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Aphonos
Gabriel Gekoskie
Aphonos (from biblical Greek, meaning “voiceless” or “without sound”) traverses the concept of silence as a different, dense sound. In the context of this work, silence and non-silence are equal temporal events, bound to only scale in … Read More
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Aphonos (from biblical Greek, meaning “voiceless” or “without sound”) traverses the concept of silence as a different, dense sound. In the context of this work, silence and non-silence are equal temporal events, bound to only scale in magnitude by the time domain.
Inspired by the iconographic scores of Kevin Sims, Raven Chacon, Olivia Katz, Pauline Oliveros, alongside the aesthetics of the Wandelweiser ‘group’ (namely Michael Pisaro and Jürg Frey), Aphonos adopts a minimal notation scheme.
Aphonos is written for and dedicated to the Varsity Tuba Quartet.