BAUCKHOLT
Treibstoff for Ensemble Full Score

Treibstoff for Ensemble Full Score
for Flute (doubling Bass Flute), Clarinet in B-, Violin, Viola, Violoncello, Double Bass, Percussion and Piano
Full Score
LEIP ZI G · L ONDO N · NE W YOR K
CarolaBauckholt
Treibstoff
forflute(doublingbassflute),clarinetinB-flat,violin,viola,cello,doublebass,percussionandpiano
1995
CommissionedbyDresdenerZentrumfürzeitgenössischeMusik DedicatedtotheThürmchenEnsemble(NormisaPereiradaSilva,DiegoMontes,ClemensMerkel,EllenRuthRose, CasparJohannesWalter,MiriamShalinsky,ThomasMeixner,DorotheaEppendorfandRolandKluttig)
Instrumentation
Flute(alsoBassFlute)
ClarinetinBb
Violin
Viola
Violoncello
DoubleBass
Percussion
Piano
ThescoreiswritteninC.
Legend
General
Quartertonelower
Quartertonehigher
Beginningofacrescendoorendingofadecrescendoinaudible(from/toniente)
Energyputintothegesture,nottheresultingdynamic
Winds
Airnoise
Airnoisewithfluttertongue
Slaptongue
Tongueram–quicklyclosetheembouchurebyrammingthetongueagainsttheaperturetherebyproducingapizzicatolikesound.
Fortheflutetheresultingpitchisaseventhlowerthanthenotefingered.
Multiphonicintheindicatedregister
Breatheinthroughtheflutekeepingthevocalchordsrelaxed,thusallowingthevocalchordstovibratealongwiththeinhalation.
“frog”Thegivenpitchesarefingered,althoughtheyhavelittleeffectonthesoundresult.Withthis,a“vocalfry”(alooseglottalclosurethatpermitsairto bubblethroughslowlywitharattlingsound)issunginthemouthpiece,whichiscoveredbythemouth,inadeeprelaxedregisterwithanupward glissandoattheend.AnAmericanRisformedfollowedbyagentletransitiontoan“eh”toimitatethesoundofafrog.
Keyclickwithtonguepizzicato,veryaccented.Thisnotationindicatesthefollowingfingerings: Clarinet–suckonacornerofthereed(kissnoise).
Thesoundswiththemoutharenotatedaccordingtothephoneticalphabet.
Forthebeginningofthepiecethefourinstrumentsarepreparedwithasmallpieceofcork.Thepieceofcorkshouldbeabout4mm(slightlylargerforthe doublebass).Thepieceofcorkshouldbeplacedbetweenthebridgeandfingerboard(nearertothefingerboard)betweenthefollowingstrings: Violin–III+II;Viola–III+II;Violoncello–III+II;DoubleBass–II+I
Bártokpizzicato–stringshouldreboundagainstthefingerboard. Fingerpercussion–lefthandalone“hammeredon”. pizz.banjo–hardpizzicato;nearthefingerboardwithahugevibrato,perhapswithfingernail. Ashighaspossible.Stringshouldbestoppedrightnexttothebowhairsulponticello(brightandintensesound).
Withoutupordownbowmotion,movethebowverticallyalongthestringinthedirectionofthepegboxandback.
Withthebacksideofthefrog(Violoncello–bowheldvertically)pushthestringdownandthenletgo,thisshouldbeasaccentedaspossible. Violinscoulddoitwiththebowscreworcollegno.Doublebasswiththemetalofthefrog. “bouncing”–Placethebowonthepointonthestringwherethegivenpitchwouldbefingered.Thepitchdeterminesthecontactpointofthebow onthestring.Bowatthefrogwithalotofrosinandrelativelyextremebowpressure,usingaslittlebowaspossible.Mutethestringwiththefinger ca.1cmbehindthebowhairandliftitabovethebowtomakebowingeasier.Slowsingleattacks–averyresonate,sparklingimpulseshouldresult. Glissandotothefinaltoneinparenthesis,whichisn’tplayedbutonlyreached.
Quicklywipealongaflutedstringwithfingernailsofthumbandforefinger.
Percussion
Smallsuperballonbongo
Bongo
Shallowwatercontainer,withasmalllid(e.g.asmallmilkcan).Splashonthesurfaceofthewater. 2differentinstrumentswithanimalskindrumheads(fingertipssounds,scratchingnoises)
Woodblock,tunedto
2Crotales–Lion’sroar
Scrapcymbal–anoldbrokencymbalwithashrillbrokensound,butsecco 4tincanswithvariouspitches
Styrofoam–twodistinguishableswishingsoundsofdifferentbrightness(nosqueaks)madebymovingthestyrofoamalongonalargeround woodenpanel(lotsof“bow”).
Woodenpanel–lotsof“bow”.
Flowingwater–waterfromacontainerwithafinespout(e.g.ascrewtopglasswithaholeinthecap),pouredfromalargedistanceintoabowl (asmuchaspossibleinplainview).
Superballonawoodenresonancecase
Guero
Deepwoodsounde.g.africanwoodeninstrumentwithlotsofresonance
SmallbrightTempleblock
Nylon–Thetypeofnylonthatbagsofsleeping-bagsorbackpacksaremadefrom.Oryoutakethe nylon,putitonflatcardboard(forresonance)andmakearolloutofit.Drawaplectrumquickly andlightlyacrossthesurfacegivingaclearbrightsound.Thegestureisasifwipingsomethingaway. Plop–dropapotatointoabucketofwater
–stickfoamrubberpiecesca.1cmbeforetheendofthestringgivingwoodblock-likesound. MoreeasytohandleisPatafix®gluepad(orsimilaradhesive,usedtomountphotos).
Preparationof–sticktworivetsbetweenthestringsgivingagong-likesoundwithbeats
ca.8bowhairs(usedhairsofabow)tiedtogetherandthreadedunderthestring
knotseveralrosinedbowhairsaroundthetwostrings.Holdingthefreeendofthebowhairsveryloosely,rubthehairswitharosined spongecloth.WithPedal!Theresultshouldbeveryloudsoundinglikealion’sroar.
heavypercussionmallet withplectrum
Withasmallpieceofstyrofoam(dippedinwater),wipeverylightlyoverthepianolid;theresultshouldbeafleeting brightnoise,andlesssqueak-like.
(splashingshouldbe distinctlyaudible)
playnotexactlytogether,asiflaggingbehind,withoutpedal
afteralongrest,repeatwithirregularlyinserted variationsof16thnotesandquintuplets
gliss.over2mm,i.eduringtherepetitioncontinueshigher
wipewithfingernailalongthestring, lightly,brightovertones
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