Fingerprints #5
My Piece ‘Shards’ was included in the Fingerprints #5 compilation. With the Fingerprints CD series, ComAV, Klara and Kunstenpunt highlight composers nationally and internationally. The series was launched in 2011 with the aim of promoting the work of living composers to (inter)national professionals and the wider public.
Compositions with pure tones
A series of very abstract compositions, for which the source material was generated through additive synthesis with pure sine tones. The pitch, envelope and volume of 100 oscillators was controlled via algorithms to create a wide variety of sounds and sonic evolutions. A selection of those sounds was then further processed and combined in several layers in a more intuitive way.
Best listened to on good quality speakers or headphones on moderate volume. Contains a lot very high and low frequencies which will not reproduce correctly on cheap speakers like the ones builtin in laptops or smartphones
50 years of Logos
The LP/book ’50 years of Logos’ was published on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Stichting Logos. The book contains contributions by authors who reflect on their experiences with Logos. The LP contains recordings of various artists who are or have been active within Logos.
Authors: Jean Paul Van Bendegem, Warren Burt, Moniek Darge, Laura Maes, Dirk Moelants, Douglas Quin, Jacques Rémus
Composers on the LP: Attr-X, Kris De Baerdemacker, Moniek Darge, Kristof Lauwers, Logos Duo, Logos Ensemble, Logos Women, Laura Maes, Godfried-Willem Raes, Xavier Verhelst
More information and ordering details: https://logosfoundation.org/50jaarlogos/index-Eng.html
UNDÆ! Electroacoustic Music I
 | Undae! Electroacoustic Music I and II is a selection of the call for works 2014-2016 for the Undae Radio program on Radio Circulo. In these albums you can appreciate the work of different composers from different parts of the world and their way of working and adjacent electroacoustic music in the early years of the century. The first volume includes works by Maxime Barthélemy, Jason Bolte, Thomas V. Christie, Alberto Quintana Tauler, ElectroCaustic Trio, Kosmas Giannoutakis, Kaoshipnótico, Kristof Lauwers, Felipe Otondo, Juan José Raposo, Sol Rezza, Shaun Robert and Julian Scordato. |
LPD019: Lonely Robots
 | On this seventh CD by the Logos M&M ensemble, a collection of newly built machines are presented individually. Where other CD releases give ample examples of what can be done when the robots come together to form an orchestra, this CD demonstrates the capacities of the new robots playing solo or as duos.The M&M orchestra is a professional group of dancers, performers, composers and musicians focusing on the interaction between man and machine, which has its permanent residence at the Logos Foundation. The machines are all electro-mechanical robots designed and built by Godfried-Willem Raes.
This CD reflects a momentary mid-2010 snapshot of the ongoing efforts of this unique ensemble to redefine musicianship. All music on this CD is in the public domain. It can be freely distributed, even in public spaces, and can be broadcast provided the origin and the authors are always mentioned and given credit. |
KRIKRI 2005 – Polypoetry
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LPD014: <RoBodies>
 | The M&M ensemble is a group of performers, composers and musicians focussing on the interaction between man and machine and has its permanent residence at the Logos Foundation. The machines are all electro-mechanical robots designed and built by Godfried-Willem Raes. On this new CD, all the automats form an interactive orchestra: Some of the pieces are exclusively based on real-time composition-code, written for the computer network that controls the automats (Plastic Deformations by Kristof Lauwers and Amorgós by Jelle Meander). Other pieces involve real-time interactive input from human performers. This input can be acoustic, as in the case of Klanklagen and RobotGarden, two collaborations by Moniek Darge and Kristof Lauwers or gesture controlled like in the compositions Gestrobo Studies, PicRada Studies and SQEvSTO4QR by Godfried-Willem Raes. |
LPD012: More Automats
 | Building musical robots has been an ongoing activity in the Logos Labs since the very beginning in the late sixties. It is a logical outflow of our investigations into the development of new tools for musical expression. A mere consequence of the laboratory research into experimental instrument building. The automats documented individually on this CD are all pure acoustical: drums, organpipes, metal tubing, strings, bells, wood… However, these sound sources are exclusively activated by electromechanical means. Next to compositions by Sebastian Bradt, Barbara Buchowiec, Moniek Darge, Kris De Baerdemacker and Godfried-Willem Raes, this CD contains my piece for SPHK, for automated saxophone and an improvisation i did on a robot called <Thunderwood’> |
LPD008: <M&M>
 | On this CD compositions written for the logos M&M ensemble were brought together. This ensemble focusses on the interaction between man and machine and has its permanent residence at the Logos Foundation. The machines are all electro-mechanical robots designed and built by Godfried-Willem Raes. On this CD several automats form an orchestra. Some of the pieces are exclusively based on a composition-code, written for the computer network that controls the automats. Other pieces involve real-time interactive input from human performers. This input can be acoustic or gesture controlled. The CD reflects a momentary snapshot of the ongoing efforts of the ensemble to redefine musicianship. |
Kitch ‘n’ glitch
 | This is an electro-acoustic piece by Kristof Lauwers and Laura Maes. All kind of kitchen sounds were carefully recorded, cut and paste and finally transformed into an electro-acoustic composition. Most sounds are unrecognizable. Outside their normal environment the recorded sounds are getting a total new dimension.
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LPD003: <Ea>
 | Electro-acoustic compositions from the Logos Studio Works by: Kris De Baerdemacker, Godfried-Willem Raes, Kristof Lauwers, Moniek Darge & Francesca Verbauwhede In the Mesopotanian Mythology, Ea was the earth and water god, but also the god of wisdom and the source of all magic. |
