(dis)Integrations deals with various methods of disintegrating and reintegrating various strands or sources of musical fabric. It pays a debt to Varese’s Integrales (and perhaps others of his pieces), which it also briefly quotes, for the angular, object-type sound world.  As in some others of my pieces, one movement (the first) is constructed from various independent and interacting layers of horizontal material, while the middle movement is constructed from discrete blocks of texture.  The final movement combines a block-style construction with more improvisatory thematic content. The piece was performed by students of Indiana University.