SPIRIT REDUX

Abstract

Sspirit Redux is an abstracted reconfiguration and interpretation of the experience of the spiritual in Mahler’s symphonies. It is a multichannel generative composition that foregrounds the moments of stasis that punctuate these works, arguably less memorable moments characterised by a fleeting sense of detachment or release but which often function as the understated apex for change and transformation. Lewis Elton Gallery, University of Surrey, Guildford, UK. July 9th, 2011. In conjunction with an exhibition of paintings by Caroline Tate (Mahler at St. Pauls, left) and the Gustav Mahler Centenary Conference hosted by the Dept of Music & Sound Recording, University of Surrey.

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