Electronic Work
After the End of Time
An early electronic work by Lera Auerbach, composed for tape and later performed both in choreographic and concert contexts.
First Performances
First performed as a ballet in New York. March 21, 1998, choreographed by the Juilliard Dance Group. First concert performance: December 11, 2006, Darmstadt.
Context
A compact electronic work shaped for fixed media. Its performance history moves between dance, concert presentation, and archival listening.
Structure
- Single-movement electronic work Scored for tape, with a duration of approximately nine minutes.
- Performance medium Intended for playback as fixed electronic media, suitable for concert or choreographic presentation.
Work Information
Note
After the End of Time belongs to Auerbach’s early catalogue and occupies a distinct place among her works for electronic media. Its brevity and fixed-medium format give the work an austere theatrical potential: a self-contained sonic object that can function independently in concert or within a staged or choreographic frame.
Online Materials
Materials and Listening
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AudioLera Auerbach Studio
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Score / MaterialsPublisher Work Page Boosey & Hawkes / Sikorski
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ReferenceAuerbach Work Catalogue Sikorski / Boosey & Hawkes
Publisher and Materials
Published by Sikorski. This work is available through Boosey & Hawkes / Sikorski for the world.
