Recent/Upcoming:

• Zosha Di Castri and I will be part of the 2014 ICElab organized the International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE).

• I performed one of the two electronic parts of Stockhausen's Mikrophonie I with Talea Ensemble on February 19th, 2013 at the German Consulate in New York

• I performed the electronic parts of Philippe Leroux's Voi(rex) with Ensemble 1534, on March 9 at the National Arts Center in Ottawa, and on March 10th at the music Gallery, Toronto

• I'm currenlty working on short made-for-video music miniatures (to first which will be posted soon)

• Paulina Barros' play God's Dice, which includes a Sound scape I composed, will be premiered on May 10th, 2013, Signature Theatre in New York, time TBA

• Commission from Code d'accès for a trio featuring Geneviève Déraspe, Cholé Dominguez, and Marie-Annick Béliveau (for September 2013)

• Commission from Talea Ensemble (for December 2013)

• Commission from Quasar sax quartet (for April 2014)

Bio:
Canadian composer David Adamcyk (b.1977) creates musical works for the concert hall as well as for the theatrical stage. He has recently completed a doctorate in composition McGill University in Montreal and has participated in Ircam’s composition cursus in Paris. His interest in technology has pushed him to explore various ways to combine electronic devices with acoustic instruments, and has also allowed him to assist or collaborate with composers such Martin Matalon, Philippe Leroux, and Denys Bouliane, in addition to working with various ensembles throughout north America. David has taken part in the Nouvelles Rencontres composition program at Domaine Forget, in St-Iréné, and was selected for the National Arts Center's Young Composers program in Ottawa. He has won four prizes at the SOCAN Foundation composer’s competition, two of which ranked 1st place, and was also one of the five finalists in the CBC/SRC Evolution composition competition.

Future plans include a large scale composition for the Quasar sax quartet in collaboration with composer Analia Ludgar and visual artist Carole Simmard Laflamme, featuring a multi-channel audio setup placed within the Laflamme's hanging installation entitled La robe Cathédrale; a new chamber music work for the Talea Ensemble in New York; and a series of short made-for-video new music-theater works. David is currently an adjunct professor at Columbia University.