Ancient Sequences Digital or printed?:Hard copy (paper set) - shipped within three business days Once the Rhine at Driel

Once the Rhine at Driel was reached

waarbij spelers vanaf verschillende posities klank projecteren

Shells landed daily

This subject is translated (programmatically) into motifs and bourdon sounds that serve as sound metaphors for this environment

from which the title comes from the poem above (William Blake)

Ancient Sequences Digital or printed?:Hard copy (paper set) - shipped within three business days Once the Rhine at Driel'Ancient Sequences' is based on rhythmic patterns and tetrachord like figures, using ancient Greece as a source of inspiration. The tetrachord figures have different chromatic variations on the so called movable tones (middle tones of a tetrachord). Irregular rhythmic cells are arranged in such a way as to lead to energetic figures. The heterophonic nature of this work also refers to the music of ancient Greece.