13 studies for piano and live electronic
in equally tempered Bohlen-Pierce tuning
The piece “Triskaideka” for piano tuned in the equal temperament Bohlen-Pierce scale and live electronics was developed during my Erasmus semester at Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, Vilnius.
This article describes how to use non-standard tunings with the excellent Native Instruments Kontakt Pianos (Berlin, New York, Vienna,…). You won’t find help about that in the manual but actually it’s quite easy.
To use other tunings than the included ones you have to edit the script of the Details tab.
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PIANOFORTEBRASS – Chamberjazzquartett [ homepage ]
Anna Lang – Cello, Klavier, Oboe
Mario Rom – Trompete, Flügelhorn
Alois Eberl – Posaune, Akkordeon
Gernot Haslauer – Bass, Euphonium
Recorded in December 2011 at Dorothea Porsche Hall – Odeïon Salzburg.
Recording, Mix and Mastering by Matthias Kronlachner
electronic music concert
Restoranas Jalta[1] – Vilnius
Matthias Kronlachner – electronics, sample piano, clarinet
Can Kazaz – electronics, recorder, toys
recording of the concert – binaural stereo version (listen with headphones)
recording of the concert – 4ch quadrophone version (listen with 4 channel speaker setup)
I was invited to record some time documents of Upper Austrian folk music – a CD for the Goethestraßler Hausmusik and the folk poet Hermann Filsegger both from Attnang-Puchheim.
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Gustl Zemsauer – flute, recorder
Traudi Platzer – violin
Ursula Haab – dulcimer
Christine Büscher – harp
Eva Kurz – guitar, alto flute
Ernst Köttl – Bass
Fritz Kurz – diatonic harmonica, dulcimer
Fritz Kurz – composition, arrangement
Hermann Filsegger – poem writer and speaker
Helmut Gutleder – producer
Matthias Kronlachner – recording, mix, mastering
recorded April 2012 @ Landesmusikschule Attnang-Puchheim
listening examples
electronic music and network bridge concert
3mal3 – in the net
Wednesday, 23rd of May, 2012
live from Restoranas Jalta[1] – Vilnius – 22:00
Matthias Kronlachner – electronics, sample piano, clarinet
Can Kazaz – electronics, recorder, toys
live from Postgarage[2] Graz – 21:00
David Pirrò – electronics, keyboards
Peter Venus – electronics, french horn
Marian Weger – electronics, zither
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Have a look at the trailer of the piece for dancer, sound and projection übersetzen – vertimas:
Sound optimized for headphone playback
technical details
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Greta Grinevičiūtė - dance
For the JAUNA MUZIKA[1] 2012 Festival in Vilnius – Lithuania, I’m preparing the piece Übersetzen – vertimas for dancer, sound and projection.
Sunday, April 15th, 2012 – 16.00
LMTA Chamber Hall, Building 2 – Tilto str. 16, Vilnius
Greta Grinevičiūtė – dance
Aira Naginevičiūtė – choreography
Matthias Kronlachner – technology, sound