Electroacustic Work

Total 20 works

Orchestral music with electronics(total 1 work)

Transition W. 62d (2022/2025) – 13.5 min
Cat. No. 4.1 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 - 0 - acc, str, elec
Version for accordion, live-triggered electronics (orchestral samples) and string orchestra (2025)
Work Description Work exploring the transition between life and death and the concept of time in relation to the still
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Premiere Has not been premiered

Chamber music with electronics(total 3 works)

Wood on Strings W. 32 (2010) – 6.5 min
Cat. No. 4.2 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: 2 vn.va.vc.delays
Original work for string quartet and electronics (2002)
Work Description Work exploring percussive string textures and mathematical bell patterns, referencing Steve Reich's minimalism and English Change Ringing
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Premiere February 27, 2010 — Messerkvartetten

Change Ringing W. 31 (2009) – 6 min
Cat. No. 4.2 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: cl(bcl), vib, hp, fixed media
Scored for clarinet, vibraphone, harp and electronics (pre-recorded string soundfile). Structural flexibility allows for performance as an acoustic trio without the electronics
Work Description Neoclassical work exploring rhythmic and melodic patterns inspired by traditional bell-ringing techniques, featuring a lush musical atmosphere
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Premiere November 1, 2009 — Adapter

Tempo de Hielo W. 2b (1997/2002) – 11.5 min
Cat. No. 4.2 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: cl, vn, cb, elec
Recomposition of Istid (1997). The electronic part, created by Ejnar Kanding, consists of piano chords from the original work and is performed live via a pedal or technician. Alternatively, the electronics can be replaced by piano, synthesizer, or vibraphone
Work Description Work inspired by the Ice Age and the formation of the Northern European landscape, moving from dense textures in a shared register to a concluding crystalline music of pure harmonics
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Premiere February 15, 2002 — Contemporanea

Solo music with electronics(total 10 works)

Transition W. 62c (2022/2025) – 13.5 min
Cat. No. 4.3 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: acc, elec
Version for accordion and live-triggered electronics (orchestral samples) (2025)
Work Description Work exploring the transition between life and death and the concept of time in relation to the still
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Premiere Has not been premiered

Concerto Piccolo II W. 67b (2025) – 12 min
Cat. No. 4.3 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: acc, elec
Version for accordion and live-triggered electronics (orchestral samples) (2025)
Work Description Electroacustic work exploring slow, expressive music that gradually increases in intensity until Baroque elements break through
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Premiere August 13, 2026 — Bjarke Mogensen

Echoes off Cliffs W. 61 (2021) – 47 min
Cat. No. 4.3 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: acc, elec
Original version for accordion and live electronics
Work Description A large-scale work for accordion and live electronics exploring themes of geological and human time
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Premiere June 2, 2021 — Bjarke Mogensen

The Earth and the Sea W. 56 (2019) – 11.5 min
Cat. No. 4.3 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: vc, delays
Original version for cello and live electronics
Work Description Inspired by a painting by Lundbye, this work for cello and electronics features delay layers and an accelerando ending in a Clara Schumann - based coda
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Premiere September 26, 2019 — Ida Nørholm

Time of Sorrow W. 39b (2012) – 47 min
Cat. No. 4.3 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: fl (afl/bfl), elec
Original version for flute and live-triggered electronics (orchestral samples) (2012)
Work Description A meditative sixteen-part journey for flute, delays and sampled orchestra using the Mobile technique to create shifting tonal layers
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Premiere September 9, 2012 — Marianne Leth

Around W. 39 (2011) – 9 min
Cat. No. 4.3 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: bfl/afl/fl.delays
Original version for flute and delays requiring bass flute, alto flute, and concert flute
Work Description A three-part work featuring a rhythmic canon with delay and shifting instruments, creating illusions of multiple voices through complex metric relationships
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Premiere October 30, 2011 — Hélène Navasse

Speed W. 33 (2010) – 11 min
Cat. No. 4.3 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: mar, elec
Original version for marimba and nine delays
Work Description Minimalist work for marimba and nine delays using change-ringing patterns to create whirling figures and inaudible shifts
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Premiere May 15, 2010 — Ars Nova, Malmø

Entity W. 14c (2002) – 7.5 min
Cat. No. 4.3 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: vc, elec
Cello version (2002) of the original work for solo violin - can be performed with or without electronics
Work Description Musical entity in two parts, featuring a passacaglia - like layering of themes followed by a baroque-inspired rhythmic ostinato
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Entity W. 14b (2002) – 7.5 min
Cat. No. 4.3 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: va, elec
Viola version (2002) of the original work for solo violin - can be performed with or without electronics
Work Description Musical entity in two parts, featuring a passacaglia - like layering of themes followed by a baroque-inspired rhythmic ostinato
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Premiere Has not been premiered

Entity W. 14 (2002) – 7.5 min
Cat. No. 4.3 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: vn, elec
Original version for solo violin (2002) - can be performed with or without electronics
Work Description Musical entity in two parts, featuring a passacaglia - like layering of themes followed by a baroque - inspired rhythmic ostinato
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Premiere September 28, 2002 — Christine Pryn

Pure electroacoustic works (fixed media)(total 6 works)

Moto Immoto E-6 (2009) – 11 min
Cat. No. 4.4 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: fixed media
Original electroacoustic version
Work Description Electroacustic work exploring motion in the motionless and an irreversible feeling of lost time and sorrow
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Premiere August 30, 2009 — Fixed media

Sorrow E-5 (2006) – 25 min
Cat. No. 4.4 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: fixed media
Original version for live-triggered electronics (orchestral samples) (2006)
Work Description Work composed for a Good Friday meditation concert, featuring an atmospheric soundscape created with orchestral samples
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Premiere April 6, 2007 — Fixed media

Slow Movement E-4 (2004) – 31 min
Cat. No. 4.4 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: fixed media
Original version for live-triggered electronics (orchestral samples) (2004)
Work Description Work composed for a Good Friday meditation concert, featuring a sorrowfull soundscape created with live-recordings and orchestral samples
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Premiere May 9, 2004 — Fixed media

Salme 22 E-3 (2004) – 8.5 min
Cat. No. 4.4 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: fixed media
Original version for 6-channel fixed media (surround) (2004)
Work Description Electroacoustic work exploring the biblical text of Psalm 22 through processed vocal recitations and expressive string layers
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Premiere May 9, 2004 — Fixed media

Vibration in Blue and Yellow II E-2 (2000) – 9.65 min
Cat. No. 4.4 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: fixed media
Original version for fixed media (2000)
Work Description Electroacoustic work exploring textures from choral and ensemble recordings, processed into a new soundscape
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Premiere December 15, 2000 — Fixed media

Vibration in Blue and Yellow E-1 (2000) – 10.5 min
Cat. No. 4.4 | Electroacoustic
Instrumentation: fixed media
Original version for fixed media, produced in ProTools on Macintosh (2000)
Work Description Electroacoustic work based on processed recordings of earlier chamber works, including Kanon i kanon and Haiku
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Premiere April 28, 2000 — Fixed media

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