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Selected Projects
Wired
for flute, clarinet, violin, cello, percussion, and electronics.
Disque bleu – album – Quasar Saxophones
Album – Disque Bleu by Quasar Saxophones Quartet, including I need to hear it first by Ofer Pelz.
Trinité – album – Ofer Pelz and Meitar Ensemble
The album Trinité featuring music by Ofer Pelz played by the Meitar Ensemble and released by New Focus Recordings.
Ensemble Tesse
ensemble tesse is a group of six established musicians from the Montreal musical scene with an objective to co-create new musical works.
Tracé
For Violin, Cello, Accordion, and Piano. Commissioned by ensemble Cairn for the festival Ensemble[s] in Paris.
Labyrinth – album by David Greilsammer – Naive records
Repetition Blindness for piano solo
Correspondances (ensemble tesse)
For ensemble tesse – Correspondances is elaborated as a collective composition, bringing together individual improvisations that communicate with each other.
Whim Ensemble
Ofer Pelz, prepared piano, Preston Beebe, percussion, Stéphane Diamantakiou, double bass.
Blanc sur Blanc
For cl. fl. pno. and amplified string quartet
Soundtracks
Open instrumentation and video interface.
Convergence
Alto Flute and Electronics
marchons, marchons
For flute clarinet, violin cello and piano.
I need to hear it first
For saxophone quartet – Quasar saxophone
Crossing Borders
45th Parallel Line by Ofer Pelz
for 5 voices and 6 instruments for the project “Crossing Borders” – Meitar ensemble and Neue Vocalsolisten
Equilibrium (album)
Album of music by Ofer Pelz from 2008
About
About
Ofer Pelz composes music for diverse combinations of instruments and electroacoustic media, he is also an active improviser. He has studied composition, music theory and music technology at Jerusalem, Paris and Montreal. The work of Ofer Pelz has been recognized by the reception of many international prizes including two ACUM awards and the Ernst Von Siemens Grant. His music is played regularly in Europe, USA, Canada and Israel at La Biennale di Venezia and Manifeste IRCAM/Pompidou among others.
