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28 episodes
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composers and inner thoughts about this and that --- vortex temporum is a podcast by Nuno Aroso / Limina & Diana Ferreira / Arte no Tempo | ISSN 2975-8157

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Recent Episodes

Episode thumbnail for VT046 | Malin Bång: walking and talking materia – an ongoing conversation among objects, instruments and humans

February 24, 2026

VT046 | Malin Bång: walking and talking materia – an ongoing conversation among objects, instruments and humans

Send a text In the 46th episode of Vortex Temporum, Swedish composer Malin Bång (Sävedalen, 1974) explores the identity and potential of acoustic objects in contemporary music, arguing that any physical item, from drainage pipes to household boxes, can transcend its utilitarian function to become a musical instrument. Through the lenses of "sound ecology" and the philosophy of "vibrant matter," Bång suggests that using these objects not only preserves neglected sounds but also challenges the ...

Episode thumbnail for VT045 | George Lewis: If we get what we want, what will it sound like?

November 25, 2025

VT045 | George Lewis: If we get what we want, what will it sound like?

Send us a text A few days before ars ad hoc presents the Portuguese premiere of his String Quartet 2.5 "Playing with Seeds" [2017] at the Serralves Museum, American composer George E. Lewis (Chicago, 1952) shares some reflections on his long-standing fascination with the classical trope of depiction in American music. A professor in Columbia University’s Department of Music and the Edwin H. Case Professor of American Music, Lewis is also the Artistic Director of the Internatio...

Episode thumbnail for VT044 | Luís Salgueiro: tractatus rhytmico-philosophicus

October 28, 2025

VT044 | Luís Salgueiro: tractatus rhytmico-philosophicus

Send us a text As listeners will soon notice, Portuguese composer Luís Salgueiro (1993) moves with ease between philosophy and music — two territories that, in his work, often mirror one another. In this episode, we join him in a quiet exploration of how thought becomes sound and how language shapes what we hear, while listening to a few fleeting excerpts from his own music. Do we still have the courage to speak about music? credits: Parroting [2025], soundscape // Wolf Town [2020], for saxop...

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What is Vortex Temporum?

composers and inner thoughts about this and that --- vortex temporum is a podcast by Nuno Aroso / Limina & Diana Ferreira / Arte no Tempo | ISSN 2975-8157

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