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Very happy to announce that Collected Works 2002-2012 on Immediata is now available on mail order from Squidco in North Carolina.
US friends can get their hands on a copy HERE
Very happy to announce that Collected Works 2002-2012 on Immediata is now available on mail order from Squidco in North Carolina.
US friends can get their hands on a copy HERE
Nekkersdal Eden, written between Perth and Brussels, performed here by Decibel Ensemble at the State Theatre in Perth last May.
Happy to be returning home briefly for an exclusive concert at the Vivid Festival in Sydney with two of my closest colleagues…
Night will start with a full rendition of Chasms (2007) for prepared piano, followed by multi-speaker concert by Kayfabe, my electro-acoustic duo with Natasha Anderson (pictured).
The evening will close with some piano/violin duos courtesy of myself and Erkki Veltheim, an example of you which you can download here.
Details of the concert HERE
Eron Sheean’s Errors of the Human Body has a limited weekend run at the Arena Theatre, Hollywood, California, April 19th-21st.
Screening details HERE
The real soundtrack is still available from Editions Mego on deluxe 2LP and CD HERE
Pinquins percussion trio from Norway commissioned me last year for a trio, and All Of Your Nightmares at Once is what happened.
If you happen to be in Oslo on June 14th, come to the Litteraturhuset for 30 minutes of delirious vibraphonic headiness…

Thymolphthalein play France’s longest running avant-music festival, May 19th.
The 150EUR Chocolate rooster is happy.
Details HERE

If you’re curious about extended, prepared, expanded or just exploratory approaches to the piano in general, the incredible Berlin pianist Magda Mayas has made a feature radio documentary on Inside Piano for ABC’s Into the Music, interviewing numerous contemporary practitioners. You can listen here.
Image: Fortepiano Joseph Angst, constructed in the late 1820s showing two of its sound effects: three concentric bells that are hit simultaneously by three mallets when the pedal is pushed and the “bassoon” pedal which brings a strip of wood covered with parchment into contact with the strings of the bass register to produce a nasal sound similar to the instrument of the same name. (Brussels Musical Instrument Museum)

In Nancy with the quintet this week, developing more new repertoire, to be presented May 19th at Musique Action 2013, and on our 2nd album. It all started in Baden-Baden 2009…
Thymolphthalein busy all week working on new material for a concert Friday night in Poitiers, France.
So many hours, so much listening.
Details for the concert HERE

This piece is my one-hit wonder.
Another outing at MaerzMusik by Eugene Ughetti in March.
Details HERE.