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Rib by Amir Khalaf

Bent Frequency performance Amir Khalaf's Rib on our 23/24 Underscore_a call for scores concert on 3/2/24. Performed by: Sarah Kruser Ambrose, flute Tim Fitzgerald, clarinet Adelaide Federici, violin Jean Gay, cello Stuart Gerber, conductor Amir Khalaf writes the following about the work: The music is based on a poem that I wrote with the same name. Rib is a visual representation of the images and the events of the poem which is inspired by motion, nature, likeness and immature sound objects. I owned you; I owned nothing but you, we were one You and I, elevating, lights sparkle in our eyes Careless Seven doves surrounding, roaming, humming and singing You carry me I avoid looking at you I look at the sky Hesitant, imitating interest Muttering Trembling and frightened Terrified of fate We break through the clouds, approach the stars Pouring rain surrounding Invisible monkeys screaming flocks of birds squeaking croaking frogs jumping Water splashing in our faces We are speeding Close we are, you look at me and say, Get ready, my master, the time is now I veil, adorn, purify, and dress up for you Ready now I am. –Amir Khalaf Amir Khalaf, born in Cairo, Egypt. He graduated from the College of Fine Arts in Cairo and studied composition at the University of Birmingham. In his music, Amir explores the notion of deficiency and decay as well as the limited sonorities of musical instruments. He is interested to transform motion into sound objects by creating ephemeral and insufficient acoustic environments inspired by Nature, folk music, and electronic music. He attended masterclasses and individual lessons with Pierluigi Billone, Kaija Saariaho, Frank Bedrossian, Dieter Ammann, Oscar Bianchi, Raphaël Cendo, and Mark Andre. He participated in Festivals such as Impuls, reMusik, Sound of Wander, Festival Mixtur, Young Euro Classic Festival, Etchings festival. He worked with ensembles such as Quatuor Bozzini, Ensemble Linea, Quartetto Maurice, mdi ensemble, The Callino Quartet, Vertixe Sonora, and AYPO Philharmonic Orchestra.