Deadlock
for ensemble and fixed electronics
"Deadlock" aims to portrait various layers of the recent shootings and terrorist attacks around the world, focusing on the United States, by using real interviews and protests regarding this subject matter, and politicians' reaction to these disasters (all of these sounds in the the electronics are either in the public domain or fair use).
The players usually interact with the electronics by highlighting the conversations or embodying different sound effects such as bombs, alarms, etc. as well as maintaining the intensity. Due to the issue not getting a practical solution, the players eventually leave the stage somber and the Ab in the pianist's hands shifts into the electronics and it never resolves to other tone.
The players usually interact with the electronics by highlighting the conversations or embodying different sound effects such as bombs, alarms, etc. as well as maintaining the intensity. Due to the issue not getting a practical solution, the players eventually leave the stage somber and the Ab in the pianist's hands shifts into the electronics and it never resolves to other tone.