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April 20, 2013 - Northwest Horn Symposium
Josiah Boothby performed Minotaur at Northwest Horn Symposium 2013, Montana State University.
  • The 2013 Northwest Horn Symposium was held at the Montana State University School of Music, April 19 through April 21 in Bozeman, Montana. Horn players of all ages attended from Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, New York, Colorado and Wyoming.
  • Concert recording (mp3)...
February 24, 2013 - Warsaw, Poland
 ANC'L'SUNR (2012) for orchestra and ambisonics premiered at the W.Lutosławski Concert Studio
  • The Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Marek Moś, premiered ANC'L'SUNR for orchestra and ambisonics by Ewa Trębacz at the W. Lutosławski Concert Studio S1 in Warsaw.
  • The concert was a part of the Generations XVI annual event, organized by the Polish Radio, the Polish Composers Union and the Polish Society of Authors and Composers ZAIKS. This year it featured works by 4 composers: Paweł Buczyński, Krzysztof Meyer, Anna Zawadzka-Gołosz and Ewa Trębacz. The concert was broadcast live on the Polish Radio Programme II.
Organised Sound 17.2 (2012)
A new article by Ewa Trębacz has been published in Organised Sound - an international peer-reviewed journal of music and technology. The article focuses on applications of immersive audiovisual media to experimental art, in particular in the context of so-called Visual Music.
  • Trębacz, Ewa. "Depth Modulation: Composing Motion in Immersive Audiovisual Spaces". Organised Sound 17.2 (2012): 156-162. Print.
January 10, 2012 - Tacoma, Washington
 Classical Tuesdays in Old Town: Wired for Sound
  • An evening of electroacoustic music by Joshua Parmenter, Donald Craig, Pete Moss, Douglas Niemela, and Ewa Trębacz, presented by Old Town Business & Professionals Association, North Tacoma, Washington.
  • Minotaur performed by J.Boothby (mp3)
Glissando 19 (2011)
A special, German-language edition of Glissando - a Polish music magazine.
  • Trębacz, Ewa. "Modulation des Raumes: auf der Suche nach der Sprache eines immersiven Mediums." Glissando 19 (2011): 72-76. Print.
November 16, 2011 - The Chapel Performance Space in Seattle
 Wayward Music Series/Nonsequitur
  • An evening of electroacoustic music and digital video by Seattle-based composers Donald Craig, Pete Moss, Douglas Niemela, Joshua Parmenter and Ewa Trębacz. More...
August 26-27, 2011 - Montreal
Based on her doctoral dissertation research, Ewa Trębacz presented "Depth Modulation: Visual Music in Immersive Media Environment" at the Understanding Visual Music conference at Concordia University in Montreal.
  • UVM 2011 was a two-day conference focused on developing an understanding of the practice of visual music, its definition, related creative and perceptual considerations, current trends, technological innovation, and possible future directions.
April 12-17, 2011 - Dresden
Sekwens (dir. R.Sowa, music and sound by Ewa Trębacz) was most recently presented at the International Short Films Festival "FilmFest" in Dresden, Germany.
March 26, 2011 - Los Angeles
"Polish Music: The New Generation. With guest artist, David Lynch."
December 8th, 2010 - Warsaw
Monographic concert - "Portraits of Composers" Festival. Concert Program:
  • Minotaur for horn and surround
  • Chordochromies for harpsichord and computer-realized sound
  • Sekwens, animated film, dir. Robert Sowa, music and sound by Ewa Trębacz
  • Interior Portrait, animated film, dir. Robert Sowa, music by Ewa Trębacz
Henryk Kowalewicz - horn
Alina Ratkowska - harpsichord
Autumn 2010, University of Washington, DXARTS: Special Topics in Digital Arts and Experimental Media - Space and Video.
Ewa Trębacz designed and taught a new course, focusing on selected immersive visual technologies and their applications to experimental art.
Glissando 16 (2010)
A Polish magazine Glissando, devoted to contemporary music, publishes a new article by Ewa Trębacz. The article discusses selected immersive technologies in the context of experimental art.
Neue Zeitschrift für Musik 6 (2009)
Max Nyffeler's article on Ewa Trębacz's music, art (and other adventures) in the context of a new generation of Polish composers.
September 19th, 2009 - Warsaw
Errai premiered at the 52nd International Festival of Contemporary Music WARSAW AUTUMN.

This engagement is supported by Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation through USArtists International in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the Trust for Mutual Understanding.
June 8-12, 2009 - Paris
things lost things invisible received a prestigious recommendation of the 56th UNESCO International Rostrum of Composers, followed by radio broadcasts around the world.
  • The International Rostrum of Composers has been organized since 1954 by the International Music Council, associated with UNESCO. 57 works from 27 radio stations from four continents have been presented in Paris during this year's edition of the Rostrum.
IAMIC Sounds of the Year (2009)
things lost things invisible was included in Sounds of the Year 2009 - an annual promotional list presented by the International Association of Music Information Centers (IAMIC). One work for symphony orchestra with or without electronics, written within last 10 years, was selected from each national center.

April 20, 2013 - Northwest Horn Symposium
Josiah Boothby performed Minotaur at Northwest Horn Symposium 2013, Montana State University.
  • The 2013 Northwest Horn Symposium was held at the Montana State University School of Music, April 19 through April 21 in Bozeman, Montana. Horn players of all ages attended from Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, New York, Colorado and Wyoming.
  • Concert recording (mp3)...
February 24, 2013 - Warsaw, Poland
 ANC'L'SUNR (2012) for orchestra and ambisonics premiered at the W.Lutosławski Concert Studio
  • The Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Marek Moś, premiered ANC'L'SUNR for orchestra and ambisonics by Ewa Trębacz at the W. Lutosławski Concert Studio S1 in Warsaw.
  • The concert was a part of the Generations XVI annual event, organized by the Polish Radio, the Polish Composers Union and the Polish Society of Authors and Composers ZAIKS. This year it featured works by 4 composers: Paweł Buczyński, Krzysztof Meyer, Anna Zawadzka-Gołosz and Ewa Trębacz. The concert was broadcast live on the Polish Radio Programme II.
Organised Sound 17.2 (2012)
A new article by Ewa Trębacz has been published in Organised Sound - an international peer-reviewed journal of music and technology. The article focuses on applications of immersive audiovisual media to experimental art, in particular in the context of so-called Visual Music.
  • Trębacz, Ewa. "Depth Modulation: Composing Motion in Immersive Audiovisual Spaces". Organised Sound 17.2 (2012): 156-162. Print.
January 10, 2012 - Tacoma, Washington
 Classical Tuesdays in Old Town: Wired for Sound
  • An evening of electroacoustic music by Joshua Parmenter, Donald Craig, Pete Moss, Douglas Niemela, and Ewa Trębacz, presented by Old Town Business & Professionals Association, North Tacoma, Washington.
  • Minotaur performed by J.Boothby (mp3)
Glissando 19 (2011)
A special, German-language edition of Glissando - a Polish music magazine.
  • Trębacz, Ewa. "Modulation des Raumes: auf der Suche nach der Sprache eines immersiven Mediums." Glissando 19 (2011): 72-76. Print.
November 16, 2011 - The Chapel Performance Space in Seattle
 Wayward Music Series/Nonsequitur
  • An evening of electroacoustic music and digital video by Seattle-based composers Donald Craig, Pete Moss, Douglas Niemela, Joshua Parmenter and Ewa Trębacz. More...
August 26-27, 2011 - Montreal
Based on her doctoral dissertation research, Ewa Trębacz presented "Depth Modulation: Visual Music in Immersive Media Environment" at the Understanding Visual Music conference at Concordia University in Montreal.
  • UVM 2011 was a two-day conference focused on developing an understanding of the practice of visual music, its definition, related creative and perceptual considerations, current trends, technological innovation, and possible future directions.
April 12-17, 2011 - Dresden
Sekwens (dir. R.Sowa, music and sound by Ewa Trębacz) was most recently presented at the International Short Films Festival "FilmFest" in Dresden, Germany.
March 26, 2011 - Los Angeles
"Polish Music: The New Generation. With guest artist, David Lynch."
December 8th, 2010 - Warsaw
Monographic concert - "Portraits of Composers" Festival. Concert Program:
  • Minotaur for horn and surround
  • Chordochromies for harpsichord and computer-realized sound
  • Sekwens, animated film, dir. Robert Sowa, music and sound by Ewa Trębacz
  • Interior Portrait, animated film, dir. Robert Sowa, music by Ewa Trębacz
Henryk Kowalewicz - horn
Alina Ratkowska - harpsichord
Autumn 2010, University of Washington, DXARTS: Special Topics in Digital Arts and Experimental Media - Space and Video.
Ewa Trębacz designed and taught a new course, focusing on selected immersive visual technologies and their applications to experimental art.
Glissando 16 (2010)
A Polish magazine Glissando, devoted to contemporary music, publishes a new article by Ewa Trębacz. The article discusses selected immersive technologies in the context of experimental art.
Neue Zeitschrift für Musik 6 (2009)
Max Nyffeler's article on Ewa Trębacz's music, art (and other adventures) in the context of a new generation of Polish composers.
September 19th, 2009 - Warsaw
Errai premiered at the 52nd International Festival of Contemporary Music WARSAW AUTUMN.

This engagement is supported by Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation through USArtists International in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the Trust for Mutual Understanding.
June 8-12, 2009 - Paris
things lost things invisible received a prestigious recommendation of the 56th UNESCO International Rostrum of Composers, followed by radio broadcasts around the world.
  • The International Rostrum of Composers has been organized since 1954 by the International Music Council, associated with UNESCO. 57 works from 27 radio stations from four continents have been presented in Paris during this year's edition of the Rostrum.
IAMIC Sounds of the Year (2009)
things lost things invisible was included in Sounds of the Year 2009 - an annual promotional list presented by the International Association of Music Information Centers (IAMIC). One work for symphony orchestra with or without electronics, written within last 10 years, was selected from each national center.

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