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February 6, 2017January 29, 2019gonipeles

Introduction to CompositionCloud

October 4, 2015January 29, 2019gonipeles

why i stopped writing “pieces”

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What is CompositionCloud?

CompositionCloud is an abstract rhizomatic space containing different ideas to be used in modular ways to create art, mostly in the realms of sound and music, but not necessarily.

ccloudblog was created to give access to the digital content of CompositionCloud, namely, to its texts, images, sounds, videos, and programs. it is recommended to explore it as if taking a walk in a garden, observing not only the individual ideas, but also the ecology they form.

click here to read more about what CompositionCloud is.

Who is Goni Peles?

Goni Peles (b. 1988) is a composer based in Israel undertaking a PhD in Composition at Bath Spa University under the supervision of James Saunders. he holds two Master’s degrees in Composition and Music Theory from the Hochschule für Musik Basel, where he studied with Caspar Johannes Walter and Jakob Ullmann, and a B.Mus. in Composition from the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music (Tel Aviv University), where he studied with Dan Yuhas. he completed a 2-year course in sound and music production at BPM College and produced trance and electronic music when he was a teenager.

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