The piece Distortion is centered on the percussion, which directs and controls many aspects of the music materials produced by the five instruments: clarinet, flute, piano, violin and cello. In the beginning, all five instruments have different music characteristics, however, as they slowly emerge into one similar character, the percussion interrupts the movement and forces them to return to their opening gestures.

I imagine sounds that are visible, constantly transforming into different forms, sizes, and colors, as they travel through the air at different speeds. The timbre of the tape material is based on my personal characterization of the flute: metallic, sensitive, fragile, light, and warm, but at the same time cool. These sounds from the tape are sometimes as small and gentle as grains of sand, and other times, as unyielding as a mass of metal. The transformations of both tape and flute take place as they react to the sound of one another. The tape material react especially tot he air pressure of the flute, as if the air that emerges fro the instrument physically blows away and breaks the tape sounds into small particles. At the same time, the traveling force of the tape material in the air causes the flute to react back. This work also focuses on the relationship between two elements of sound: noise and pitch, using the sound of the flute as the basis of the piece. The transformations of a single key-click into long sutained notes can be heard through out the piece. This work was realized at Technical University of Berlin Electronic Studio and was commissioned by Sender Freies Berlin Radio.

"Minyo" consists of five short movements, which are largely influenced by Japanese folk music. Elements of folk music can be heard directly in the variations of pitch and rhythm. Strings also imitate the sounds of the traditional instruments commonly used in folk music: shamisen (guitar), koto (harp), taiko (drum), and voice. These seemingly contrasting movements are interconnected by the reoccurrence of these four components.