Rehearsal run of Georg Katzer's L'Homme Machine (1998/2015) for speaking double bass player, video, 2-channel fixed media and live electronics.

Video report of the exchange that took place in 2017 and 2018 between the Studio for Electroacoustic Music of the Akademie der Künste, Berlin and the Laboratorio Nacional de Música Electroacústica de Cuba with kind support of the Goethe-Institut.

This short film gives a front-row seat to the premiere of Roberto Gerhard's musical "divertimento" Claustrophilia (1966), for eight harps, four wireless receivers and two monitors. Claustrophilia was purposely conceived by Gerhard in response to John Cage's request for a manuscript page for his famous catalogue "Notations".

Roberto Gerhard's Lament for the Death of a Bullfighter (1959) is the title of a radiophonic poem commissioned by the BBC. It was originally intended for the radio but I came up with the idea of transforming it into a concert piece.

This film documents the premiere of the 2010-Tokyo production of Julio Estrada's seminal opera "Murmullos del Páramo." The spatial concept in this composition demands the installation a multi-channel loudspeaker dome above the audience. This dome is used for the real-time spatialization of instruments and voices as well as to project the sound of a 24-channel tape, which is mixed live.

This is a video recording of Jonathan Harvey's duo "Still", for tuba and live electronics. Harvey's score essentially proposes an improvisation based on a sequence of chords, which is to be fed into a very long reverb.

This short YouTube video was recorded by a member of the audience during the Musica Electronica Nova festival in Wroclaw. In this performance of Prozession with the ensemble recherche I play the ring modulator and the Maihak W49 filter.

Two short excerpts from José Maria Sánchez Verdú's opera "El Viaje a Simorgh" performed at the Teatro Real in Madrid, May 2007.

This is a promo video of a dance-video-performance-installation project entitled Morphogenesis (2003). I was involved in this project as technical director, Max/MSP-Jitter developer, and performer at the computers during the performance. Morphogenesis received various international prizes including an honorable mention in the Telefonica Vida Award '06.