music for penis

A new complexity work for hand and penis.

music for SEGMOD synthesis software

Electronic music work using the SEGMOD synthesis programme. Released in September 2019. Pure SEGMOD. One track in each stereo channel. Some of it is played out of a bass amp. Some panning, EQ, compression and limiting but no extra processing or FX.

music for flute

Work for flute based on Gray codes. For Frank Gray, Michael Winter and Alex Grimes. Now available on Kathryn Williams' "Coming Up For Air" CD

with Angela Guyton and Richard Craig

video for screen

A flautist finds time distorting inside a mysterious cube. This piece exists in 3 versions.

with Angela Guyton and Richard Craig

music-theatre for cube installation, flute, video, audio playback (4 channels), furniture-mover, chair, table and metronome

A flautist finds time distorting inside a mysterious cube. This piece exists in 3 versions.

music for piano

A work for piano about slow changes. It is part of the work "The Teflon King of Many Spirits".

music for clarinet, bassoon, french horn, piano, percussion, viola and double bass

A pseudo-twelve-tone work created with my Dodecafinder software and made by layering the piece "Methuselah" and "The Pressure Is Off..." on top of each other.

music for 4 tunable sustaining instruments

Work based on the harmonic sequence of "We Doubled Down The Base Camps".

music-theatre for lots of people

A music-theatre piece that compiles all the "Parameters" pieces into one large work.

design for t-shirt

T-shirt design based on the algorithm used for page-layout in my PhD thesis.

music for violin and cello

Work involving two performers listening two each other.

music for player-piano and video

A piece for player-piano, created by gridding up paper covered in ejaculate.

music for player-piano and video

A piece for player-piano, created by gridding up paper covered in ejaculate.

music for piano and video

The same material rhythmically re-notated 8 different ways.

music for guitar

A compendium of almost every playable chord of 1-6 notes solely containing the note E and consisting of fingered pitches or natural harmonics. There are 319 chords in total, drawn from a corpus of over 7000 possible (playable and non-playable) combinations, based on an initial set of 17 single-note iterations of the note E playable on the guitar as fingered pitches or natural harmonics.

music-theatre for two readers

Work for two readers.

with Ana Smaragda Lemnaru and Leo Svirsky

music for piano, player-piano, piano, video and electronics

Live pianist vs. player-piano. It's about human and machines and music. There are two different versions of this whole piece, although, nowadays, all these pieces can be played separately.

music for player-piano and video

An extension of Tom Johnson's "The Chord Catalogue".

music for piano

Piano piece that goes down.

with Sophie Broadbridge and Tom Hartford

music for film

I did sound for this short film by Sophie Broadbridge.

music for flute, clarinet, piano and cello

The same material is placed in 48 different rhythmic grids.

music for any-sized ensemble of pitched, equal-tempered instruments

Dot-to-dot music piece.

music for double bass

A double bass work inspired by the connection between the Israeli military's adoption of post-structuralist philosophy.

music for piano

Bach fugue version of Weezer's "I Just Threw Out The Love of my Dreams" theme.

music-theatre for 2 performers

A subject is made to associate visual stimuli with sounds using Pavlovian conditioning.

music for piano

Dot-to-dot music piece.

music for improvising guitarist

A set of structured improvisations for solo classical guitar. Performed at Autonoom Centrum in The Hague in the middle of 2013, and in a basement concert in Huddersfield in late 2013

music-theatre for performer

A combination of Parameters IX, @textscoreaday works (#14, #296, #86, #250, #365, #209, #231, #160), Ken Friedman's "White Tooth Workshop", the first two movements of "For London", and my work "Drop It".

music for 2 percussionists

Experiment in nested rhythms. Never played.

with Ana Smaragda Lemnaru and Andy Ingamells

music-theatre for various

On 24th January 2013, The New Fordist Organization performed at Studio Loos in The Hague. At this performance, 2 orchestra pieces, 2 piano pieces and a painting were produced in 45 minutes. Also, our documentary on New Fordism was screened.

music for clarinet, piano and violin

Explores virtuosity through the use of difficulty as a composable parameter.

music for string quartet

Work for string quartet in which musical parameters are remapped to create internal feedback loops which generate their own material.

dance for four dancers

Work for four dancers in which their balance is undermined by creating internal feedback loops.

music for performers

Collection of text pieces.

music for amateur choir

Each movement uses a text from a different European language, drawing connections between our ideas of linguistic beauty and how this is directly connected to a country's economic power at the end of the 19th Century.

music for 9 percussionists

Arrangement of the first 4 bars of Brian Ferneyhough's "Bone Alphabet" for 9 amateur performers playing from click-tracks.

social-engineering for performers

A series of pieces about sexuality, exploitation and the composition of social situations.

with Robert Blatt

music-theatre for 10 performers

An abstracted, economically-challenged realization of both a string orchestra and Iannis Xenakis' pivotal composition Metastasis. 92 plastic cups and tin cans were used and connected through a series of metal and nylon wires. It was constructed in a gymnasium at an abandoned elementary school, which was previously the location for the Delta Centre for Contemporary Art in The Hague, The Netherlands. It was then performed by 10 players, receiving instructions via silent disco headphones.

music-theatre for performers and audience

An epic, three hour long evening of music, theatre and performance exploring the dimensions of terrorism, violence, hysteria and the growing physical and virtual security market intelligence, exactly ten years after the collapse of New York's World Trade Center. Performed on 11 September 2011 at Nutshuis, Den Haag, the evening utilized the entirety of Het Nutshuis, presenting 15 different performances, often simultaneously.

with Acid Police Noise Ensemble

installation for performers

Specially written for the Eavesdropping exhibition at Villa Kabilla, Den Haag. A continuous, five hour long work consisting of two separate rooms, connected via microphone. In one room, a five hour long performance involving the continual performance and re-transcription of a piece, surrounded by canvases showing the Dutch music subsidy system. Next to it, a performers in business clothes builds a nest from facebook information about the visitors. These sounds are transmitted and processed in another room, where they excite a bowl filled with non-Newtonian fluid.

music for piccolo, clarinet, trumpet, piano, vibraphone, violin, cello and double bass

Weird sketch - workshopped once by Modelo62 in November 2011, never performed.

music for 6-10 players of any instrument with controllable pitch, volume and dynamics

All players empty any money in their pockets into a pile in front of them. In art as in life, those with the most money control the cultural agenda.

music for audience and live electronics

Basically you just playback the sound of an audience waiting for a concert to start to them, gradually decreasing the delay on the signal.

music-theatre for electric guitarist, dictaphone, cling-film, mattress and sandpaper underwear

Originally part of Acid Police's "Potlatch".

music for flute, oboe, clarinet, harp, guitar, mandolin, piano, percussion, violin, viola, cello and double bass

Bangs and scales.

music for guitar

This piece is inspired by the rumour that the guitarist John Williams has all extraneous string noise digitally removed on his later records. Recording featuring Robert Blatt.

music for cello and live electronics

Piece in which the cello splits into copies of itself.

music for flute (doubling piccolo), bass clarinet, piano, violin, cello, mezzo-soprano and percussion

Work for singer and ensemble based on the periodic table.

music for amplified viola

Jazzy piece for amplified solo viola.