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Maciej Jabłoński © Łukasz Zakrzewski

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The Möbius Strip
Kwadrofonik Ensemble © Dariusz Senkowski

[Q]\QTML: Maciej Jabłoński
_composition \MLPQL]MLT: Kwadrofonik
[Q]]XTTXQRMS gh: Institute of Music and Dance as part of
Faza N. Rem the Collections – Commissioned Compositions program
\LM]XiLM: Oskar Kolberg Świętokrzyska Philharmonic
[Q]\QTML: Agnieszka Stulgińska in Kielce
\MLPQL]MLT: Kwadrofonik
[Q]]XTTXQRMS gh: Institute of Music and Dance as part bit.do/culture-jablonski
of the Collections – Commissioned Compositions program IXTNMR: soundcloud.com/maciej_jablonski_1974
\LM]XiLM: Oskar Kolberg Świętokrzyska Philharmonic
in Kielce IXTNMR: bit.do/ninateka-themobiusstrip

stulginska.com The Möbius strip has only one side and edge – turning it right
side out is meaningless, because in this topology (discovered
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by chance), there exists only a uniform space. Turning the
IXTNMR: bit.do/ninateka-fazanrem Möbius strip, we can rexect on whether the world is as we
really perceive it. In Jabłoński’s piece, the composer repeats
In our sleep, we do not only see images; we also hear certain structures; however, he systematically introduces
sounds coming both from our surroundings and from our disturbing changes.
imagination. Stulgińska has decided to transplant sleep
to a musical score – making use of brainwave frequencies
to change the rhythm, timbre and intensity of the sound.

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Symphony in G minor

[Q]\QTML: Jarosław Siwiński
\MLPQL]MLT: Kwadrofonik
[Q]]XTTXQRMS gh: Institute of Music and Dance as part
of the Collections – Commissioned Compositions program
\LM]XiLM: Oskar Kolberg Świętokrzyska Philharmonic
in Kielce

bit.do/culture-siwinski
IXTNMR: soundcloud.com/jaroslaw-siwinski
IXTNMR: bit.do/ninateka-siwinski-symphony

Siwiński’s piece evokes the sound of American Minimalism’s
best times. In its constancy and simultaneous variability,
it resembles the music of Steve Reich. The composition
develops slowly thanks to the application of techniques
involving repetition of the same motifs, as well as mutual
superposition of processes of diuering duration.

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