Repertoire research question

[MrGongGong]

As part of some research for a performance next year i'm looking for pieces for small forces (3 players with or without electronics) that are based on or explore ideas from acoustics or other areas of physics.
Alvin Luciers music is an obvious starting point but i'm open to suggestions for other repertoire.
Given the ensemble that will be playing in this event technical difficulty isn't necessarily a barrier.
They need to be fairly short (less than 10 minutes would be perfect)

Any thoughts?

Thanks

[Serial_Apologist]

As part of some research for a performance next year i'm looking for pieces for small forces (3 players with or without electronics) that are based on or explore ideas from acoustics or other areas of physics.
Alvin Luciers music is an obvious starting point but i'm open to suggestions for other repertoire.
Given the ensemble that will be playing in this event technical difficulty isn't necessarily a barrier.
They need to be fairly short (less than 10 minutes would be perfect)

Any thoughts?

Thanks

Presumably there are still people at Resonance FM who would help or have contacts?

[MrGongGong]

Presumably there are still people at Resonance FM who would help or have contacts?

Indeed there are
Just casting a wide net and thinking more about acoustic pieces

[Pulcinella]

Probably too simplistic thinking here, but if you consider the way the sound is produced on the instrument as an acoustic or physical effect, you could perhaps include aspects such as flutter tonguing on the flute?

[umslopogaas]

Isnt this the sort of music that Stockhausen wrote? If so, I can offer some, but I doubt I have anything you dont. However, requests welcome.

I have, all on LP, nothing on CD I'm afraid,

Gesange der Junginge. Kontakte. SLPM 138 811
Prozession. STGBY 615
Cycle for one percussionist (in two different versions) Wergo 2549 016
The New Music (includes Stockhhausen Kontra Punkte for ten instruments)

And of course, Gerard Hoffnung reciting Punkte Contra Punkte, which is one of the funniest items I ever heard.