Antistasis (2014)

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antistasis For Ensemble Nikel Tzlil Meudcan International Festival and Summer Course for New Music Performance and Composition

by

JASON THORPE BUCHANAN

First Draft Copy – June 2014

Copyright © 2014, Jason Thorpe Buchanan All Rights Reserved


antistasis for tenor saxophone, percussion, and piano, written for Ensemble Nikel, was commissioned by the Tzlil Meudcan International Contemporary Music Festival. The Ancient Greek word ἀντίστασις (antístasis), meaning opposition, is defined as a rhetorical term for the repetition of a word or phrase in a different or contrary sense. This concept is translated into sound through the repetition of a small number of musical gestures, or objects, that are continually recurring and recontextualized so as to contribute to the composite in a different way. There is a stark structural division halfway through the work where the trio begins to play in strict rhythmic unison, with formulaic durations derived from simple mathematical relationships that become increasingly complex. With each repetition of the rhythmic cycle, the space between cycles increases, while material from the first half of the work gradually penetrates the gaps in the formula until it deteriorates completely. The ensemble members drift apart from one another with complete temporal independence until another structural pillar gives way to a recapitulation of sorts, presenting the original material through the lens of having experienced the abrasive, cyclical material preceding it. _______________________________________________________________________________

Jason Thorpe Buchanan is an American composer of operatic, orchestral, chamber, and electroacoustic music. His works have been described as “an unearthly collage of sounds”, “sharplyedged”, and “free jazz gone wrong”, commissioned and performed internationally by conductors and ensembles such as Brad Lubman, Alan Pierson, Jean-Philippe Wurtz, Marc Lowenstein, Alarm Will Sound, Ensemble Interface (Germany), Ensemble Nikel (Israel), Ensemble Linea (France), Nonsemble 6, Iktus Percussion, the [Switch~ Ensemble], The Industry, wild Up, OSSIA, ensemble39, Brevard Music Center Orchestra, Fiati 5 (Italy), Sound ExChange Orchestra, Eastman Musica Nova Ensemble, BlueWater Chamber Orchestra, TAD Wind Symphony (Japan), among others. Nominated for the 2015 Gaudeamus Prize, his works will be presented by Insomnio, Nadar Ensemble, and Slagwerk Den Haag at Gaudeamus Muziekweek in September 2015. Scenes from his Multimedia Opera Hunger have received performances at the Darmstadt Contemporary Opera Workshop (2014) with Ensemble Interface, The Industry’s FIRST TAKE Opera Workshop in Los Angeles (2015) with wild Up, and the MATA Interval 8 Series in New York City (2015) with the [Switch~ Ensemble] on a concert of new works for Ensemble & Multimedia curated by the composer. Los Angeles Times critic Mark Swed writes: “Jason Thorpe Buchanan's Hunger is a kind of training session in mental disintegration… An ungodly opera needs ugly music, singers who produce primal sounds, an electric guitar that sounds scraped raw, a [sic] wailing orchestral effects, cuts the ear like a knife. Buchanan delivers.” Awarded a Fulbright Fellowship (2010-11) at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Hamburg (Germany) as a visiting scholar, he was recently selected as Artist-in-Residence by USF Verftet and the City Council of Bergen, Norway to complete work on Hunger in late 2015, with a grant from the American-Scandinavian Foundation. Additional honors and awards include the ASCAP Morton Gould Award (2014) & Howard Hanson Orchestral Prize (2014) for Asymptotic Flux: Second Study in Entropy (2013) commissioned by the Mizzou International Composers Festival for Alarm Will Sound, a commission from the International Horn Society & ASCAP Morton Gould Award (2015) for Double Concerto (2014) with soloists Jeff Nelsen, Mike Walker, and the Eastman Musica Nova Ensemble with conductor Brad Lubman, antistasis (2014) for the Tzlil Meudcan Festival (Tel Aviv) with Ensemble Nikel, oggetti 1 (2014) as composer-in-residence for Chamber Music Campania (Italy), both winner of the newEar 4th Annual Composer’s Competition (2013), and selection at the NYC Electroacoustic Music Festival (2014) for Asymptotic Flux: First Study in Entropy co-commissioned by the [Switch~ Ensemble] & OSSIA, 2nd place in the American Prize composition competition (2012) for Berlin Songs, commissioned by the German/American Fulbright-Kommission and premiered at the Akademie der Künste (Berlin) during the European Fulbright Conference, and winner of the 2014 International Iron Composer 5-hour composition competition in Cleveland. He has studied composition with R.ZohnMuldoon, C.Sánchez-Gutiérrez, R.Morris, A.Schindler, D.Liptak, V.Baley, P.Michael Hamel, J.V.Grossmann, P.Furman, M.Stahnke, B.Lubman, G.Aperghis, B.Ferneyhough, R.Cendo, C.Czernowin, A.Read Thomas, H.Abrahamsen, P.Leroux, C.Gadenstätter, J.María Sánchez-Verdú, and P.Billone, among others. He is coordinator of the VIPA Festival’s Composition & Contemporary Music Program (Spain), from 2007-2012 served as founder and director of Melos Music, a composer’s consortium and concert series in Chicago, San Francisco, and Philadelphia. He has served as assistant conductor for Eastman’s Musica Nova Ensemble with conductor Brad Lubman and Graduate Teaching Assistant/Course Instructor for the Eastman Computer Music Center, as well as board member of Ossia and cofounder, conductor, and artistic director of the ECMC’s ensemble-in-residence, the [Switch~ Ensemble] as a Ph.D. candidate at the Eastman School of Music. Degrees in Composition and Music Technology from San José State University and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where he taught courses in composition and theory (2008-2010), with highest honors from both institutions. Current projects include Hunger, a multimedia opera with libretto by award-winning poet Darcie Dennigan, a work for Andrew J. Allen (saxophone), electronics, and video (World Saxophone Congress, Strasbourg, 2015), a work for Peter Ferry (percussion) and electronics (Chicago, 2016), a commission from the New York Virtuoso Singers (NYC, 2015), a commission for the Blue Water Chamber Orchestra as winner of Iron Composer 2014 (Cleveland, May 2015), and a commission for Slagwerk Den Haag to be premiered at Gaudeamus Muziekweek (Netherlands, Sept. 2015).

For more information or to contact the composer, please visit www.jasonthorpebuchanan.com or

www.melosmusic.com ANTISTASIS FOR ENSEMBLE NIKEL First Draft Copy – March 11, 2014

Copyright © 2014, Jason Thorpe Buchanan All Rights Reserved


antistasis

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May-June 2014 Copyright © 2014, Jason Thorpe Buchanan All Rights Reserved

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Jason Thorpe Buchanan May-June 2014

for Ensemble Nikel

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antistasis

16

"Frozen Time" (molto rubato)

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up and down these two strings ad libitum

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20

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Œ

㠌

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VERY slowly drag fingernails of left hand laterally

q = c28-32

q = c40-44

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3

n n ˙˙ ..

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l.v.

air only flatt. & granulation ad libitum

5

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antistasis

a tempo

q = c40-44

22

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antistasis

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27

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l.v.

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guttural vox

port.

THAI GONGS

dist.

fall ad libitum + vocalizations

Œ

3

w/metal canister or drum stick very slow scraping

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timb. Ÿ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ # œ näœ œ =œ nœ

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7

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antistasis

31

q = c48-54

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sempre

7

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port.

&

port.

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5

5

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port.

&

m.36 T/Eb -23 +Bb

`235

`1456BE

( )( ) ( )

z

‰.

5

z z

&

5

5

® ‰

5

RHYTHMIC UNISON (+ornamentation ad libitum)

OPERA GONG ** additional ornamentation ad libitum should feel extremely free/organic and incorporate fills in other tuplet divisions (2, 3, 6, 7)

Perc.

㠌

5

sempre

3 4

ƒff

B.D. KICK DRUM

? Œ

sempre

ƒff

&

&

?

n xœ

xœx>œœ

5

œ

Ú >

> ... 5

‰.

5

>

b b xœxœœ

y

˘

j œ

®y . Ú. >

Ú > 5

®>...

&. & xœœxœ xœœxœ > >

5

n xœ ‰

Œ

THAI GONGS

y & n· & n·

˘

ã

&

l.v.

2 4j

port.

˘

xœ .

œœ ‰ Ú >

5

œ

‰. ? ‰& 5 # >œ 5 . ‰ œ b n b xœxœœ 5 >

y

>

& &

xœœxœ >

5 8

5 J

6> .

˘

5

5 8

‰ x>œœxœ x>œœxœ

&

&

Ÿ>~~ dœ ® r r œœ n xœ xœ ® ‰ 5

& &œœ ®

Ú Ú > >

across wound strings

‰ 5

5

y‰

˘

5

xœx>œœ ...

5

5

y

>

>

Œ

5

y

œœ

Ú. Ú > >

?

5

5

5 & ® ‰.

5

˘

r œ

Ÿbisb. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ˘ >œ Ÿœtimb. ~~~~ 35 # œœ ‰# œ œ J

5

CONGAS TOMS

22

d >œ r r œœ

& ‰

2 4 5

b n b xœxœœ >

nœ #œ nœnœ 34 #œ #œ

Ú >

>

5

sim ad libitum

Ÿbisb. ~~~~~~~ >œ . ˘ r r œœ .. ‰.

®

&

5

5

port.

5

5

> ...

  

Pno.

&

Œ

ã y.

>

b n b xœxœœ > secco

Ÿbisb. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ˘ > 33 d œ œœ

&

Ú. >

5

Perc.

˘

y

œœ

y & &



& Œ

V O X

˘

&

y

5

5

RHYTHMIC UNISON (+ornamentation ad libitum)

port.

T. Sx.

œ y. Ú >

y

5



Pno.

y œœ &scratch Ú w/tip of stick >

LOW TOM

& & ® 5

b n b xœxœœ xœx>œœ >

y

>


8 36

T. Sx.

~~~~~~~~~~

˘

&

V O X

3 4

. ®xœ ‰ ®

Œ

ã

?

Ú >

j

Ú

® &

®

xœx>œœ

2 4

2 4

Pno.

5

&

˘ 5

Ú >

œ

œ&

œ

2

œ

y

>

&

? ® &. b b œœœ œœœ 5

THAI GONG

> .. .

w/tip of stick

5

xœœ x>œœ ÿ

® Œ

5

y & n· & n· > Ú >

˘

> ...

b b xœœ >

xœ ®

5

xœx>œœ

5

d >œ #œ r r œœ nœ . ‰ & P ( ) O n xœ

>œ # & nœ

5

ã

y ®y. œ

y

y

Ú >

l.v.

˘

˘ > ...

>

œœ

5

sim ad libitum

˘

5

®

5

Ÿ~~~~~~~~~ ˘ >œ œœ ‰ xœ

MAINTAIN RHYTHMIC UNISON (+ornamentation ad libitum)

Œ

39

port.

pp

sub

Œ

3 4 yŒ

j y

P

3 4 Œ

‰.

6

6

ffff sempre ‰

nœnœ

6

3

®6‰

6

MAINTAIN RHYTHMIC UNISON (+ornamentation ad libitum) 5

æ æy œ j ‰ >5 5 5 >5 y . y œ œ œœ Í ƒ Ï Ú Ú >SAX+PNO > 5

>

˘

>

¿œ J

˘

MAINTAIN RHYTHMIC UNISON (+ornamentation ad libitum)

3

SAX+PNO

&œ

scrape

˘ 5

Ú >

®

‰.

5

®œ y .

Ÿ~~~~~~~~~~~ ˘ >œ . n œœ ..

5

SAX+PNO

5

Ú

˘

>œ œœ

5

3

.

&

# >—

® Œ

5

5

5

j œ

Ÿ~~~~~~~~~~~˘

37 d > œ. & œœ ..

‰.

&

slow scrape     

5

b b xœxœœ >

bœ nœ

® & 2 2 œœ & &# · ã  œ  & > j j Ú Ú Ú ÚÚ ÿ> >

d >œ . ® & . r r œœ .. & n xœ xœ

ã

5

5

y ‰

5

3

Perc.

r& & n œ xœ xœ

3

˘

&

V O X

œ bœ bœ 3

5

38

T. Sx.

œ

5

3 4

Pno.

5

5

Perc.

antistasis

& # œ . b n b œœœ nœ. 6 â

œœœ

‰ 6

œœœ 6

Ú >

œœœ


T. Sx.

Ÿbisb. ~~~~~~~ 40 >œ . ˘ œ. &œ . V O X

Perc.

Pno.

Œ

V O X

˘

Pno.

?

5

J

3

Új

Új

7

>

b b œœ œœœ ......

–– – â

Œ

Œ

>

œ

œœ

Ú > ˘

5 5 5

y

y

˘ ‰

œ.

Œ

6

j œ

Ú. Ú > > ˘

>

œœ

˘

>Ú

>.

#œ nœ

6

y &

y

l.v.

5

b b œœœ b b œœœ

®

6

® ‰

.

6

6

5

5

® &. bbœ

œœ

>

Ú >

bisb.

& n œ œ œ œ œ & œj ‰ œœ 2 y œ nœ œ œ œ œ Kr $ ƒ Ú. Ú Ú > > > ˘ > > ˘ . &

y & 2J

˘

>

OPERA GONG THAI GONGS

ã

& ®y .

>Ÿœ .~~~~~~~~~~~ ˘ 6 J œœ .. ‰ xœ . ®xœ xœ

6

6

5

6

sub

& b·

9

6

® ‰

6

®& ® b b œœ œ

j œœœ

THAI GONG

>œ ®œœ

5 5

> 6

® ‰

˘>

abrasive multiph. ad libitum

6

> &œœ222&

 y

R

Ú >

3

Ÿ~~~~~~~~~˘ ˘ >œ œœ ‰ ® xœ xœ xœ

Ÿbisb. ~~~~~~~~~~ 43 ˘ Ÿ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > >œ œ bœ œ œ œ & œ & œœ . ® & . œœ #œ xœ x>œ xœ xœ Î p6 ƒ pp ͉ & Œ 6 ‰. 6

˘

22 ã ®

&

Œ

œ

5

3

Perc.

& y y ‰ xœ ÿÿ y jy

?

&

6

J

> .. & .

42

slap tongue

6

ã & y.

d >œ r r œœ 41

z

6

6

T. Sx.

antistasis abrasive multiph. & vocaliz. ad lib.

6

‰.

Kr y

œœ

Ú Ú. Ú >>

6

®‰ œœœ ... œ

> .. .

y ˘ J

œœœ


10 44

T. Sx.

& & xœ &

V O X

˘

>œ œœ ‰.

6 6

nŸœ ~~~~~~~~ >œ ˘ 45 nœ# œ slap tongue nœ ®´ ´ ®œœ & &. ‰ bœ xœ y y xœ xœ xœ

‰ ‰

Œ

&

6

6

Perc.

&

?

&. y

y Ú >

5

& b b œœ

œœ

Ú >

T. Sx.

& &.

V O X

4 4

&.

œœœ

ã

4 4

Pno.

&

>

&

Œ

&

7

®

6.

? ‰

maintain tempo individually, without regard to opposing parts. synchronization is reestablished following event box. ensemble should gradually drift apart. 5

5

& nœ œ bœ œ ã nœ

®

> .. . 6

y &

7

® ‰ œœ œœœ œœ

j

bn b œœ

® & 7

&

7

Œ

y

5

scrape

pp

Ï

sub

˘

b b œœœ

®y .

&

® & œ œœ œ

œœ

Ú. Ú > >

˘

> œœœ

y.

& 6

œœœ

7 Ÿbisb. >œ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ˘ & . œœ

sim.

® ‰

Œ

®

‰ 7

OPERA GONG

&

œ

> 6

2

7

TAM-TAM

b b œœœ ...

Ÿ>bisb. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ˘ œ œœ ® ® & ‰ ® xœ xœ xœ xœ Í ƒ xœ .

Ú >

œ

œ

5

maintain tempo individually, without regard to opposing parts. synchronization is reestablished following event box. ensemble should gradually drift apart.

7

y .

y œ

y

Ú >

6

7

5

Perc.

˘

abrasive multiph. ad libitum

Kr y 

TEMPORAL INDEPENDENCE

6

®

&

TEMPORAL INDEPENDENCE

> ˘

6

46

®y  æ 5

y

˘

>

&

>œ ˘ &œœ

6

   

Pno.

ã

OPERA GONG

maintain tempo individually, without regard to opposing parts. synchronization is reestablished following event box. ensemble should gradually drift apart.

®

6

TAM-TAM

5

TEMPORAL INDEPENDENCE

antistasis

Ú >

œ

œ œ

&

œœ

5

y

y

˘ œœœ 6

œ Ú >

# >œ L.H. nœ &

&


antistasis

>œ nŸœ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ œ .. œœ & & xœ ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ç pp ÿ ÿ ppÿ ÿ ÿ ÿ ÿ ÿÏÿ Î 7

ƒ

3 4

Perc.

ã ‰

2 r 5 5 25 y

5

œœ

Ú. >

˘

&

?

6

j y

y J

6> .

j j y y

6 >

#œ nœ nœ nœ bœ #œ & nœ nœ nœ & bœ 6

6>

&

Ú >

>

y.

˘ j

49

T. Sx.

& V O X

&

&. &.

9

Perc.

&

2

œœœ2

2

? ® ‰. b b œœœ œœ 6

®

‰.

®

scrap e

6

œœ

&&

œ

j y

y

˘

œ œœ

50

˘

> .. .

œœ 6

2

6>

2

œœ2

xœ 2 œœ y

& &.

6>

b b œœ

6

&

y RÔ

5

˘ ® œœ 6

Ÿ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ˘ >œ ®œœ . ® .

®y . y

˘

> œœ

®‰ œœ

11

®y

ÚÚ >>

5

j y

®

&

6

‰.

5

Ú >

® ‰. œœ

–– .. –.

5

9

œ

bœ nœ

®

‰.

& b b œœ

 

Pno.

ã

xœ & yÿ yÿ ® xœ ‰ .

&

Ú >

6

& &

 yJ

&

>œ

>œ ® & ® œœ xœ xœ xœ

> ..

# œ . b nbœœœ nœ .

slap tongue

>

˘

6

˘j

abrasive multiph. ad libitum

sub

sub

3 4>

Pno.

timb.

7

slap tongue

T. Sx.

˘j

48

47

œœ œ

& y.

Œ

5

y Ú >

6

& œœœ


12 T. Sx.

antistasis

n n ˙˙

51

& . & V O X

&

xœ ‰

®

m. 125

[

p

F

52

p

bœ bœ

xœ . xœ

œ

>œ œœ

˘

®

.

& ‰ xœ &

® xœ xœ

®

TAM-TAM

Perc.

Pno.

ã

2 2 2 2 >2 y

$

5

5

>

&

.

? ® &® b b œœ œœ

>œ & & . œœ

Ú >

˘

>

.

5

œ ã & œœ ®

Ú ÚÚ > >>

Pno.

? b b œœœ ...

.

&

œœ

˘

xœ xœ

5

>. ˘

® 6

œœœ ...

>.. .

œœœ 6

Kr 6> Ú> > ˘

THAI GONG

˘

˘

>.

b b œœœœ

®

xœ xœ  y

Ú >

‰ ® & œœœ œœœ œœœ 6

> .. .

5

ÚÚ >>

&

&. y . ˘ b b œœ œœ

6

˘

>œ ®œœ

xœ 5

j œ

œ

> ‰.

6> Ú>

xœ ‰

˘

y  æ

> œœ

6

œœ 6

54

¿

&.

6

˘

˘

>.

œœ œœ

6

>œ . & & œœ ..

j y

®y

j œ

˘

y 2 2® & n œ œ & œ œ & œ œ & œ œ œœ nO O O O O O O O Ú Ú Ú Ú Ú J J J > >

6

V O X

&

l.v.

3

53

Perc.

y

scrap e

Ú >

œœ œœ

6

T. Sx.

y

y

ƒ

5


>—

55

T. Sx.

& V O X

5 4

® .

ad libitum 5

¿ Perc. ã  

Pno.

?

˘

>

ad libitum

&

b b œœ

®

Ú >

&

œœ œ œ œ œ œ

Ú >

13

5

&

U

U ¿ J

y

4

&

should become completely frenzied and irregular, until cue from percussion to new tempo

® .

TAM-TAM

Ú >

˘

>œ œœ

ad libitum

5 4˘

U

antistasis

poss.

Ú >

4

5

&

&

↑ ↓ 22 222 222222222 2 2

↑ 22& œ œœ œ

13

9

4

5

&

&

should become completely frenzied and irregular, until cue from percussion to new tempo

® œœ 6

56

T. Sx.

z z

&

V O X

3 4

zxœ xœz‰ . ‰.

fffƒ sempre

‰ ‰

5 z

zxœ ‰ Œ ‰

5

Œ

6

& &

6

z

xœz

4 4$

dead stroke

& nn œœ œœ ‰ . fffƒ ÚÚ >>

sempre

3 4

Pno.

&

Ø

[h]

fffƒ sempre

? ‰. b n b œœ œœ >> secco

‰ œ‰ Œ œ Ú > 5

(

‰ œ‰ Œ œœ > 5

6

&œ Œ œ Ú >

4 4

Π6

& œœœ >

$

O

3 4

O Œ

tongue ram

j ‰. yÿ ®xœz Îf ( F )® .

air

O

5

Œ

rate & size of rotation damping sim ad libitum

!nœ

F

˘

$

nO

% ã

"! #˙.

OPERA GONG

w/wooden stick

O

p

+ o + o +o +

o +o +

+o+ % p O O

‰.

F

[d]

scrape w/ stick or canister

‰.

BASS DRUM

Œ

3 4

z

[h]

H

‰.

˙

port.

O

.

THAI GONG

58

˙

$

P

exh.

THAI GONGS

Perc.

eœ. ‰ eœ.

57

w/ superball

® œ. % Ú > Îf

ã

"bowed" w/magnetic tape

%

port.

# d( œ )

P l.v.

port.

%

l.v.

; ? œ brush j Œ #œ l.v. J O

$

Î

®‰

$

bœ ! b œ bn œ >

secco

"

scr ape late rall y

q = c40-44


antistasis

14

eœ.

59

T. Sx.

& ‰ V O X

Perc.

&

& ã

Pno.

Ø

4 4

V O X

?

$

O

[h]

el ap scr

at

lly era

œ œ (!)(granulation)

$

Œ

q = c32

slap tongue

œœ

Œ œ&

Ú >

(,) nœ. . bœ Ø p

oscillating, pulsating

p

V O X

3 4

3 r j ‰ Œ n œ œ œ œ œ œ œ Œ & bœ n œ œ œ œ œ œ œ > l.v. > ppp p ç Új Új ß

R

% V O X

> > ß

r

5

ã

5

‰ b b& œœ œœ ... b œ ÿ> ç!

"

j

5

j œ.

el ap scr

at

lly era

P

œ

R

Œ

5 (P )

&Œ

nœ nœ n œ# œ

%

J

3

O

F

˘ R

[d]

œ

Œ

&

port.

F

O

Ú >

r

Ú >

>.

5 4Œ

V O X

‰.

5

port.

j œ

˘

Ú >

> 5

5

5

j

P F

˘

r

[d]

[h]

(F)

5 depress head with left hand to raise pitch and damp, gradually lower pitch and undamp

‰ pœœ

w/fingertips

Œ.

completely damped w/l.h.

damp at coil

nœ. > ß

n3œ J

p

U

‰ Œ

5

5F 4

F

$5

Î

‰ ‰ & ‰. xœœxœ xœœxœ xœœxœ > > >

$

ƒ

5

scrape

# ˙ ..

w/ superball

F

j œ

5

BASS DRUM

˘

O

5

5

OP $

port.

$

&

port.

F

gradual transition: tenuto - staccatissimo - slap tongue - air

P

P

w/ metal canister/plate or ceramic cup

r

.

O

O

$

F

3 4

$

port.

V O X

port.

63

[3 o

b Oo

%

Œ

5

b b xœœxœ > Îf

[h]

OPERA GONG

sub

Pno.

Ú > Îf

5

q = c40-44

j n œ>

& ‰ #n œœ l.v. ß ? Œ Œ j

Œ

˙.

& $y .

OPERA GONG

n Oo

b Oo

TAM-TAM

ãœj r‰

5

KICK DRUM

& b n b xœœxœ secco > Îf

w/back end of sticks THAI GONGS 5

4 4

˘ R

[d]

5 4

F

5

Îf

 5

F

[h]

5

˙.

62

4 4

Perc.

5

‰.

l.v.

& & ‰ y˙. ►► ÿÿ ß % 5

5 $4 r

5

‰.

slow scrape  

61 "Frozen time"

T. Sx.

&

w/ fingernail (or plectrum)

Ø

Îf

Œ

O

Pj

n˙ & z ® b˙ O xœ 5

‰.

P

$

œ

( P)

4 4

&

œ

eœ.

port.

.

.

60

z

[4

[3

10

U

œœœœœFœœœœœ$œ

Œ

U

O

Œ

U

Œ

l.v.

l.v.

˘


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