large ensemble/orchestral
Adamek, Ondrej: B-low up (2009/2010)
- for flute, oboe, 2 clarinets, horn, trumpet, trombone, harp, piano, accordion,
violin, second violin, viola, cello, double bass - [12′]
- Norwegian Premiere: 01 April 2022
- Harmonic glissandi created by tumblers on piano strings.
- Sound, Program note (composer's website)
Buene, Eivind: Standing Stones (2010)
- for symphonic hall with orchetra and electronics
- [34′]
- Performance: 03 May 2018
- Microtonal techniques used:
♢ Unison string course Scordatura
♢ Piano harmonics - SCORE
- Eivind Buene Bio
Iannotta, Clara: MOULT (2018–19)
- 2 flutes, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons, 2 horns, 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, 2 percussions,
piano, harp, e-guitar, accordion, strings (8-6-4-4-3), 9 cassette players - [18′]
- Performance at Only Connect Festival: 29 April 2022
- Microtonal techniques used:
♢ Prepared piano
♢ Glissandi along string(s) without any corresponding key being pressed - Sound, Program note (composer's website)
Ness, Jon Øivind: Cairns - for piano og sinfonietta (2022)
- pf solo.
sinfonietta: 1-1-1-1 1-1-1-0 perc vln:2 vla vcl cb - [30′]
- World Premiere: 12 November 2023
- Reflection - Mycloperspective:
♢ Microtonal Odyssey
♢ 'MA' 2
♢ East-West Harmony
- Microtonal techniques used:
♢ Unison string course Scordatura - Facts:
Jon Øivind Ness Bio, Score, Technical info and Remarks - Artistic Result:
♢ ↓ 2nd performance: 14 November 2023 ↓
Ness, Jon Øivind: Piano Concerto "Rawgabbiting" (2020)
- pf solo,
orch: 3(1)-2-2(1)-2(1) 4-3-3(1)-1 perc:3 hp str - [28′]
- Reflection - Mycloperspective:
♢ Microtonal Odyssey
♢ 'MA' 1
♢ Cultural Kaleidoscope
- Microtonal techniques used:
♢ Unison string course Scordatura
♢ Non-unison string course scordatura
♢ Use of the una corda pedal - Facts:
Jon Øivind Ness Bio, Score, Technical info and Remarks - Artistic Result:
♢ ↓ World Premiere with the Norwegian Radio Orchestra: 09 December 2021 ↓
Ness, Jon Øivind: Bælsiþ (2018)
- ob solo,
sinfonietta: 1-0-1-1(1) sax 1-1-1-0 perc:2 pf vln:2 vla vcl cb - [19′]
- Performances: 02 October 2021, 03 October 2021
- By playing the piano in perfect parallel with other instruments that produce microtones, without retuning the piano, and at a balanced volume, the piano's sound appears to be "out of tune." This effect utilizes an auditory illusion.
- SCORE
- Jon Øivind Ness Bio
Schnittke, Alfred: Concerto grosso nr. 1 (1976/77)
- for two solo violins, harpsichord & prepared piano and string chamber orchestra
- [32′]
- Performance with the Norwegian Radio Orchestra: 24 March 2023
- Microtonal techniques used:
♢ Prepared piano
Tjøgersen, Kristine: Travelling light II (2015)
- 1(1)-1(1)-1(2)-1 0-0-0-0 perc pf gtr/slide whistle vln vcl
- [7′]
- Performances: 01 April 2022, 30 June 2022, 28 April 2024
- Microtonal techniques used:
♢ Prepared piano - SCORE