Bára Gísladóttir: Animals of your pasture (2021)

Bára Gísladóttir Animals of your pasture

(2021)

for ensemble Dur. 20

Commissioned by and written for Riot Ensemble in the summer and autumn of 2021.

SCORE

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Bára Gísladóttir Animals of your pasture

(2021)

for ensemble Dur. 20

Animals of your pasture i. dýrin skýr og sljó ii. dýrin fjær og nær iii. to think the great discomfort iv. dýrin (agnarsmá) v. þeysast, geysast vi. og þusa vii. ringluð, reið viii. ringulreið(beinleið) ix. dýrin blíð og góð x. stretched in the black branches of this night Animals of your pasture is based on the thought of all kinds of animals existing together in a flock that functions as an organism on its own. The piece plays with the idea of following this flock from various angles and views (close up, extreme long shot, in focus, out of focus, in fragments, slow motion, fast forwards, through different textural filters, etc.) on various occasions (running over endless miles of prairies, fighting, dancing, napping, singing, etc.). This concept is intertwined with an unclear thought where wild chaos is allowed to be wild chaos, with no parts stepping in to take or gain control, with no attempts to structure or systemise something that just is.

The title itself, and two of the movement titles, are borrowed from Hilda Hilst’s With my Dog-Eyes which I was truly influenced by while writing the piece.

INSTRUMENTATION Bass Flute Oboe Bass Clarinet in Bb Tenor Saxophone Percussion 1 1. Bass Drum a. Layers of crumpled paper b. Superball Mallet c. Thimbles (6) d. Mute e. Hard Mallets f. Anything else you may find suitable for the improv.-phrases of the piece 2. Thunder Sheet a. Bow b. Thimbles (6, can be the same as the ones used on B.D.) c. Anything else you may find suitable for the improv.-phrases of the piece 3. Crotales (A6, E7, F7) a. Bow Electric Guitar 1. Effects a. Attack on/off b. Distortion - buzz - overdrive - whitenoise - heavy c. Heavy Metal Vibes d. Bass Boost e. 8va, 8vb, 15va, 15vb doubler (should preferably be able to isolate a certain octave, more information in the part) 2. Equipment a. Thimbles (2) b. Metal Slide c. Anything else you may find suitable for the improv.-phrases of the piece Harpsichord a. Thimbles (at least 50, more would be good) b. Superball mallet c. Bow hair (enough to be able to bow the strings of A1 and E4) d. Anything else you may find suitable for the improv.-phrases of the piece Double Bass Electronics

Electronics The electronics are run from Ableton Live 10 Suite (Max for Live required) and need to be controlled by someone outside the ensemble.

Amplification The amplification requires a PA with 2 speakers. Speakers should preferably be placed on a low level or floor by the instruments amplified (electric guitar and harpsichord) to balance the acoustic and electronic sound as best possible. An audio interface with four inputs is required. The electric guitar and harpsichord are both run through Ableton Live, creating live electronics. Both instruments can go through the same audio interface. The harpsichord needs around 3 mics. One close to the part of the soundboard used, one for the low register, and one for the mid register. If it’s possible to place one mic so that it picks up the action on the soundboard and one of the registers used simultaneously, 2 mics will do.

Transposing score.

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