Music For Three Elements
Music for three elements is the name that I\\\'m giving this piece. I first considered „Music for kittens and puppies\\\", but was afraid that it might not fit: at the writing of this text the character of the piece is as yet not completely defined. What I can say is that marimba, cello and trombone represent the three basic methods of acquiring sound from a physical body: striking, plucking (and bowing) and the movement of air – thus three elements. Beyond this, I find the three instruments have a certain affinity in sound and offer a great many possible aural combinations, which will be explored in the course of this piece. However: it\\\'s no „sound experiment\\\". I don\\\'t need a melody that you leave the concert humming, but I do need something like a melody, something that I can directly perceive as beautiful. Hmmm . . . perhaps it will appeal to the kittens and puppies after all. (Phil Yaeger)

Waldner/Wenger/Salesny „computer works“
Wir spielen Stücke von Christoph Walder und mir, die in letzter Zeit auf unseren Computern entstanden sind. Groove und Mikrotonalität könnten zwei Schlagwörter für diese Musik sein. Als freie Assoziation über unsere Programm habe ich noch „Sautanz“ aufgeschrieben. Viel Vergnügen! (Clemens Wenger)