Simon Steen-Andersen: Next to Beside Besides #11 (2003/07) by Edition·S

Simon Steen-Andersen Next to Beside Besides #11 (2003/07) for amplified vibraphone solo (or as a movement or part in any combination of pieces from the NTBB series) Dur. 3′30″–4′

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Simon Steen-Andersen Next to Beside Besides #11 (2003/07) for amplified vibraphone solo (or as a movement or part in any combination of pieces from the NTBB series) Dur. 3′30″–4′

NEXT TO BESIDE BESIDES Choreographic translations for amplified solo instruments in various possible combinations Next To Beside Besides is a series of ‘translations’ of the piece Beside Besides for solo cello, which is itself a modification of the ending of the piece Besides for three amplified and three muted instruments. The translations take into account the parts of the original composition that were conceived of with a focus on the gestures of the movements producing the sound – a kind of choreographic translation. All translations can be played together in any combination simultaneously as duos, trios, etc. up to ensemble pieces. The only versions that I recommend playing solo (unless for a specific conceptual or dramaturgical reason) are #0 and #1. Different combinations can be played after each other as movements or between other pieces in a concert as ritornellos, but one should look for maximum variation in the order or build-up in order to avoid the feeling of repeating a piece. Combinations with video (preferably including different versions for the same player) are called Self-Reflecting Next To Beside Besides. Ideally the instruments should sit in a line to emphasise the parallel movements. The piece may be played with a click track. Feel free to contact the composer to discuss the possibilities of a given instrumentation or setup, including amplification and staging. The versions so far are: #0 Cello #1 Double bass (version 1) #2 Saxophone (any size or combination) #3 Accordion (version 1) #4 Snare Drum (percussion version 1) #5 Flute (can also be played by a percussion player) #6 Violin (a) or viola (b) #7 Piano (with whammy pedal) #8 Guitar (version 1) #9 Double bass (version 2) #10 Camera (please contact the composer about this version) #11 Vibraphone (percussion version 2) #12 Accordion (version 2) #13 Guitar (version 2) A click track is available at: http://www.edition-s.dk/assets/next-to-beside-besides Simon Steen-Andersen, 2017

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Next To Beside Besides #11 for amplified vibraphone solo (or as movement or part in any combination of pieces from the NTBB series)

(pianissimo) furioso q = 60

MOTOR ON, MAX SPEED

( p3 ) 3 ≤ sim. ≤ M ≤ M µ –‹ –æ –‹ –æ –‹ æ Œ æ Œ æ M M M

BREATH IN BLOW on ("naturally") MOTOR

≥ M µ –æ 4 †4 Œ ( fff )

M µ–æ Œ

STRAW on MOTOR (the dynamic of the straw decides the general dynamic (fff) - it can be adjusted a bit by changing the distance to the head-set microphone by moving the head a bit away)

M ≤ 4 µ–æ µ –‹ †Œ æ M 3

‚. ‰ . ≈ †

M ≤ M ≤ –æ –‹ –æ –‹ Œ æ Œ æ M M

> 2 † 4µ – ( fff )

† (F)

(nail on the "motor cover")

(blow on the (side) edge of key)

M –æ Œ

‚. œ.

key - audible pitch)

≤ –‹ æ M

≤ ≤ M (,) –‹ µM – –æ µ ‹ –æ 2 æ Œ æ Œ 4 M M

M –æ Œ

(finger snap on "motor cover")

(crescendo by moving moving closer from far away with the head-set mic.)

. ‚. ¿. œ 2 ≈ ‰ † 4 ‰. 5 ppp

¿.

M ≤ 5:3 ≤ ˘ ( ,) . ¿. . . . . ¿. . . ¿. . M ¿ æ – M – M 5 M‹ – 3 µ 34 œ ‚ œ ‚ ≈œ œ ‚ œ µ ‹ Œ‹ – .. µ‹ µ –Œæ ‹ –Œæ j æ æ n‚ µ– æ µ– n ‚ . æ M M 3 3 ppp ppp ( fff ) (f)

˘r œ¿ ‚

. . . . ¿ ‚ œ ‚ 42 5 ppp (nail on

≤ .¿ œ. ‚. ¿. µM – 64 Œ–æ µ ‹ æ M ( fff )

≤ M ≤ M ≤ – µ ‹ –æ –‹ –æ –‹ æ Œ æ Œ æ M M M

M µ–æ Œ

¿. ‚. ≈ ‰

M ≤ M ≤ M ≤ µ–æ µ –‹ –æ –‹ –æ –‹ Œ æ Œ æ Œ æ M M M

¿. ‚. œ. ‰

≤ M ≤ M ≤ – µ ‹ –æ –‹ –æ –‹ æ Œ æ Œ æ M M M

‚ ¿. œ. ‰ 5 ppp

¿. ‚.

. . ‰. ‚ ≈ œ ‰ 5

≤ M ˘ . ¿ ¿ – ‚. ≈ œ ‰ ‚ ‚ ‚ ‚. ‹ –æ ≈ æ Œ M 3 ( F ) ppp ( fff )

‰.

KNUCKLE

. œ. œ. ¿. œ. ‚ œ œ. . . ‚ ≈ ‰ ‰ ‰ œ ‚ ‰. 5

(3F )

PED

≤ –‹ æ M

¿œ. 43

‰

‚. œ. ‰ ¿. ≈ ≈ ‚. ≈ 1 4 3

¿‚. 42 ∏

µM– 1 †4 ( fff )

† 43 ‰ .

¿. . ¿. ‚. ¿. œ. ‰ 3

‚. ≈ ‰ ‰ œ. ¿. ‚. ‰ . 3

3 >‚ †4 ∏

‚

µ – n‚

r 3 > j ‚ ¿ œ œ b – 2. 3 4 8 µ – µ – – – – n‚µ – n‚ µ – n ‚ ‚ ( F ) 5 ∏3

2‚ 4

‚

3 8

(upper edge of the key)

PED

(dampened)

. "freeze"... . ¿ œ 3 6 †8 J ‰ ‰ 4 ‰Œ Ó

‚. ‰ Œ 6 †4

(normal)

(the tube without key next to Eb)

>r ¿‚ 2 Ó 4 MOTOR SPEED: (F) MINIMUM

‚

(straw gliss. on the lower part of the keys, nail hit on the lower part of the E key, sim. the middle of the key, straw "gliss." over the crack between E and Eb, nail hit on the middle of the D# key, blow on the upper edge of the D# key)

˘r 3 – ‹ 85 J ‹ œ œm ‹ œ ‚ ‚ > >. . . . . ppp ( fff ) MAX

MOTOR SPEED: ACCEL.

µM– M– M– M– M– 5 †4

‚µ – n‚µ –µ – – – µ– M– – – M–

∏

24 µ –

r 58 ‚.¿> œ œ b –. – J 5 3 ∏ (F)

(upper edge of tube)

‚

(gradually blow on the upper edge of the tube to make a sharper noise)

2 † 4 m –– ‚ –– ‚ ‚ µ – n ‚ µ – 3

– n‚ . ‚ > (f)

M 3µ – µ – µ – 2 8 æJ µ– 4m ‚ ∏ 3 2

. ¿ 38 J

–

PED

(,) ¿. . ‚ ≈ 3 4 ‚

74 Œ

‚

. ‚. ¿ ≈ ‚

"freeze"...

(lower edge of the key)

¿. ‚. ‰.

(head-set mic must be close to the sound source)

(MOTOR SPEED: MIN.)

‰

(between Eb and E)

j 38 m ‚. n œ. œ. –– > 3

MOTOR SPEED: ACCEL.

‰

5 4

M 3µ– . 8

MAX

( fff )

MOTOR ˘r (MS: MIN) SPEED: ACCEL. 51 3 –‹ µM– j † J ‹ œ œm ‹ œ m ‚ > >. . . . . ppp ( fff )

(hyperventalition/ rapid panting or in and out with the mouth only)

† 42µ –

æ – n‚ . ‚ ( >f )

˘r (MS: MIN) 3 –‹ µM– M– . 7 j J ‹. œ. œ.m ‹. œ. 16 m ‚ J J > > ppp ( fff ) MS: ACC.

MAX

38 ‚ . ∏

MS: RIT. r M 58‚. b¿. ¿. ¿. ¿. ¿. µ–

(MS: MAX)

‚.

(F)

MAX, RIT.

M 38 –

M– 42 J ∏

( fff )

MIN

– J ∏

( fff )

MIN

j 38 µ– n ‚ µ – n ‚ µ – n ‚ 5

r >Û 3 M M- . . o. M- . . . ˘ K >. >¿. . . . . . . ‚ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ b ‹ µ ‹ b ‹ µ – µ ‹ r b¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ 3 ¿ m ‹ m ‹ . j 34 . b ‹ . 8 ¿ œ. ¿. µ– µ– – n‚ æJ J 3 3 3 3 (F) ( fff ) ∏ 3 open (or close) the "motor cover"

(MS: MAX)

‚.

† ∏

(tube between Bb and Db)

(straw gliss. on the mechanics from below the tube next to F all the way up in 1 movement)

Mr 65 5 > – œ b – œ j † 85 . µ – n ‚ µ – n ‚ µ– n ‚ ∏ (F) 3

44 >‚ – –

(blow directly on the key)

–

– n

PED

† 45 Œ

–

44 ‚ ∏

‚

µ–

µM– M– ‚ æ æ n

Mr 3 34 –. œ> œ b– µ– n‚µ– (F) 3 ∏

µM– M– æ æ

PED

Mr 71 3 µ–. œ> œ b– † µ– µ – – n‚ ∏ (F) 3 PED

µM– æ

M– æ n

Mr 7:4 n – ‚ fine: bcn oct.03 24 –. œ> œ b– / ba dec.03 µ – n‚ µ – . / pfzh sept.07 ∏ (F) 3 Dur.: 3.30-4.00 min. PED