Charlie Sdraulig : Associate Artist
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Artist website: http://www.charliesdraulig.com/
Intimacy, nuance, and quietude are the core themes of Charlie Sdraulig's creative practice. His work often draws attention to the social dynamics of musical situations, focusing on subtle sonic and gestural behaviours.
Highlights include headlining I N T I M A T E, a festival produced by Kinetic (UK), where Gwenaelle Rouger (France), Marco Fusi (Italy), and Winnie Huang (Australia) performed one to one-a meditative, hour long experience for one audience member at a time. His music has been presented at numerous festivals internationally, including ANAM Set (Australia), Ear to the Ground (Belgium), Kalv Festivalen (Sweden), Lucerne Festival Forward (Switzerland), MATA (USA), Rainy Days (Luxembourg), Schloss Solitude Sommerfest (Germany), and SPOR (Denmark). His works have been performed and commissioned by major soloists and ensembles: Apartment House (UK), Distractfold (UK), ELISION (Australia), Ensemble SurPlus (Germany), Spektral Quartet (USA), Adam Tendler (USA), Heather Roche (Canada), Weston Olencki (USA), Zubin Kanga (Australia), and many others.
He holds a Doctorate in Composition from Stanford University, where he was supervised by Brian Ferneyhough. His research encompasses writing upon social interaction and innovative notations in experimental sonic practices.
Charlie Sdraulig — current to June 2022
Studied with
Elliott Gyger (2007 - 2008)
Matthew Shlomowitz (2010 - 2011)
Brian Ferneyhough (2015 - 2020)
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Selected Commissions
Work | Commission Details | |
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Ground : for trumpet in C, trombone, and electronics (2022) | Commissioned by Elision Ensemble. | |
aside : violin solo (2021) | Commissioned by The ANAM Set, Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM). | |
enfold : for pianist on an amplified, old upright, and audient (2020) | Commissioned by Gwen Rouger. | |
tend : for gesturing, vocalising performer and audient (2019) | Commissioned by Winnie Huang. | |
collector : for solo piano (2015) | Commissioned by Zubin Kanga. | |
no one both : for violin, viola and cello (2013) | This work was funded via fellowship from the Schloss Solitude Summer Academy, Stuttgart, Germany |