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simone santi gubini
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Simone Santi Gubini (b. 1980, Rome) is only interested in music as an intense physical experience. In music as a request to satisfy. Using highly textural developments, extreme ambiguity and overexposed tones, the composer forms a raw and touchful sound. He creates maximum contrast on every musical parameter and a continuous burst of shift in relations to force the established perception to break. The brutality of loudness and the relentless intensity of the music demand great physical strength from the performer and a state of absolute control whilst losing it. The body of instruments mediates the enormous release of sound onto the audience. A sound of accelerated impact manifesting shock. Shock as an intense music experience.
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»E« : Music Theatre For Amplified Cello (Hamburg 2016)[Excerpt]
»E« Musiktheater - for Cello, Amplifications & lights(2015) ca. 50' World premiered: January 14-15th, 2016, echoraum, Vienna Recorded at echoraum, 01/12/2016 Vienna John Patrick Popham: cello Daniel Lercher: sound engineer Johann Franz: sound technician Simone Santi Gubini: mixing Anna Kropfelder...
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»Klangrelief II« : For Amplified Baritone Saxophone (Berlin 2017)[Excerpt]
Klangrelief (Relief II) For Amplified Baritone Saxophone (2017) ca. 12' World premiered: October 26th, 2017 (EMUFest), Conservatorio Santa Cecilia, Sala Accademica, Rome Recorded at Sala Accademica, Conservatorio Santa Cecilia, 10/26/2017 Rome Baritone Saxophone: Matej Bunderla (Schallfeld...
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»Ausgießung« : For Piano And 5 Cluster Bars (Graz 2013)[Excerpt]
Live recording by Maria Flavia Cerrato (Schallfeld Ensemble) at the Musiksalon Erfurt, Graz, Austria (June, 3th, 2014) ca. 11'
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Simone Santi Gubini (b. 1980, Rome) is only interested in music as an intense physical experience. In music as a request to satisfy. Using highly textural developments, extreme ambiguity and overexposed tones, the composer forms a raw and touchful sound. He creates maximum contrast on every musical parameter and a continuous burst of shift in relations to force the established perception to break. The brutality of loudness and the relentless intensity of the music demand great physical strength from the performer and a state of absolute control whilst losing it. The body of instruments mediates the enormous release of sound onto the audience. A sound of accelerated impact manifesting shock. Shock as an intense music experience.
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