interference (all we've ever had is each other) explores sounds made through the unstable intertwining of Saxophones and amplification systems. That is, the resulting sounds are composites of human, mechanical, and electronic actions; if one of the elements is removed, sound would be replaced by silence.

The intertwined relationships are inherently unstable. They prevent the performer from having complete control of the relationship between manual action and resulting sound. Rather, the performers are continually adjusting to changing conditions, finding new sounds or struggling to reproduce a recent sound. The choreographic difficulty of this "search" is intended as a visual compositional element. 

Commissioned by Quasar with the assistance of the Canada Council for the Arts.