- Magnus Lindberg
Action-Situation-Signification (1982)
- Edition Wilhelm Hansen Helsinki (World)
Commissioned by the Jyväskylä Arts Festival
- bcl(cbcl)/perc/vc/live electronics (all players play perc)
- bcl(cbcl)/perc/vc/live electronics
- 29 min
Programme Note
"Action-Situation-Signification" (1982) is the first work in which Magnus Lindberg turned towards the technique of musique concrète. This work is also important because it ultimately led to the founding (with Esa-Pekka Salonen) of Toimii - an ensemble dedicated to experimentation in compostition - which became a laboratoy for developing many of Lindberg's subsequent ideas.