapeAna-Maria Avram
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help boost feelings of calmness, happiness and focus.
This document provides instructions for playing "Galaxy-Reflection", a piece for percussion instruments composed of seven evolving sections. The piece moves from a fast, loud opening section to a slow, mysterious ending section representing the evolution of a galaxy from a hot core to distant, cold planets. The rhythmic structure is based on prime numbers, with bursts of rhythm followed by continuous sounds proportional in length to the preceding rhythm. Players are instructed to play irregularly within rhythmic groups and continuously transform timbre for sustained sounds.
"Endless Burning Fire" for ensemble and computer soundsAna-Maria Avram
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"Endless Burning Fire" for ensemble and computer sounds
Ana-Maria AVRAM: Catalog of works
1. ANA-MARIA AVRAM
CATALOG OF WORKS
MUSIC FOR SOLOISTS
METABOLES I (1986)
for flute (12’)
World Premiere:1986, Bucharest, Romanian Atheneum,
Virgil Frâncu
First recording: Artgallery - Paris ESL 009-ED MN 1007
MUSIQUE POUR MALLARMÉÉ (1987)
for piano (11’)
World Premiere: 1987, Romanian Radio House, Bucharest,
A-M Avram
First recording: LP, ELECTRECORD, 1988 ST-ECE 16790/88
COSMOPHONIE (1988)
For organ (14’)
World Premiere: 1988, Bucharest, Romanian Atheneum,
Dan Racoveanu
MÉTABOLES II (1991)
for bass clarinet (13’)
World Premiere: 1992, Paris, Radio France, “Présences ‘92”
Festival,, soloist: Didier PernoÎt
REFLETS (1992)
for percussion (10’)
World Premiere: 1993, Cluj-Napoca, International Festival
of New Music “Cluj Modern” , Ensemble “Ars Nov a” , dir.
Cornel Taranu
ARCHAE I (1992)
for solo voice (13’)
World Premiere: 1992 Bucharest “International New Music
W eek”, Romanian Atheneum, Soloist: Elena Vassilieva
(France)
First recording: Edition MODERN ED MN 1004
2. QUATRE ÉTUDES D’OMBRE (1992)
for bass flute ( 14’ 30”)
World Premiere: 1994, Paris, Isabelle Hureau
First recording: Artgallery - Paris ESL 009-ED MN 1007
SWARMS I (1993)
for 8 superposed violins (11’)
World Premiere: 1994, Bucharest,Ioan Marius Lacraru
AXE II (1998)
for cello ( 14’ 30”)
World Premiere: 1998, Bucharest, “G.Enesco” Philharmonic,
soloist: Andrei Kivu
First recording: 2000 Edition Modern ED MN 1013
FLASHES (I ) (2000)
for trombone (11’ 30”)
World Premiere: 2000, Bucharest, Victor Arsene
PENUMBRA (I ) (2003)
for tenor saxophone (12’ 30”)
World Premiere: 2003, Tokyo, Trio Kya, Robert Reigle,
First recording: Edition Modern ED MN 1019, 2003
APOKATASTASIS (II) (2003)
for percussion (16’ 30”)
World Premiere : 2004, San Diego , USA, UCSD,
Soloist: Gusta vo Aguilar
GALAXY-REFLECTION (2004)
for percussion (11’)
World Premiere: 2004, San Diego (USA), UCSD Spring New
Music Festival, Gusta vo Aguilar
First recording: Edition Modern ED MN 1020, 2005
UMBRE (II) (2003)
for clarinet (10’)
AXE 7 (2004)
for doublebass (12’)
World Premiere: 2004, Paris,“Instants Cha virès”(Montreuil)
Jean-Pierre Robert
First recording: EDITION MODERN: EDMN 1022
SEVEN ROMANIAN FOLKSONGS FROM BELA
BARTOK’s COLLECTIONS (2005)
for piano (21’)
PENUMBRA (II) (2007)
for bass clarinet (12’ 30”)
World Premiere: London, “The Warehouse”, November 2009,
SPECTRUM XXI International Festival. Rane More
3. CHIAROSCURO (I) (2010)
For bassoon (12’)
World Premiere: 2010,Bucharest, Romanian Philharmonic,
Orban Godri
CHIAROSCURO (II) (2010)
For contrabass clarinet (12’)
World Premiere: November 2010, Melbourne Recital Centre,
Samuel Dunscombe
MUSIQUE POUR MALLARME (II) (2011)
For piano (12’)
World Premiere: 2011, Vancouver Spring Music Festival,
Tzenka Dianova
CHAMBER MUSIC
STRING TRIO (1986)
for violin, viola, violincello ( 11’)
World Premiere: 1986, Bucharest, ” Romanian Atheneum”,
“Trio Romantica”
CUVINTE PESTE POARTA DIN URMA (1986)
for soprano and piano (13’)
World Premiere : 1986, Bucharest, Romanian Radio House,
Georgeta
Stoleru (soprano), Ana-Maria Avram ( piano)
CANCIONES DE LA SOLEDAD (1987)
for mezzosoprano, bassoon and percussion (14’)
World Premiere: 1988, Bucharest,“G. Enesco” International
Festival, Steliana Calos (voice), Mihai Tanasila (bassoon),
Ana-Maria Avram (perc.)
First recording: LP ELECTRECORD, 1988 ST-ECE 16790/88
NOMOS (1987)
for soprano, flute, piano, percussion and strings trio (14’)
World Premiere: 1987, Romanian Atheneum; B. Manoleanu
(soprano),V. Francu (fl), V. Ciurila (perc) A.M.Avram (piano) &
“Trio Romantica”
TWO SONGS (1987)
for barytone and prepared piano on poems by N.Stanescu (9’)
World Premiere: 1987,Cluj-Napoca, Gheorghe Rosu (bar )&
A.M.Avram (pn)
4. DIALOGURI CONCERTANTE (1987)
for doublebass and three percussion groups (14’)
World Premiere: Cluj, “ARS N OVA” Ensemble, Cond: Cornel
TARANU. Soloist : Dorin MARC.
CANCIONES DE LA SOLEDAD (1988)
for mezzosoprano and bass clarinet (14’)
World Premiere:1989, NEW YORK, Steliana Calos (voice),
Leontin Boanta (bass clarinet)
SIGNUM GEMINI (I) (1988)
for clarinet and percussion (12’)
World Premiere 1988 Bucharest, “Romanian Atheneum”,
Aurelian Octa v POPA (clarinet), Viorica CIURILA
(percussion)
SIGNUM GEMINI (II) (1989)
for clarinet, prepared piano, 2 percussion gropus and electronic
tape (14’)
World Premiere: 1989, PARIS, Radio France, HYPERI O N
Ensemble. Conductor A.- M AVRAM
First Recording: Edition Modern ED MN 1002 (1992)
MOMENTE (1990)
for trombone and ensemble (14’)
World Premiere: 1991, ALICANTE, H yperion Ensemble,
Soloist: Victor ARSENE, Conductor: Iancu DUMITRESCU
MÉTABOLES (III) (1990)
for clarinet and prepared piano (13’)
World Premiere : 1991, ALICANTE, A.O. POPA (cl) and
A.M.AVRAM (pn)
OUïR DANS SA CHAIR PLEURER LE DIAMANT
(1991)
for ensemble (14’)
World Premiere: 1991, Bucharest, International New Music
W eek, HYPERIO N ENSEMBLE, Conductor: A.M.AVRAM
ARCHAE II (1992)
for soprano, saxophone and ensemble ( 1fl,1 cl, 1pec, 1violin,
viola, cello, doublebass) (12’)
World Premiere: 1992, Bucharest, International New Music
W eek, Romanian Atheneum. Soloists: Elena VASSILIEVA (
soprano), Claude DELANGLE (saxophone), HYPERI O N
ENSEMBLE, Conductor: A.M. AVRAM
IRMOS (1992)
for solo saxophone and saxophones ensemble (15’)
(3 s-nino sax. muta in 3 s-no, 3 alto sax., 3 tenors, 3 barytones)
5. ASSONANT (III) (1993)
for flutes, percussion and piano (12’)
World Premiere: 1993,PARIS, Isabelle HUREAU
(flutes),Thierry MIR OGLIO (prec.)
First recording: Artgallery - Paris, ESL 009-ED MN 1007
ASSONANT (II) (1993)
for saxophones and percussion (12’)
SWARMS II (1993)
for string quartet ( 11’)
World Premiere: 2009, LOND O N, “The Warehouse”,
SPECTRUM XXI International Festival, Bergersen String
Quartet
IKARUS II KRONOS QUARTET (1994)
for string quartet (14’)
World Premiere : October 17 1994, “Théatre de la Ville”,
Paris, Kronos Quartet
First Recording: EDITION MODERN ED MN 1008, 1997
LE JARDIN DES SENTIERS QUI SE
BIFURQUENT (1996)
for flute, clarinet, piano, percussion, violin, cello, electronics
and tape (12’)
World Premiere : Cluj 1996, “Ars Nova” Ensemble,
Conductor: Cornel Taranu
ARCANA MAGNA (1997)
for string quartet, clarinet, saxophone and prepared piano (16’)
World Premiere : March 17 1998, London, Royal Festival Hall,
H yperion Ensemble, Conductor: Iancu Dumitrescu
ANANDA ASUR ELY (I) (1997)
for tenor saxophone and strings ( 11’)
World Premiere: 1997, “G. Enesco” Philharmonic, H yperion
Ensemble
AXE I (1998)
for cello and percussion (14’)
World Premiere: Andrei Kivu and Thierry Miroglio, Paris 1998
First recording: EDITION MODERN ED MN 1010
NOUVEL AXE (1998)
for viola, two cellos and doublebass (14’)
World Premiere : 17 May 1998 Nancy, H yperion Ensemble,
Conductor : AM A vram
First recording: ReR Megacorp - London, DACH01-1999
NEW ARCANA (1998 )
for solo bass clarinet, clarinet, bassoon, trombone, precussion,
2 violas, 2 cellos, 2 doublebasses (13’)
World Premiere : “G. Enesco” Bucharest Philharmonic,
6. November 1998.
H yperion Ensemble, Soloist : Tim Hodgkinson, Conductor:
Ana-Maria Avram
First recording: EDITION MODERN: EDMN 1015 – 2000
ASCENT ( 1999)
for bass clarinet, bassoon, trombone, percussion, viola, 2
cellos, 2 doublebasses. (15’)
World Premiere: March 1999 “G. Enesco” Bucharest
Philharmonic. H yperion Ensemble, Cond: Ana-Maria Avram
First recording: EDITION MODERN: EDMN 1014 – 2000
DORYPHORIES I (2000)
for bass clarinet, bassoon, trombone, 2 percussion groups,
viola, cello , 2 doublebasses (11’)
World Premiere : International New Music Week, May 29 2000,
Romanian Radio House, H yperion Ensemble Conductor: Ana-
Maria Avram
First recording: EDITION MODERN: EDMN 1016- 2001
DORYPHORIES II (2000)
for bass clarinet, bassoon, trombone, 2 percussion groups,
viola, cello, 2 doublebasses (10’)
World Premiere : Belgrade, May 2000, Ring-Ring International
Festival, H yperion Ensemble, Conductor: Ana-Maria Avram
TRACES, SILLONS, SILLAGES (II) (2000)
for ensemble (1fl, 1cl,1bass,1trb, 1perc, piano, 2 violas, 2
cellos, 2 doublebasses) (13’)
World Premiere : May 2000, Ring Ring International Festival,
Belgrade, H yperion Ensemble, Conductor: AM A vram
ANANDA ASUR ELY (II) (2000)
for clarinet and viola (10’)
World Premiere: May 2001, Bucharest Radio House,
International New Music Week, Aurelian Octa v Popa and
Sanda Craciun
AXIS III (2001)
for clarinet and cello (11’)
World Premiere : November 2002, Romanian Radio House,
Tim Hodgkinson (clarinet) and Andrei Kivu (cello)
TWO ROMANIAN FOLKSONGS FROM BELA
BARTOK’s COLLECTIONS (2001)
for four bassoons (7’)
World Premiere: “G Enesco” Bucharest Philharmonic,
December 2001 “Acolade” Ensemble
TEXTURES (I) (2002)
for ensemble (10’)
(1cl,1bass,1trb, pec, piano, 2 viola, 2 cellos ,2 doublebasses)
World Premiere : June 2002, Bucharest. H yperion Ensemble,
Conductor: AM Avram
7. ASANA (2002)
for clarinet, viola, cello, doublebass (9’)
World Premiere: H yperion Ensemble, “G. Enesco”
Philharmonic, Bucharest, 2002
SEVEN ROMANIAN FOLKSONGS FROM BELA
BARTOK’s
COLLECTIONS (2003)
for viola and piano (21’)
World Premiere: November 2003, “G. Enesco” Bucharest
Philharmonic, Cornelia Petroiu (viola) and Ana-Maria Avram
(piano)
ESQUISE I (2003)
for panpipe and 8 bassoons (7’)
World Premiere: Romanian Radio House, October 2003,
Yumika Nozaki (panpipe) & “Acolade” Ensemble , Conductor:
Ana-Maria Avram
NOUVEL AXE VII ( 2004 )
for nine strings ( 2 vn I, 2 vn II, 2 vla, 2 cellos, 1 doublebass) (12’)
World Premiere: June 2004, Bruxelles, ”Musiques
Nouvelles” Ensemble , Conductor: Jean-Paul Dessy
ASCENT II London Version (2004)
for ensemble (16’)
(alto fl, bass fl, cl, bcl, bassoon, hr, bass trp, trbone, tuba, 3
perc, 2 v-lins, viola, cello, d-bass)
ASSONANT 4 (2005)
for oboe, percussion and piano (12’)
World Premiere : Bucharest, May 2005, SIMN, Trio “SurPlus”
SEVEN ROMANIAN FOLKSONGS FROM BELA
BARTOK’s COLLECTIONS (2005)
for violin and piano
for violincello and piano
for clarinet and piano
Duration: 21’
World Premiere: August 2006, Brasov. Sala Reduta, Sherban
Lupu (vn) A-M A vram (pn)
INCREAT (I) & (II) (2006)
for bassclarinet, percussion and ensemble ( 22’)
World Premiere : Bucharest,HYPERION ensemble, soloists
Tim Hodgkinson, Chris Cutler. Conductor Ana-Maria Avram.
First recording: EDITION MODERN: EDMN 1021
STRANGE ATTRACTOR (2006)
for ensemble ( 10’)
World Premiere : Bucharest, HYPERION Ensemble, Cond
Ana-Maria Avram.
First recording: EDITION MODERN: EDMN 1021
8. TEXTURES (I) (2006)
for soloists and ensemble (12’)
(solo: bcl, ten.sax, hr, perc. Ens: 1.0.2.1.0.0.2.0.str: 0.0.1.1.2 ,
1 pno, perc. World Premiere: 3.05.2006 “Acousmania”
Festival. H yperion Ensemble, soloists: T.Hodgkinson, Robert
Reigle, D. Simandy, G; Aguilar. Cond. A.M. Avram
QUATRE ETUDES ORPHIQUES (2006)
for female voice and bass clarinet (13’)
World Premiere : November 18, Paris, Festival SPECTRUM
XXI, Janet Pape (voice), Tim Hodgkinson (clarinet & bass
clarinet)
NOUMENA (V) (2008)
for bass clarinet and ensemble ( solo bcl, 2 cl, bass, 3 trb, trp,
Strings 0.1.4.2. 2 groups of perc) (11’)
World Premiere : November 22, London, Conway Hall, Festival
SPECTRUM XXI. Tim Hodgkinson, H yperion Ensemble & IO
String Quartet Conductor. AM Avram
First recording : EDITION MODERN/VIDEO (DVD) EDMN 5002
NOUVELLE AXE VII (2008)
for string quartet (15’)
World Premiere : November 16, 2008, Brussels, “Atelier 210”,
Festival SPECTRUM XXI, iO String Quartet.
First recording : EDITION MODERN/VIDEO (DVD) EDMN 5001
LABYRINTHE IV (2008)
for bass clarinet and ensemble (12’)
( solo bcl, 2 cl, bass, 3 trb, Strings 0.1.4.2. 2 groups of perc)
World Premiere : Nov. 22, 2008 London, Conway Hall, Festival
SPECTRUM XXI. Tim Hodgkinson, H yperion Ensemble & IO
String Quartet Cond. AM Avram
First recording : EDITION MODERN/VIDEO (DVD) EDMN 5002
TEXTURES (II) (2009)
for ensemble (10’)
(Bass fl, 2 cl, bcl, bass, 2 trb, 2 perc, pno, Strings 1222)
World Premiere: Romanian Athenaeum, October 2009,
H yperion Ensemble cond. Ana-Maria Avram
TEXTURES III/ PENUMBRA (2009)
for two bass clarinets and ensemble (14’)
World premiere: London, “The Warehouse”, November 2009,
SPECTRUM XXI International Festival. Rane Moore & Tim
Hodgkinson (bcl), Hyperion Ensemble, Cond: A-M Avram
NOUVEL ASCENT (II) (2009)
for ensemble (15’)
World premiere: November 2009, Bødø, Norway, Nødutgang
Festivalen, Bødø Sinfonietta, cond. Ana-Maria Avram
9. TEN ROMANIAN FOLKSONGS FROM BELA
BARTOK’s COLLECTIONS (2010)
for viola, piano ad string quartet (26’)
World premiere: September 4, 2001, George Enescu
International Festival. London Schubert Players
AXIS (2011)
For cello and percussion (12’)
World Premiere: Nordica Hall, University of Maine, Farmington,
January 16, 2011, Philip Carlsen & Gusta vo Aguilar
AXE (IX) (2011)
for two cellos (12’)
World Premiere: Paris, “Les Rendez-vous Contemporains de
Saint Merri”. Vasile Comsa & Clotilde Lacroix
ELECTRONIC AND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC
ZODIAQUE I (1990)
for prepared piano and electronic tape (16’)
World Premiere : April 1990, Juvisy-sur-Orge, France,
A.M.Avram
NOTTURNO I (1990)
for oboe and electronic tape (14’)
World Premiere: April 1990, Juvisy-sur-Orge, France, Soloist:
Adrian Petrescu
ZODIAQUE II (1991)
for percussion and tape (16’)
World Premiere: 1990, “G. Enesco” Bucharest Philharmonic,
Soloist : Thierry Miroglio ( perc.)
ZODIAQUE III (1991)
for prepared piano, percussion and tape (17’)
World Premiere : May 1991, “ International New Music Week”
Bucharest, A.M.Avram (piano) and Doru Roman (percussion).
First recording: EDITION MODERN ED MN 1002 (1992)
SYMETRIES (1992)
on texts by G. Astalos, (with Iancu Dumitrescu) (25’)
Soloist: Pierre Lamy (speaker)
First recording: EDITION MODERN EDMN 1004
10. DE L’ABOLITION DE L’AME (1995)
broadcasting work on texts by E.M. Cioran (19’ 05”)
for female voice, speaker, bass flutes, percussion, trombone,
doublebass, prepared piano and electronic tapes
Radio France Commission & Realisation
World Premiere : February 14 1996, Radio France, Paris,
“Présences” Festival
First recording: Radio France double CD/ Prix Italia 1949-1995
IKARUS III (1997)
for vioda bassa and electronic tape (16’)
World Premiere : I.M. Lacraru,
London, Royal Festival Hall, March 1997
IKARUS VI ( 1997)
for viola and tape (15’)
LABYRINTHE I (1997)
for string ensemble and tape ( 2 violins, 2 violas, 2 cellos, 2 db)
(16’30”)
World Premiere : H yperion Ensemble, Conductor AM Avram,
Bucharest, International New Music Week, May 1997.
First recording: Edition Modern ED MN 1009
DE L’ABOLITION DE l’AME (III) (1998)
for ensemble and tape (21’)
World Premiere : Hyperion Ensemble, Conductor AM Avram,
18 May 1998
International Festival “Musique Action”, Nancy
First recording: Edition Modern ED MN 1008
NOUVEL ARCHAE (1998) for computer assisted voices
and soloists (14’11”)
World Premiere: June 1 2001, London, Royal Festival Hall,
Luminita Fara & Ana-Maria Avram
First recording: Edition Modern ED MN 1013
ASSONNANCES (III) (2000)
for voice, bass flute and electronics (17’)
Commission and Realisation of the tape : UPIC Studios, Paris
TRACES, SILLONS, SILLAGES (I) (2000)
for ensemble and computer assisted sounds (13’)
(1cl, 1bass., 1 trb., perc., piano, 2 violas, 2 cellos, 2
doublebasses)
World Premiere : June 2000, Hannover Romanian Pavilion,
H yperion Ensemble, Conductor A-M Avram
First recording: EDITION MODERN EDMN 1016
TELESMA (2001)
for computer sounds and two percussion groups (14’20”)
World Premiere : June 1 2001, London, Royal Festival Hall,
Luminita Fara & Ana-Maria Avram ( percussion)
11. ZODIAQUE ANTIQUE (2001)
for prepared piano, percussion and electronic tape (17’)
World Premiere : June 1 2001, London, Royal Festival Hall,
Luminita Fara (percussion) & Ana-Maria Avram (piano)
TELESMA II (2001)
for bass clarinet and computer assisted sounds (15’)
World Premiere: Tim Hodgkinson, Bucharest, November
2001, Bucharest “G. Enescu” Philharmonic
First recording: EDITION MODERN EDMN 1017
TELESMA IV (2002)
for percussion and computer assisted sounds (14’20 )
World Premiere: 2003, UCSD San Diego Spring Music Festival
Soloist: Gusta vo Aguilar
APOKATASTASIS I (2002)
for trombone and computer assisted sounds (13’)
First recording: EDITION MODERN EDMN 1017
QUINCONCE I (2002)
for viola and computer assisted sounds (13’)
World Premiere: May 2003, Romanian Radio House,
International Festival of Electronic and Computer Music
“Acousmania”, Soloist: Cornelia Petroiu
First recording: EDITION MODERN EDMN 1018
TRANSMUTATIONS (2002)
for bass clarinet, ensemble and computer assisted tape (13’)
( 1cl, 1 bass., 1 trombone, 1 perc, 2 violas, 2 cellos, 2 d-b)
World Premiere: November 2002, Romanian Radio House,
H yperion Ensemble & Tim Hodgkinson (bass clarinet),
Conductor: Ana-Maria Avram
First recording: EDITION MODERN EDMN 1019
LABYRINTHE INTÉRIEUR (2004)
for bass flute, percussion and computer assisted sounds (15’)
World Premiere : Romanian Radio House, International Festival
of Electronic and Computer Music “Acousmania”, May 2004
Lisa Cella (flute) and Morris Palter (percussion)
LUX ANIMAE I (2004)
for ensemble and computer assisted sounds (11’)
( 0.1.2.0,0.0.0.0, crds:1.1.1.1.)
World Premiere: Bucharest, “G. Enesco” Philharmonic, 19
June 2004, Hyperion Ensemble, Conductor: AM Avram
LUX ANIMAE II (2004)
for ensemble and computer assisted sounds (13’)
( 1.0.2.1,0.0.1.0, crds 0.2.1.1.), perc
World Premiere: Bucharest, SIMN, 2004, H yperion
Ensemble, Cond: AM Avram
First recording: EDITION MODERN EDMN 1020
12. FLASHES II (2005)
for horn and electronics (11’)
FLASHES III (2005)
for wind ensemble, percussion and computer assisted sounds
(14’)
World Premiere: Romanian Radio House, International Festival
of Electronic and Computer Music “Acousmania”, May 2005,
H yperion Ensemble, Soloists: Tim Hodgkinson, Robert
Reigle, Denis Simandy, Chris Cutler Conductor: AM Avram.
QUINCONCE II (2005)
for viola and computer assisted sounds (13’)
World Premiere August 2005, Bruxelles, Dominica
Eyckmans
THE ENDLESS BURNING FIRE (2005)
for bass clarinet, prepared piano, percussion, harp and
computer assisted sounds. (15’)
World Premiere May 2005, “Musique Action” Festival,
Vandoeuvre-les- Nancy, Tim Hodgkinson ( bass clarinet), Chris
Cutler (percussion), Rhodri Da vies (harp), Iancu Dumitrescu
(doublebass), Ana-Maria Avram (prepared piano, conducting),
Ellio Martusciello ( sound projection)
LUX ANIMAE III (2005)
for ensemble and computer assisted sounds
(1fl, 2cl, 1bass, trbone, perc, strings) (13’)
World Premiere Bucharest, Romanian Radio House, “George
Enescu” International Festival, H yperion Ensemble,
Conductor: AM Avram
WINDS OF THE DESERT (2006)
For ensemble, soloists and computer sounds (16’)
World Premiere : Paris, Auditorium Saint Germain, November
20 H yperion Ensemble, soloists: Tim Hodgkinson, Gusta vo
Aguilar, Denis Simandy, Robert Reigle. Cond: Ana-Maria
Avram
First Recording : EDITION MODERN EDMN 1022
LUX ANIMAE (IV) 2006
for saxophone, ensemble and computer sounds (14’)
World Premiere : Paris, Auditorium Sain Germain, November
21. Claude Delangle s-nino sax. H yperion Ensemble. Cond :
A.M.Avram
THE ENDLESS BURNING FIRE (II) (2007)
for bass clarinet, ensemble and computer assisted sounds.
(15’)
World Premiere: Brussels, Maison du Spectacle “La Bellone”,
November 2007 H yperion Ensemble, soloists: Tim
Hodgkinson, Gusta vo Aguilar, Cond: Ana-Maria Avram
First recording: EDITION MODERN EDMN 1023
13. HYLE (2007)
for violoncello, ensemble and computer assisted sounds. (14’)
(cello sollo, strings : 1.2.3.3.3)
World Premiere: Brussels, Maison du Spectacle “La Bellone”,
November 2007 H yperion Ensemble, soloist : Mirel Iancovici.
Cond : Ana-Maria Avram
QUATRE ETUDES ORPHIQUES (II) (2007)
for female voice, bass clarinet, clarinets, 3 percussion groups
and live electronics (14’)
World Premiere : Geneva, Swiss Radio House – Auditorium
Ernest Ansermet, Nov 2007. Cornelia Bruggmann (voice), Tim
Hodgkinson (bass clarinet), Gusta vo Aguilar & Chris Cutler
(perc). H yperion Ensemble , Cond : Ana-Maria Avram
First recording: EDITION MODERN EDMN 1023
VOICES OF THE DESERT (III) ( 2008)
For ensemble, soloists and computer sounds (16’)
(cl/bcl solo, perc solo, 2cl,bass, 3trb, trpbass, perc, Strings :
2.2.4.2.)
World Premiere : London, Conway Hall, November 22
Hyperion Ensemble, soloists: Tim Hodgkinson, Gusta vo
Aguilar, Cond : Ana-Maria Avram
First recording : EDITION MODERN/VIDEO (DVD) EDMN 5002
HYLE (II) (2008)
for two violas, ensemble and and computer assisted sounds.
(14’)
World Premiere: London, “The Warehouse”, November 2009,
SPECTRUM XXI International festival. Ioan-Marius Lacraru,
Elisabeth Weisser (violas), H yperion Ensemble, cond. Ana-
Maria Avram
TELESMA VII (2009)
for three percussion groups and computer assisted sounds
(14’20”)
World premiere: London, “LSO-St Luke’s Jerwood Hall”,
November 2009, SPECTRUM XXI International Festival.
Gusta vo Aguilar, Alex Lipovsky, Petru Teodorescu (perc).
Cond: Ana-Maria Avram
SEPTEM SEMONES AD MORTUOS (2009)
for bass flute, bass clarinet , ensemble and live electronics (14’)
(2cl, basscl, 2 trb, 2 perc, strings 4.3.2.2.)
World premiere: 12 September 2009, George Enescu
International festival, Romanian Athenaeum. H yperion
Ensemble & Tim Hodgkinson. Conductor A-M Avram
REVEIL II (2010)
For string ensemble and computer assisted sounds (14’)
(1.1.2.4.2)
World premiere: March 2010, Romania Athenaeum. H yperion
Ensemble cond A.M. Avram
14. TELESMA IX (2010)
for two pianos, percussion, cello and doublebass (14’20”)
World premiere: Harvard University Auditorium, October 2010,
Gusta vo Aguilar (perc), Ste ven Pane & Yuri Funahashi
(pn), Philip Carlsen (cello), Iancu Dumitrescu (db), cond A.M.
Avram
NEW TEXTURES (2011)
For ensemble, no imput mixer, electronic guitar and live
electronics (15’)
World premiere: Hateiva Seder Series, Jaffo, Israel, 21 January
2011. Meitar Ensemble cond Ana-Maria Avram
TEXTURES LIMINALES (2011)
For ensemble, electric guitar and live electronics (14’)
World Premiere: 21 March 2011. “Les Rendez-vous
Contemporains de Saint-Merri”, Paris, “Ensemble Le Balcon” ,
Stephen O’Malley (soloist) Conductor Ana-Maria Avram
NOUVEL ASCENT (III) (2011)
for ensemble and computer sounds (15’)
(1bfl, 1 baryton oboe, 1 bcl, 1 sax baritone, perc, strings)
World premiere: March 2011, Berlin, Bergheim, Lux Aeterna
festival. Mozaik Ensemble, cond. Ana-Maria Avram
NOUVEL ASCENT (IV) (2011)
for ensemble and live electronics (16’)
(1 bcl, 1 bass, 1 hr, 1 trb, pno, 2 gr. perc, strings)
World premiere: 21 March 2011. “Les Rendez-vous
Contemporains de Saint-Merri”, Paris, “Ensemble Le Balcon” ,
Conductor Ana-Maria Avram
ELECTRONIC MUSIC
IKARUS I (1994 )
Realisation: Hyperion Studios (14’)
First recording: EDITION MODERN EDMN 1006
HORRIDAS NOSTRAE MENTIS PURGA
TENEBRAS (1999)
for computer assisted sounds (9’30” )
World Premiere: International Festival of Electronic and
Computer Music “Acousmania”, 2002
First recording: EDITION MODERN EDMN 1015
15. NOUVEL ARCHAE II (1999)
for computer assisted voices (14’20”)
World Premiere: June 1 2001, London, Royal Festival Hall,
Luminita Fara & A-M A vram
ETUDE I (2001)
for computer assisted sounds (11’)
First recording: BANANAFISH - San- Francisco (USA) Nr. 15 /
2001
YIDAM (2005)
for computer assisted sounds (6’30”)
World Premiere: International Festival “Synthèse”, Bourges,
June 2005
LUX ANIMAE (VII) (2005)
for computer assisted sounds. (15’21”)
World premiere : “Musica Nova 2005 international Festival”
FOCUL VIU (2005)
for computer assisted sounds (11’20”)
An International Institute for Electronic Music Bourges - IMEB
commission
World premiere: Festival Synthèse, Bourges, 5 June 2006
REVEIL (2009)
for computer assisted sounds (21’40”)
Installation, commission of CitySonics Festival, Mons, Belgium
World premiere: Festival CitySonics, Mons, July-August 2009
MUSIC FOR LARGE ENSEMBLE
LA CURTILE DORULUI (1985)
for mezzosoprano and ensemble (15’)
(1-1-1-1, 1-0-0-0, 3 perc. gr., p-no, strings 1-1-1-1-1)
DOUA CANTECE (1987)
for barytone and ensemble (10’)
(1-1-1-1, 2-0-2-0, 3 gr perc, pno, 1-1-1-1-1)
THRENIA II (1990)
for voice, chamber choir and ensemble (16’)
( 1-1-1-1, 1-1-2-0, 1perc, pn, crdes : 4-3-2-1-1)
A Commission of Juvisy-sur-Orge Town
World Premiere : October 1990 Juvisy-sur-Orge, Ensemble
and Choir of the “ Conservatoire National de Région”,
Conductor : Jean-Louis Vicart.
16. EKÂGRÂTA II (1993)
for large ensemble (14’)
(1-1-1-1, 1-2-2-0, pn, 2 perc. gr., strings : 4-3-2-1-1)
World Premiere November 1993, “Wien Modern” Festival ,
Konzerthaus, Vienna, “20 Jahrhunderdt” Ensemble,
Conductor: Peter Burwik
INSTANTS ORPHIQUES ( 2003)
for ensemble and Soloists (14’)
(1.11.1, 0.0.0.0, 1perc, Crds)
World Premiere: SIMN, May 2003, Romanian Radio House,
Soloists: Robert Reigle (saxophone), Keiko Hatanaka
(soprano) , Hyperion Ensemble Conductor AM Avram
MUSIC FOR SOLOISTS AND
ORCHESTRA
THRENIA I (1986 )
for violin and orchestra (15’)
(2-2-2-2, 2-2-2-0, 3 gr. perc, pno, Hpa, Strings 12-10-8-6-4)
World Premiere: May 1986, Romanian Radio House,
Bucharest, by The Romanian National Radio Orchestra, Soloist :
Luminita Petre, Conductor : Ludovic Bacs
CONCERO FOR CLARINET, PERCUSSION
AND WIND ORCHESTRA
(1995)
(4 fl,4 ob,4 cl, 4 bass, 6 Cni, 3 trp, 3 trb,tuba, 3 gr perc, clarinet
solo) (13’)
ORBIT OF ETERNAL GRACE ( 1998)
for bass clarinet, percussion and string orchestra (16’16 )
(strings: 8-7-6-4-3, bcl solo, perc solo)
World Premiere: November 1998, Romanian Radio
Broadcasting Corporation, Bucharest, Tim Hodgkinson (Bcl),
Chris Cutler (perc), H yperion String Orchestra, Conductor :
Jean-Louis Vicart
First recording: EDITION MODERN EDMN 1014
INCANTATIO (2003)
for viola solo and large orchestra (23’)
(3.3.3.3.3.4.3.1., pn, 3gr perc, strings 12-10-8-6-4)
World Premiere : 18.10. 2003, Philharmonic of Ploiesti,
International Festival “Musica Nova” , Ploiesti Philharmonic
Orchestra, Solo: Cornelia Petroiu, Cond: Ana-Maria Avram
First recording: EDITION MODERN EDMN 1018
17. SEVEN ROMANIAN FOLKSONGS FROM BELA
BARTOK’s COLLECTIONS (2004)
for viola and orchestra (22’ )
(2.2.2.2.,0.0.0.0, 3 perc. gr. , strings 8-6-4-4-2, viola solo )
World Premiere: 26.10 2004, Philharmonic of Ploiesti,
International Festival “Musica Nova”, Ploiesti Philharmonic
Orchestra Soloist: Cornelia Petroiu, Conductor : Ana-Maria
Avram
NOUMENA (2004)
for bass flute , bass clarinet, saxophone and large orchestra
(25’)
(2.2.2.2., 3.4.3., 3 gr perc, pno, strings)
World Premiere : 26.10 2003, Philharmonic of Ploiesti,
International Festival “Musica Nova” , Ploiesti Philharmonic
Orchestra, Soloists: Berten D’Hollander (flutes), Tim
Hodgkinson (bass clarinet), Daniel Kientzy (saxophones),
Conductor : Ana-Maria Avram
MUSIC FOR ORCHESTRA
SIMFONIA (1988)
for large orchestra (20’)
(3-3-3-0, 3-4-3-0, 3 perc. gr. , pno, hpa, Strings)
World Premiere: 1991, Craiova Philharmonic Orchestra,
Conductor : Modest Cichirdan
EKAGRATA (1990)
for orchestra (12’)
( 2-2-2-2, 2-2-2-0, pno, 3 perc. gr., Strings)
World Premiere : January 1991, Paris, Saint-Médard,
“l’Orchestre National de Chambre de Roumanie”,
Conductor: Jean-Louis Vicart
First recording: EDITION MODERN EDMN 1002
THRENIA III (1992)
for choir, mezzosoprano and orchestra (18’)
( 3-3-3-0, 3-4-3-0, 3 perc. gr. , pno, hpa, Strings), choir : 9 s -6 a
-6 t -3b , mezzosoprano solo
World Premiere: March 1992, Romanian Radio House,
Bucharest. Romanian National Radio Orchestra and Choir,
Soloist : Steliana Calos, Conductor: Jean-Louis Vicart
DE SACRAE LAMENTATIONEM (1993)
for large orchestra (13’)
(3-3-3-3, 3-4-3-1, pno, 3 perc. gr., Strings)
World Premiere : October 1993, Paris, “G.Enesco”
Philharmonic Orchestra, Conductor : Jean-Louis Vicart
First recording: EDITION MODERN EDMN 1006
18. SWARMS III (1995)
for string orchestra (10’30’’)
(8-7-6-4-3)
World premiere : 2006, Romanian Radio House, Romanian
Radio Chamber Orchestra. Conductor : Cristian Brancusi
First recording: EDITION MODERN EDMN 1009
IN NOMINE LUCIS (1997)
for large orchestra (17’)
( 3-3-3-3, 2-4-3, pn, 2 perc, Crds)
World Premiere : February 1998, Romanian National Radio
Simphony Orchestra, Conductor Cristian Brancusi
CHAOSMOS II ( 1997 )
for choir and orchestra (20’)
(8S, 8A,5T 5B, orch: 3-3-3-3, 2-4-3-0, pn, 2 perc, Strings)
SECONDE AXE (1998 )
for string orchestra (15’)
(7-6-4-4-2 )
CHAOSMOS III (1998)
for two orchestras (20’)
(4.4.4.4., 6.4.3.1.,3 gr perc, pn, hpa, strings)
World Premiere : 28.10 1998, Romanian Radio House,
Romanian National Radio Simphony Orchestra
First recording: EDITION MODERN EDMN 1010
EC-STATIC CRICKETS I (2000)
for string orchestra (9’)
(4-4-4-3-1)
First recording: ‘Musicworks’ CD number 76, Toronto
UN RAGGIO ARDENTE E DI SI CHIARA LUCE
(2000)
for strings (11’)
(7-6-5-4-2)
16 ROMANIAN CAROLS FROM BELA
BARTOK’s FOLK
SONGS COLLECTIONS (2001)
for orchestra (18’)
(2.2.2.2., 2.4.2.0., 3 perc, hpa, strings)
World Premiere: November 2001, Romanian Radio House,
Romanian Radio Chamber Orchestra, Conductor: Vlad
Conta
19. LPS and COMPACT DISCS
“MUSIQUE POUR MALLARMÉ” / “CANCIONES
DE LA SOLEDÀD”
LP ELECTRECORD, 1988 ST-ECE 16790/88
”ZODIAQUE” for two prepared pianos and electronic tape /
“EKAGRÂTA” for orchestra / “Signum Gemini” for
clarinet, prepared piano and two percussion groups
Edition MODERN ED MN 1002
“SYMÉTRIES” for speaker and electronics /
“ARCHAE” - for solo voice
Edition MODERN ED MN 1004
“DE SACRAE LAMENTATIONEM” for large
orchestra / “IKARUS (I)” for electronic tape
Edition MODERN ED MN 1006
“QUATRE ÉTUDES D’OMBRE” for bass flute /
“ASSONANT 3” for flutes and percussion /
“MÉTABOLES” for solo flute
Artgallery - Paris ESL 009-ED MN 1007
“DE L’ABOLITION DE L’ÂME” for instruments, voice
and electronics. A Radio France Commission /
“IKARUS II” for Kronos Quartet
Edition MODERN ED MN 1008
“SWARMS” (III) for string orchestra /
“LABYRINTHE” for strings and electronic tape
Edition MODERN /ReR MEGACORP ED MN 1009
“CHAOSMOS” (II) for two orchestras /
AXE (I) for cello and percussion
Edition MODERN /ReR MEGACORP ED MN 1010
“AXE II” for cello. CD ‘Musicworks’ number 71, Toronto,
Canada Summer 1998
“NOUVEL AXE” for strings “Musique Action ‘98”
Edition MODERN /ReR MEGACORP, ED MN 1011/ ReR
Megacorp DACH01
“ANAMORPHOSIS” for string quartet /
“SECONDE AXE” for string orchestra
Edition MODERN /ReR MEGACORP ED MN 1012
20. “NOUVEL ARCHAE” computer assisted music /
“AXE” for cello
Edition MODERN EDMN 1013
“ORBIT OF ETERNAL GRACE” for clarinet,
percussion and orchestra / “ASCENT” for ensemble
Edition MODERN ED MN 1014
“NEWARCANA” for bass clarinet and ensemble /
EC-STATIC CRICKETS (II) for strings /
“HORRIDAS NOSTRAE MENTIS PURGA
TENEBRAS” computer assisted music
Edition MODERN EDMN 1015
“EC-STATIC CRICKETS (I)” for strings ‘Musicworks’
number 76, Toronto, Canada 1999
“TRACES, SILLONS, SILLAGES” for ensemble and
tape / “DORYPHORIES” (I) for ensemble
Edition MODERN EDMN 1016
“ETUDE I for computer assisted sounds” BANANAFISH,
San-Francisco (USA) Nr. 15 / 2001
“TELESMA (II)” for bass clarinet and computer assisted
sounds / “APOKATASTASIS” (I) for trombone and
computer assisted sounds
Edition MODERN ED MN 1017
“INCANTATIO” for viola and orchestra/
‘QUINCONCE (I)’ for viola and computer assisted sounds
Edition MODERN ED MN 1018
“TRANSMUTATIONS” for bass clarinet, ensemble and
computer assisted sounds /
“PENUMBRA” for tenor saxophone
Edition MODERN ED MN 1019
“GALAXY-REFLECTION” for solo percusson /
“QUATRE ETUDES D’OMBRE“ for bass flute /
“LUX ANIMAE“ for ensemble and computer sounds
EDITION MODERN ED MN 1020
“INCREAT (I)“/ “INCREAT (II)“ /
“STRANGE ATTRACTOR” for ensemble
EDITION MODERN EDMN 1021
“WINDS OF THE DESERT”
for ensemble and computer sounds /
“AXE 7” for doublebass
Edition MODERN ED MN 1022
21. “QUATRE ETUDES ORPHIQUES” (III) /
for voice, ensemble and computer sounds /
“ENDLES BURNING FIRE”
for ensemble and computer sounds
Edition MODERN ED MN 1023
“NOUVEL ARCHAE” for computer assisted voices
ERDITION MODERN ED MN 1024 “Live in Spark Festival,
Minneapolis”
“NOUVELLE AXE”/
“IKARUS”
String quartets
EDITION MODERN EDMN 1025
“LABYRINTHE IV” for ensemble/
“VOI CES OF THE DESERT” (III) for ensemble and
computer sounds/
“NOUMENA” for ensemble
EDITION MODERN EDMN 1026, Live in London, SPECTRUM
festival
Musicology
“Roumanie, terre du neuvième ciel” -interview with Haqrry
Halbreich, - Editions Axis Mundi -Bucharest 1992
”Ana Maria Avram and Iancu Dumitrescu” - Musicworks Nr 71/
1998
“Being composer” - MusicWorks nr.76 ( 2000);
“Ana-Maria Avram: an adventure in experimental music”
interview with Costin Cazabn, Bananafish, los Angeles nr. 15
(2001)
“La Musique Spectrale au début du XXI-e siècle”, 2006,
CREMAC
“Une brève histoire de l’électroacoustique en Roumanie” –
2005, Edition de l’IMEB (Institut International de Musique
Electroacoustique de Bourges)
22. ANA-MARIA AVRAM -press excrept
“Works” also features three compositions by ANA-MARIA
AVRAM,
born in Bucharest in 1961. Wonderful to hear music where
textural innovations aren’t employed to colour pre-existing
structures, but evolve form in process. On Zodiaque she plays
prepared piano opposite Dumitrescu, a percussionist and
magnandic tape. Seems like these Romanians are engaged in a
similar kind of sonic research to that which resulted in the
masterpieces of Giacinto Scelsi and Ennio Morricone : collective
endeavour, genuine ‘deep listening ’. The results are similarly
overpowering a milion miles from the tootling inconsecuence of
most of what passes for New Music in the classical world.
BEN WATSON - The Wire, May 1995
Ana-Maria Avram compose une musique pleine d’inspiration.
Elle combine la recherche acoustique très poussée, la tentation
de la nouveauté absolue du langage avec une réalisation
artistique limpide, aristrocratique. Il en résulte un équilibre
enviable pour beaucoup de ses confrères ( ... ) Les réussites
d’Ana-Maria Avram, dont il faudrait énumérer quelques titres
comme : Ekagrata “, “Signum Gemini”, Archae “ “ Les chants de
la solitude”, Musique pour Mallarmé” ont la tenue autentique
des chefs-d’oeuvre”.
EDGAR ELIAN, 1993 .
( .... ) D’ Ana-Maria Avram ( née en 1961 ) un compositeur qui a
eu la chance d’être crée et joué l’an passée au Theâtre de la
Ville par le Quatuor Kronos, on randiendra cette “aventure à
l’intérieur du son” qu’est Métaboles (1986) pour flûte seule,
aérien and enivrant chatoiement sonore (...)
FRANCK MALLET - “Le Monde de la Musique” 194 -
décembre 1995
* “De son côté, Ana-Maria Avram fait une musique dense et
parfaitement taillée ( Swarms III) le geste y est très sur, attentif
aux suggestions d’un matériau que la compositrice sait
provoquer and fructifier avec beaucoup de grâce. Une lumière
particulièère se répand de cette oeuvre, comme dans
Labyrinthe I, une attitude peut-être ludique, qui ne néglige
cependant pas la rigueur architecturale”
COSTIN CAZABAN - “Le Monde de la Musique”
...De son coté, Ana-Maria Avram, maniant les sonorités de
souche spectrale, d’une tradition plus européenne, s’épanouit
23. dans la synthèse des sources instrumentales en intégrant
l’imaginaire du son archétype, tout en privilégiant la structure
dont elle exploite les différentes colorations dans un camaïeu
de résonances. Lignes brouillées, démultipliées,
s’intermodulant en une géologie d’harmoniques fluides, l’album
de Iancu Dumitrescu and Ana- Maria Avram constitue une
parfaite introduction à l’oeuvre de deux des compositeurs
roumains les plus innovateurs and représentatifs de ce siècle.”
SERGE BELLEUDY - d’ESPIN OSE 31 Mars 1996
“A great CD!!!! 5 pieces; three new works by IANCU
DUMITRESCU ( two for chamber ensemble - with electronics -
tracking sound to its furthest lairs, and one for Orchestra; two by
ANA-MARIA AVRAM, one for Orchestra (“de Sacrae...” an
indispensable classic ) and one for Tape.
CHRIS CUTLER - ReR RECOMMENDED – London
Romanian composer IANCU DUMITRESCU and his associate,
ANA-MARIA AVRAM, leading figures in the Eastern
European school of modern classical music have issued many
stunning works through the years, but this is the first to be
issued in America.
Los Angeles, sept.1999
“Of the three CD’s issued thus far, one also contains three
excellent works by a pupil of his: ANA MARIA AVRAM, whose
compositional style is every bit as fascinating and innovative,
and is certainly a talent to look out for.” ..
ALAN FREEMAN “AUDION“ , Leicester , March 1993
“ANA-MARIA AVRAM recently composed a quartet for
Kronos, and followed it up with “Nouvelle Axe”, peformed
here by the strings of Romania ’s Hyperion Ensemble, who also
work with DUMITRESCU. It’s an uncompromising piece with a
tendency to noise throughout, drawing blizzards of pizzicato,
high - pitched sounds and lots of glissandos from the panoply
of avant garde string effects.”
ANDY HAMILTON - THE WIRE (49), August 1999,
LOND O N
“Both Avram and Dumitrescu are convinced that if they have
been able to open new doors in music, it is because they have
made or found precisely those connections bandween musical
activity and inner life that remain unarticulated in conventional
musical training. This is not, however, simply a matter of theit
philosophy and motivation as artists. The psychological reality if
their music is directly grounded in a conception of the acoustic
reality iof sound.”
TIM H ODGKINSO N, Musicworks No 71, Summer 1998
“I could write myself into silence trying to describe the music of
Rumanian composers Iancu Dumitrescu and Ana Maria Avram.
24. They’re often associated with the spectral school of
composition, and while there is truth to the assertion, it does not
begin to describe the perplexing, sensual and downright thrilling
soundscapes on this, the duo’s 21st disc on their own label.
While spectrality can imply dogmatic adherence to overtone
exploration, for example, this music is ceaselessly non-
compromising in its authoritative non-conformity, rendering
terms such as improvisation and solo all but irrelevant. (…)
BY MARC MEDWIN, “Dusted Magazine”, 2009
“When Ana-Maria Avram conducts, she sometimes seems to
be plucking stars from the sky, or jabbing into hives, causing
thousands of tiny critters to fly up into the air like flurries of gold
dust. Avram allows the moment to shape the music. In her
view, the analytical approach of serial and structuralist
composers in recent decades represents a desacralisation of
sound space. The conductor is instead drawn to spectral
composition, in which everything develops from the nature of
the sounds themselves. Moreover, to Avram, spectralism is not
an academic, technologically assisted manipulation of the
organism sound. Her work allows the sound to emerge from
fluctuating acoustic systems in an interplay between composed
and improvised passages, in which the musicians are co-
creators in the most literal sense. According to her, this is how
musical activity and inner life can be combined, this is how
music can open the doors to other areas of human life. A
cursory glance at Avram’s catalogue of works reveals her
dedication to the arcane, the archaic, the religious, and even, at
times, the occult. Developed over recent years, Lux animae –
Licht der Seele is an entire series of works for soloists and
ensemble. One inspiration may have been the Rumanian
spectralist Horatiu Radulescu’s 1996 work for viola solo, which
bears the same title. Radulescu added the following notes to
her piece: “Try not to be at all normal”, “always play always a bit
little drunk", "all the new colours are beautiful", and "you must
end in the air – imagine the sound vibrating in eterno". In
comparison, Ana-Maria Avram’s philosophy seems more sober,
but also more militant. For her, being modern means ”to be
alive and vital. To accept risk. To dare. To think. To dare to
think. To free yourself of preconceptions. To believe. To be
brave. To be yourself. To know your weaknesses and not give
up, by always asking yourself the same fundamental
questions.” It follows that she always starts a new work by
meditating; a dream that slowly takes concrete shape, until she
finally brings it to life in the concert hall.”
EKKEHARDT EHLERS, Lux Aeterna Festival, Berlin, March
2011