DESCRIPTION:
Performed by Diego Angel Choque Diaz at Encuentro de Música para Piano organizado por Gabriela Yaya - Taller Experimental - Departamento de Música Escuela de Artes Facultad de Filosofia y Humanidades Universidad Nacional de Córdoba.

program note

Iedro locates the pianist in a performance position between standing and sitting. Its title is polyhedron's apheresis (from greek poly/many and edros/faces or bases) that reflects the piece's multifaceted structure.

Each timbral face comes together to form a lyric continuum. This continuum is located also in a interstitial space between the extent of sound without a teleological feature set and intersection points where it can be settled expressive arches forever changing, depending on the specific resonance of each instrument and player's body position. It was composed in late 2009 in Buenos Aires.