all produced by an instrumentarium that mixes conventional musical instruments with a range of low-tech sound sources”. He used interpersonal cueing systems to control the way his music is structured (things whole and not whole, 2011), and made distributed pieces that allow collaborative input from others (distribution study, 2011). Selected works lots and lots for us to do (2014) you say what to do (2014) positions in the sequence correctly recalled (2014) on bare trees (2014) so many territories (2014) everybody do this (2014) interspersed sometimes with weeds and brambles (2013) eight panels (2012) what you must do, rather than must not do (2012) overlay (2012) small template (2012) object network (2012–) things whole and not whole (2011) distribution study (2011) location composites (2011–) template (with alterations) (2010–) surfaces (2010–) geometria situs (2009–10) divisions that could be autonomous but that comprise the whole (2009–11) either/or (2008/9) with paper (2006/8, 2009–) #[unassigned] (2000–9) References Further reading Parkinson, T. (2011). "Une Présence Manifeste: Quelques Compositeurs Du Royaume-uni Don't J'aime La Musique", Revue & Corrigée, 90 (December 2011): 26–30. Ryan, D. (2007). "Realising #0505-040606-[1]", Miser & Now, 10 (August 2007): 14–16. Saunders, J. (2006). "What are you doing with your music?". In: Marley, B. and Wastell, M., eds. Blocks of Consciousness and the Unbroken Continuum, London: Sound 323 Press: 254–263. Saunders, J. (2007). "Developing a Modular Music System". In: Waterman, A., ed. (2007). Agape. New York: Miguel Abreu Gallery: 36–40. Saunders, J. (2007). "The Dictaphone in my Life". My Favorite Things – The Joy of the Gizmo: Leonardo Music Journal, 17 (2007): 33–34. Saunders, J (2011). "Testing the consequences–multipart series in the work of the Wandelweiser composers." Contemporary Music Review, 30 (6): 497–524. Saunders, J. (2013). "Specific Objects? Distributed approaches to sourcing sonic materials in open form compositions." Contemporary Music Review, 32/5: 473–484. External links James Saunders at Bath Spa University Parkinson Saunders 1972 births 20th-century British composers 21st-century British composers Living people British classical composers British male classical composers Twelve-tone and serial composers 20th-century British male musicians 21st-century British male musicians