'Utrum' was released as part of a compilation album by net-label, Electronic Musik. It is available to download for free at the following address:
www.archive.org/details/FifthCompilationem146
Utrum is from the Latin for 'whether'. Sparse and desolate, it explores continuous evolution of sound and timbre, while developing what Stockhausen called 'moment form', the idea of taking a single instant of time and stretching it out to examine it microscopically. The piece uses a variety of sound sources, including my newly constructed trombone-clarinet hybrid. There are a lot of other interesting works on the compilation too, so be sure to check them out as well.
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