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A Colossal Blossom
for
Electric String Quartet,
Effects, Synthesizer, and looper
Remutaion IV & V_Revised
for Orchestra & Electronics (Live Record)
Serotonin Saturation
Bass Flute Solo and Electronics
Devenir fou par amour
(Sheid/V2)
Ensemble (Fl, Cl, Perc, Pno, Vl.1, Vl.2, Vla, Vc, D.B)
Unison II, DBMMS
Duo for Viola and Bass Clarinet
De Novo Remutations
Five Miniatures, for Orchestra & Electronics
Encountering
Re-encounter
Ensemble (Fl, Cl, Perc, Hp, Live Electronics)
Obsession_Revised 2018
String Quartet
Anonymous Wrinkles
Experimental Orchestra, Typewriters & Narrator (21 Experimental Instruments (including processed voices)
“De Novo Remutations” for the Bauhaus movie “Reflektorische & Farblichtspiele”_Trailer
for Orchestra and Electronics
“Anonnymous Wrinkles”_Live Performance
for Digital Orchestra & Narrator
Sheida
for Ensemble & Electronics (Uzbek Nay/Alto Nay, Oboe, Uzbek Chang, Uzbek Tanbur/Sato, Vl.1, Vl.2, Vla, Vc, Live Electronics)
Sheida
for Ensemble & Electronics (Uzbek Nay/Alto Nay, Oboe, Uzbek Chang, Uzbek Tanbur/Sato, Vl.1, Vl.2, Vla, Vc, Live Electronics)
Monologues of My Pillow
Fixed Tape
Rebirth
Ensemble (Fl, Cl, Perc, Pno, Vl.1, Vl.2, Vla, Vc)
The Distance Between me & My..self
Duo for Flute & Bassoon
Loosing Time
Improvisation: Piano and Live Electronics
Mohammad H. Javaheri
Amin Sharifi
Javier Trabalón Ruiz
Anonymous Wrinkles
21 Experimental Instruments (including processed voices), 1 Narrator.
Live Performance Record
Encountering Re-encounter
Serotonin Saturation
B Fl. & Electronics (Fixed Tape)
“Serotonin Saturation”_Trailer
for Solo Bass Flute & Electronics
“Rebirth”_Trailer
for ensemble
Members of Bauhaus.fm – Rundfunkorchester:
Permanent members:
Konrad Behr, Laura Anh Thu Dang, Leon Goltermann, Lefteris Krysalis, Mohammad H. Javaheri, Benjamin Vossler, Markus Westphal
Returning members:
Michal Fischer, Jan Glöckner, Marko Hörschelmann, Vivien Mercedes Jester, Johann Mittmann, Janine Müller, Luca Schepers, Benjamin Serdani, Andreas von Stosch, Phillip Waltinger, Anton Worch
Guests included:
Anja Erdmann, Silke kleine Kalvelage, Martin Hirsch, Margarete Kiss, Steffen Koritsch, Tilman Pätzold, Denis Polec, Hanne Römer, Philipp Schmalfuß, Peter Strickmann, Keno Westhoff, Evgenija Wassilew
More info: https://sonicimpulses.org/rundfunkorc…
Performers of this video:
Konrad Behr, Leon Goltermann, Mohammad H. Javaheri, Markus Westphal
Video/Audio edit:
Mohammad H. Javaheri
About Bauhaus.fm – Rundfunkorchester:
With the approach of setting a counterweight to the formatted programming of established radio stations, the bauhaus.fm-Rundfunkorchester broadcasts uncontrolled sounds into stream and ether. Only loose agreements regarding the sound material as well as their use in time, are agreements that guarantee a uniqueness of the performance at every performance: always new, always fresh. Since 2017, the bauhaus.fm-Rundfunkorchester consists of activists of the experimental radio station bauhaus.fm as well as alumni of the Bauhaus University Weimar. Inspired by the participation in the radio art festival Radio Revolten 2016 (Halle) as well as in the live program “SAVVY Funk” (Berlin) as part of the dokumenta14 radio project (2017), the group has been working on their own live improvisations since the beginning of 2017. One of the constants of the performance is the inclusion of the inherent sound of the place as well as the instruments and objects used. Recording or broadcasting begins with entering the space, including the setup of the setup. Thus, electronic instruments such as drum machines and computers, become sound generators even before electricity begins to flow through them. Everything is allowed as an instrument or sound generator: soundscapes, voices, oscillators, live streams, samplers, effects units … In over 30 recordings of the live radio concerts at bauhaus.fm as well as in recordings of concerts in Cologne, Dresden and Halle, the sonic diversity of the material used as well as the use of unconventional sound generators becomes apparent.
Cover Paintings by Zoheir Javaheri
Mohammad H. Javaheri 