Following up on our last post on Ensemble Linea and the
French constituency at June in Buffalo 2013, we thought we’d introduce French
composer Raphaël Cendo, who will be on the June in Buffalo 2013 composition
faculty. Cendo was born in Paris in 1975 and was educated at IRCAM, where he specialized in
composition and electronics. Cendo has been teaching composition at the
Conservatory of Nanterre since 2008.
Raphaël Cendo |
Raphaël Cendo has had a very illustrious education and career, and has studied with many great composers, including Allain Gaussin, Brian Ferneyhough, Fausto Romitelli, and Philippe Manoury, and has had works commissioned and performed by L’Itinéraire, Ensemble Intercontemporain,
Nouvel Ensemble Modern, Ictus, and MusikFabrik, among many other ensembles.
Alex Ross featured an interesting post on Raphaël Cendo and
his percussion piece Scratch Data, performed by Belgian percussionist Tom De Cock, which can be found here.
Cendo's music has enjoyed tremendously popularity, as well as many performances at a diverse array of festivals,
including Ars Musica Brussels, Donaueschinger Musiktage, Voix Nouvelles
Royaumont, Présences, and Musica Strasbourg. From 2009 until 2011 he lived and
worked at the Villa Medici in Rome.
Below is the audio from Cendo’s remarkable Charge, for
seven instruments and electronics:
Link to this post here.
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