Hans Tutschku: Electroacoustic Works

With an impressive catalogue of compositions, including a collection of engaging multimedia productions, Hans Tutschku - faculty member and director of the electroacoustic studios at Harvard University - uses precise craftmanship in compositional techniques to allow the listener "to hear only the voice of the music he has created and not the technology". CCRMA is proud to feature this concert of Tutschku's electroacoustic music works, including some of his most recent compositions.

* Firmament-schlaflos, 16-channel
* Klaviersammlung, 16-channel
* Issho-ni, 8 channel

Watch this Colloquium talk in which he details some of the inner details and background of both Klaviersammlung and Issho-ni.

The program will be presented in full 3D surround sound using GRAIL (Giant Radial Array for Immersive Listening), our 25.6 diffusion system installed in the Braun Rehearsal Hall for the Music 222 "Sound in Space" course (Hans Tutschku will participate in the course with master classes and colloquiums). Hans Tutschku's visit is made possible by a generous contribution received from the Shenson Family.