About

Ángeles Rojas (b. 1988) is a composer and performer working with acoustic phenomena, sustained tones, and durational forms. Her work explores the perceptual experience and poetics of listening through resonance, intonation, and harmonic drift — often realized through minimal instrumentation and extended temporal frameworks. With a focus on tuning relationships and subtle sonic motion, she develops pieces that unfold slowly, allowing the structure of sound to become increasingly perceptible over time.

She works with shruti box, tampura, organ, and ensembles, often in site-sensitive or collaborative settings. Her practice includes composition, installation, and performance, engaging with forms that explore the fragility of harmonic material, the tension between stillness and movement, and the spatial behavior of sound.

Her work has been presented in contexts such as RUIDO Festival (Buenos Aires), Klangraum (Düsseldorf), BIP Festival (Oslo), 48 Stunden Neukölln (Berlin), Co-Incidence Festival (Boston), and in venues including Sowieso, KM28, Vorfluter, the Norwegian Academy of Music, Centro Cultural Kirchner (CCK), Parque Cultural de Valparaíso, Alte Feuerwache (Cologne), LIPM at Centro Cultural Recoleta, and Santa Felicitas Museum.

Her discography includes releases on Sawyer Editions (US) and Rumiarec (Argentina), with works for shruti box, guitar quartet and archlute. Originally from Argentina, she studied composition at Universidad Nacional del Arte in Buenos Aires and currently lives in Berlin.