In few days it will be occurred the world premiere of our new piece, De la luz y del espacio, in Busan, South Korea. The music has been realized by Ángel Arranz. About the visual aspect, the piece is inspired on the 3D plans of the
Nov. 2011 we were invited at Festival Punto de Encuentro organized by AMEE at Valencia (ES). We assisted the electronics of two fantastic composers's works played by Josetxo Silguero: Juan José Eslava's El Umbral de Una Línea III, and Carlos Satué's Laberinto de la Noche, both for
Yesterday in Peñafiel we just finished the last takes of the production phase of our documentary DK <qumran>. It was the turn of Josetxo Silguero, with whom we realized the recording of Qumran for bass saxophone and electronics. We have been accompanied again by our co-producer,
In order to study the premiere of DK <sin> version for clarinet solo, last Sunday we met the clarinetist José María Santandreu in Valencia. This piece is the second of the series of architectures composed by Ángel Arranz, which in turn is based on Bodegas Protos. [gallery
After our concert in Valencia, we take our way to Peñafiel. Tomorrow we have hard working day ahead of us, in there we will try to finish the production of DK <qumran>, our documentary film, with Josetxo Silguero. [gallery link="file" size="medium" ids="1559,1560,1561"]
The last weekend could not have been more interesting. We had to change our route from Amsterdam at the last minute, so we went through the RER's fractal structures in Paris, and later on we arrived to Valencia, early as expected, to listen to the
Next saturday 19th november 2011 will be the world premiere of Qumran, for bass saxophone and electronics, wich will take place in Valencia during the International Electronic Music Festival 'Punto de Encuentro' organized by the AMEE (Asociación de Música Electroacústica de España). Location: Club Diario Levante C/
It just has been released the official photos of the filming of the documentary on DK <qumran> project, realized last September at Bodegas Qumrán (ES). We would like to openly thank to the amazing photograph from Valladolid, the great Nacho Carretero, the images' author, because
