Filamentos

Dedicated to Luis Naon
In Filamentos there was just one a priori idea (before starting to write) to conduct the work's strength and tension: to create all along the piece a global and progressive change in the volume of certain sound structures (called filaments) and, over this big vector, to superpose four different and consecutive processes acting on other variables.
This music has a strong physiological connotation associated to a permanent hypertensive and energetic gesture which will find its balance or get stable only at the end of the piece.  
Filamentos won the First Price of Diffusion 2006 International Electroacoustic Music Competition offered by The Centre for Computational Musicology and Computer Music, CCMCM, Irelande and has been edited in DVD by Paris Conservatory.