Ofer Pelz

Compositeur | Improvisateur | Artiste sonore

News · Highlights

Album

Trinité – album – Ofer Pelz and Meitar Ensemble

Album

Trees – recording a new album with Whim Ensemble released by Parma Records

Faits saillants

Entrevue avec Jonathan Goldman

Labirynth David Grelsammer repetition blindness

Album

Labyrinth – album by David Greilsammer – Naive records

Selected Projects

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.

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

À propos

Ofer Pelz est né à Haifa (Israël) et vit à Montréal. Compositeur, il a remporté de nombreux prix nationaux et internationaux, tels que la bourse Ernst Von Siemens et le prix ACUM. Sa musique est jouée aussi bien en France qu'en Italie, en Allemagne, en Corée du Sud, aux Pays-Bas ou en Israël, à La Biennale di Venezia, à MATA Festival, à Manifeste\IRCAM, au Zeitkunst Festival Radialsystem à Berlin, au Centre Pompidou, au festival Nuova Consonanza à Rome. Il a effectué ses études supérieures à Jérusalem, Paris et Montréal.