Works

Instrumentation (detailed)

Winds and Brass	Flute (Alto Flute), Clarinet, Horn
Strings (plucked / bowed)	Violin, Viola, Cello
Electronic / Electroacoustic	Live Electronics

Performer(s)

Thought out as a five-section piece with no interruption, for an ensemble of six instruments (flute / flute in G, clarinet, horn, violin, viola and ‘cello) and a system for live signal treatment. The latter is composed of a sampler, which works in two courses: on the one hand, it works as an additional instrumental ensemble, like a score of shadows to complete the instrumental part; on the other hand, as an intersection (hybridization) point between acoustic instrumental sounds and the instrumental sounds from the sampler (mostly resonance instruments – piano, guitar, harp – or percussion-resonance). Alternatively, the electroacoustic treatment and the spacialization. The electroacoustic treatment would run live on each instrument, like an unfolding identity, either by interacting to transform its timbre, or on the time level to alter the discourse of the instrumental part, as well as like a counterpoint of the harmonic writing. The spacialization of the acoustic and electronic sounds (both the sampler and the live treatment) is oriented in two directions. The placing and movement of each sound in space, as well as the interpolation (restriction) of the acoustic space by means of reverberation. The spacialization was not only originated from the instrumental part of the piece, it also sheds light on its own writing. The mentioned hybrid sounds (interpolated) were created with SVP (Super Vocoder de Phase, by IRCAM) and Turbosynth (modular additive synthesis) software. The whole electroacoustic part is merged into a computer score that follows the instrumental score. It controls the spacialization and treatment and was written with the object programming language Max (created and developed at the IRCAM in Paris). It is not just a matter of control, but also of real time treatment computation. The electroacustic part was developed by Miguel Azguime at the MISO STUDIO (Portugal). The piece is a commission by the Galician Centre for Contemporary Art.

Work	Type	Date	Organization/Event	Venue	Town	Country	Performers	Notes	Inv Row
Itinerario de Luz	Performance	1997/Nov/11	Concerto Homenaxe	Centro Cultural Caixavigo	Vigo	Spain	Gilles Burgos (flute), Véronique Févre (clarinet), Eric Karcher (horn), Sona Khochafian (violin), Michel Michalakakos (viola), Pierre Strauch (cello) Renato Rivolta (conductor)	Notes
Itinerario de Luz	Performance	2006/Oct/27	Música Viva 2006 Festival	Belém Cultural Centre - Small Hall	Lisbon	Portugal	Ensemble L'Itinéraire Guillaume Bourgogne (conductor)	Notes
Itinerario de Luz	Performance	2008/Apr/10	Gil Vicente Academic Theatre	Gil Vicente Academic Theatre	Coimbra	Portugal	Sond'Ar-te Electric Ensemble: Monika Duarte Streitová (flute), Nuno Pinto (clarinet), Laurent Rossi (horn), Suzanna Lidegran (violin), Jorge Alves (viola), Daniela de Brito (cello), Ana Telles (piano), Miso Studio (electronics), Pedro Amaral (conductor)	Notes
Itinerario de Luz	Premiere	1995/Apr/15		CGAC - Hall	Saint James of Compostela	Spain	London Sinfonietta Mark Foster (conductor) Miguel Azguime (electronics)	Notes
Itinerario de Luz	Performance	2008/May/22	Miso Music Portugal, Xunta de Galicia / Enrique X. Macías' 50th anniversary	Rosalía de Castro Theatre	La Coruña	Spain	Sond'Ar-te Electric Ensemble: Monika Duarte Streitová (flute), Nuno Pinto (clarinet), Laurent Rossi (horn), Suzanna Lidegran (violin), Jorge Alves (viola), Marco Pereira (cello), Miso Studio (electronics) Pedro Amaral (conductor)	Notes
Itinerario de Luz	Performance	2008/May/23	Miso Music Portugal, Xunta de Galicia / Enrique X. Macías' 50th anniversary	Salón Teatro	Santiago de Compostela	Spain	Sond'Ar-te Electric Ensemble: Monika Duarte Streitová (flute), Nuno Pinto (clarinet), Laurent Rossi (horn), Suzanna Lidegran (violin), Jorge Alves (viola), Marco Pereira (cello), Miso Studio (electronics) Pedro Amaral (conductor)	Notes
Itinerario de Luz	Performance	2008/May/25	Miso Music Portugal, Xunta de Galicia / Enrique X. Macías' 50th anniversary	Vigo Contemporary Art Museum (MARCO)	Vigo	Spain	Sond'Ar-te Electric Ensemble: Monika Duarte Streitová (flute), Nuno Pinto (clarinet), Laurent Rossi (horn), Suzanna Lidegran (violin), Jorge Alves (viola), Marco Pereira (cello), Miso Studio (electronics) Pedro Amaral (conductor)	Notes
Itinerario de Luz	Performance	2008/Sep/20	Miso Music Portugal / Música Viva Festival 2008	Belém Cultural Centre - Luís de Freitas Branco Room	Lisbon	Portugal	Sond'Ar-Te Electric Ensemble: Monika Streitová (flute), Nuno Pinto (clarinet), Laurent Rossi (horn), Suzanna Lidegran (violin), Marco Pereira (cello), Miso Studio (electronics) Pedro Amaral (conductor)	Notes
Itinerario de Luz	Performance	2008/Sep/22	Warsaw Autumn	Culture Centre at Former Factory “Koneser”	Warsaw	Poland	Sond'Ar-Te Electric Ensemble: Monika Streitová (flute), Nuno Pinto (clarinet), Laurent Rossi (horn), Suzanna Lidegran (violin), Marco Pereira (cello), Miso Studio (electronics) Pedro Amaral (conductor)	Notes
Itinerario de Luz	Performance	2009/Nov/18	XXth Century Music Festival	Guggenheim Museum	Bilbao	Spain	Sond'Ar-te Electric Ensemble, Pedro Amaral (conductor)	Notes
Itinerario de Luz	Performance	2010/Apr/02	Cuenca Religious Music Week	Cuenca's Auditorium Theatre	Cuenca	Spain	Sond'Ar-te Electric Ensemble,Pedro Amaral (conductor)	Notes

Documents
	Type (+ sub-type)	Cover/edition title Document title	Authors	Referring to	Publisher	Date
	Audio	Enrique X. Macías Itinerario de Luz  Itinerario de Luz		itinerario de luz Enrique X. Macías	Miso Records	2008 1995
	Radio programmes	Arte Eletroacústica: Música de Câmara com Electrónica	Miguel Azguime	itinerario de luz Enrique X. Macías		2012
	Scores	Enrique X. Macías / Itinerario de Luz  Itinerario de Luz		itinerario de luz Enrique X. Macías	Centro de Informação da Música Portuguesa	2008 1995