Cecilia Arditto Delsoglio

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Time machine (2011)


for violin, trombone, piano + radio, cassette player and rocking chair. Commissioned by FPK, NL. More…


Esta tarde leo a Adorno (2013)


for bass clarinet, viola, percussion + record player, ventilator and spinning chairs. Based on a poem by Bárbara Belloc. Commissioned by KNM Berlin. More…


Out loud #1 (2013)


for violin, cello, piano and percussion. Coommissioned by Aleph Ensemble, France. More…


Gestalt (2014)


for piano and percussion. Dedicated to duo Cuenco de plata. More…


Musique concrète (2015)


cycle of pieces for objects, tape and slide projectors (visuals are optional). Coommissioned by NFPK, Holland. More…


Life on Mars (2016)


for clarinet, accordion and cello. For Roadrunner Trio. More…


I love you (2016)


for flute, guitar, tape, slides and objects. Dedicated to Luis Orias Diz and Alu Montorfano. More…


Viaje de las frecuencias en el agua (2018)


for bass clarinet, piano and double bass. Dedicated to Low Frequency Trio. Winner of Low Frequency Trio Competition. More…


The dearest dream (2018)


anti concerto for percussion and ensemble of 10 instruments. 2nd prize Wilde Lieder Marx Competition by the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group. More…


Tissue (2020)


for Symphony Orchestra. 1st prize Rychenberg Competition, Winterthur, Switzerland: Willem Pijper Prize, Netherlands. More…


Out loud #3 (2020)


for bass clarinet, violin, viola, cello and electric guitar. Commissioned by counter)induction ensemble, NYC. More…


L’ètranger (2023)


chamber opera. Based on the homonymous novel by Albert Camus. 1st Prize Nationaltheater Mannheim Competition 2020. More…


Anthropology of trash (2020)


for amplified alto flute and recyclable materials. Dedicated to Alu Montorfano. More…


Around music #2 (2006 rev. 2018)


for alto flute, electric guitar, cello, piano and percussion. Ccommissioned by NewMakerEnsemble. More…


Around music #1 (2006) and #2 (rev. 2018)


Around music attempts to be a philosophical-humoristic reflection about the rituals of modern music and the concert situations. Actions related to the practice of music like counting, failing, facing technical difficulties, repeating or dropping instruments are the new musical material for this piece, written in a score.
Around music is music to be heard, music to be seen.


Electricity, molecules, and feelings


“Electricity is like the air which is vibrating during sound waves.” (William Beaty) In my piece Afterlife, a trumpet speaks “electricity language” playing in counterpoint with a neon lamp. It is difficult to say who is playing when. Most of my inspiration for this piece comes from hours of recordings I made with trumpet player […]


Time machine (2011) – program notes


There are three people sitting in a room; they are just staying but also remembering the past and dreaming about the future all at the same time. It is always difficult to say what now and here means because our hearts gets always confused about organizing emotions on a timeline.
Koen rewinds, anticipates and plays the cassette player as a metaphor of past (and future?) memories. Bas plays a radio that catches the air in an ever-flowing present. Nora moves back and forth from the piano in a rocking chair, looped in her own clock.
Music is a powerful time machine, traveling through chronologically organized sounds, but mainly through the mixed archeology of our emotions.


Gespleten piano (2010)


Cuando era chica mi papá había construido una puertita de chapa con la tapa de un viejo lavarropas, en el patio de mi departamento. Una vez atravesada, la mini puerta te conducía a un patio paralelo – que en realidad era el mismo.


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