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94 Fantasias for 31 Voices (2025)

(electronic music) I am proud to announce the initial public offering of my Fantasias! A set of algorithmically composed Fantasias, each inhabiting its own world of expression. A conference of intergalactic baroque ensembles in limitless just intonations, performing salutes to the fantasias of composers such as Byrd, Frescobaldi, Purcell, Sweelinck and their inventive, experimental counterpoint. […]

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Pianorecital (2022)

Recording of the recital by Samuel Vriezen (Erard piano) at the Amsterdam Wandelweiserfestival 2022, Orgelpark, Amsterdam. Five pieces, played attacca: 0’00”:Chop. (Samuel Vriezen, 2019) ca. 5’30”:2. Stück 2004-1 (Manfred Werder, 2004) ca. 13’55”:3. Ballade nr. 4 in f minor (Frédéric Chopin, 1842) ca. 25’50”4. Stück 2004-2 (Manfred Werder, 2004) 32’22”:5. Frédéric Chopin (Samuel Vriezen, 2019.

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Samuel Vriezen and Máighréad Medbh – Ireland: European Poetry Festival (2022)

The European Camarade is a pioneering literary event celebrating a near dozen of Europe’s most innovative poets in a unique collaborative format and this night lived up to its traditon with five brand new performances, collaborations made for the night between pairs of poets, those visiting from across Europe and those based in Ireland. Each

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Composing Assembly – Second Act (2017)

A composition by Maya Felixbrodt (composer and musician), Aurélie Lierman (radio artist, vocalist, and composer) and Samuel Vriezen (composer and writer) as part of the second performative conference of Propositions #2: Assemblism. 25.11.2017, BAK, Utrecht (NL). Propositions #2: Assemblism is a day-long gathering that addresses the current rise of the new authoritarian world order, and

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Sharing Multiplicity 2012

for Toine Horvers Sound is at heart full of difference. There is no such thing as a static sound. Even the simplest timbre, a single sine wave without overtones, comes about through differences: the push and pull of air molecules as the soundwave travels through space. More complex sounds are dynamic timbres consisting of many

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