Christina Volpini is a Hamilton-/Toronto-based composer whose music has been described as “richly textural, physical, and affecting” (Martin Arnold), “very nuanced, rustling and whispering” (Neomemoire), and “focused intently on the subtle sounds that fall between the cracks.” (Ludwig Van Toronto). Her music manifests affective timbral and temporal spaces that gradually unfold, opening into the experience of a fragile, breathing present. Imbued with an aqueous, ephemeral character, her work explores subtle variation in intonation, found objects, instrumental textures, and liminal spaces. She develops pieces through a process of creative discovery with other artists, crafting works for specific spaces and performers. More