for voice, 2 electric guitars + objects and sampler
2017
Written for and commissioned by Calato through FNA (National Fund for the Arts – Argentina
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for voice, 2 electric guitars + objects and sampler
2017
Written for and commissioned by Calato through FNA (National Fund for the Arts – Argentina
About the piece: compress, compress, compressss
audio coming soon…
for Alto Saxophone, prepared Vibraphone and Double bass
2017
Commissioned by Ciclo de Conciertos de Música Contemporánea de Buenos Aires
Trio: Luzardo – Navarro – Keoroglanian
In a cold and quiet night in the plains of Santa Fe you can hear the buzzing of radio transmission antennas. Out of service since the first days of cell phones, with their red lights still pulsating forever. When I was a kid I used to stay late to listen to the continuum, waiting for signals in the sky.
for Bass/Piccolo Flute – Soprano/Contrabass Clarinet, prepared Harp, Percussion + vst instruments and sample
2017
Based on Argentinian Alberto Laiseca’s short story Contemplación del Gran Madero, in which a general in the East learned to meditate by observing a small, wooden cube in a sand garden in his studio. Meditating, he imagined that his army came across a large structure of the same shape, wondering if it was natural or man-made, trying to understand what it could be.
premiered by Ensemble Adapter
for two saxophones and electronic intermissions
2018
Four ambiences projected from the shiny inside of the saxophone tube. A vague connection keeps them together between the sudden drops of mercury
Written for Patrick Stadler and Geoffrey Landman duo
audio coming soon…
For two performers, amplified objects, microscopes, electronics and video
2018
Amoeba is a throbbing texture, densely populated by communities of audiovisual microorganisms, that spread through the space of the venue. By walking through this structure the audience submerges in the “micro-dramaturgie” of ephemeral gestures that overlap, leak, repel, or merge into each other, forming altogether a thick, complex polyphony ever changing in the small details. Thus the attendants become “dynamic receptors” which modulate their individual experiences by collecting the details of the given totality. The piece is multimodal environment in which the audience, the space, images, electronic sounds and concrete materials were merged into a single unity. It is about the meticulous observation of simple movements, zooming into the complexities of a living organism.
site specific & concert version dur. 45′
Published on vinyl and digital by Total Silence Cologne
In collaboration with reConvert project
Visuals by Ramiro Iturrioz
Masks by Flor Balbis
Excerpt of the concert version, Rotterdam – 2018
For Flute/picc, Clarinet Bb/Bass, Percussion + Sampler, Piano/Keyboard, E-guitar, Violin and Cello 2019
The ultimate distraction usually refers to the latest developments in gadgets whose function is passive entertainment and ephemeral durability. These accessories are governed by the transience of the market, which constantly replace or update them, rewarding their users with an experience of permanent distraction.
Commissioned by Centro de Experimentación del Teatro Colón. (Cetc)
Written for Tropi Ensemble
For mixed voices, two flutes, electronics and video
2019
Visuals by Ramiro Iturrioz
Texts by Bárbara Wapnarsky
To be Premiered on October 8th 2019
Written for Nonsense Ensamble Vocal de Solistas, Dúo Mei
Commissioned by Ciclo de Música Contemporánea – Teatro Nacional Cervantes
Dwarf Mountain premiered by Ensemble Adapter @Harvard Group for New Music Concert Season USA
Visiting Fellow at Harvard Department of Music
Antena, premiered by Luzardo/Navarro/Keoroglanian Trio @XXI Ciclo de Conciertos de Música Contemporánea del Teatro San Martín, Buenos Aires