Recorded since 2002. It takes a lot of time, especially well shaped moments, for each piece to be completed. Therefore, I hope for those above to find their places in a well-suited new album.
preview
this is the next thing to complete
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Phones and Microphones – A Piece for Smarthones and Dynamic Microphones or Magnetic Pick-ups. Score and Rollup
Phones and Microphones is a piece for Phones and Microphones in multichannel Diffusion. It also needs at least 2 laptops with ensemblists to play them. The piece was composed in 2015 by Daniel Wolff with the City University Experimental Ensemble … Continue reading →
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Concert: CUEE with Dirty Electronics
We (the City University Experimental Ensemble) did a great Dirty Electronics workshop and concert at City with John Richards. I now call a great small op-amp instrument (Bed of Nails) my own, and will probably be hacking it a bit … Continue reading →
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Concert: Phones and Microphones at Kammerklang Café Oto
I am proud to announce that the City University Experimental Ensemble (CUEE) will be performing our piece “Phones and Microphones” at Café Oto, as part of the Kammer Klang series. We will be playing with the Exaudi Ensemble, Cevdet Erek … Continue reading →
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Song: Iwbok
Some times are songwriting times … iwbok.
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Song: sadweretogo
A small interruption of the silence. sadweretogo_live
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very early pre-master preview: apoa
Hey, folks! Due to the upcoming move to london, and the overwhelming demand, get a hint on how juppie’s music may evolve during the next years: juppie – apoa (prerelease)
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the preview sequel
Recorded since 2002. It takes a lot of time, especially well shaped moments, for each piece to be completed. Therefore, I hope for those above to find their places in a well-suited new album. preview this is the next thing … Continue reading →
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setidar, an introduction
Setidar was recorded during 1999 – 2002. These are instrumental songs, driven by guitar and electronic drums. Many of the songs contain a quite unusual diversity in between their parts. Therefore, a sequential character of the pieces will never allow … Continue reading →