cords Small Ensemble - Digital Sheet Music
20316578
cords
20316578
20316578
20316578
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Small Ensemble Electric Guitar - Level 4 - Digital Download
SKU: A0.954272
Composed by Adam Scott Neal. 20th Century,Contemporary,New Age. Score and parts. 9 pages. Adam Scott Neal #2807753. Published by Adam Scott Neal (A0.954272).Program note:
cords is a short work for electric guitar and computer, with optional video. The performer controls a simple patch written in Pure Data that triggers sound files and changes delay times. The harmonies of this work were created by starting with a quartal harmony (as suggested by standard guitar tuning), then substituting pitches that are semi- or whole-tones away from this initial harmony. The delay times attempt to reflect the dissonance or consonance of the harmonies -- consonant harmonies have slower delay times, while dissonant harmonies have fast delays. The piece was written for composer-guitarist Michael Sterling Smith.
The piece itself is intermediate difficulty, but the electronics setup takes some basic knowledge.
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