Music for (Clarinet Part)
Parts for voice and instruments without score (no fixed relation), title to be completed by adding to Music for - the number of players performing
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SKU: PE.EP67040-CL
Parts for voice and instruments without score (no fixed relation), title to be completed by adding to Music for - the number of players performing. Composed by John Cage. Clarinet Book. 20th Century. Clarinet part. Composed 1985. 12 pages. Duration 00:30:00. Edition Peters #98-EP67040-CL. Published by Edition Peters (PE.EP67040-CL).ISBN 9790300733739.
This work consists of 17 parts for voice and instruments without overall score. Its title is to be completed by adding the number of performers, i.e. Music for Five, Music for Twelve, and so forth. Each part consists of "pieces" and "interludes," notated on two systems and using flexible time-brackets. Some of the "pieces" are made up of single held tones, preceded and followed by silence, and should be played softly; they can be also be repeated. Others consist of sequences of tones with various pitches, notated proportionally. Tones in these parts are not to be repeated and have varying dynamics, timbres, and durations. The "Interludes", lasting 5, 10, or 15 seconds, are to be played freely with respect to dynamics and durations of single notes, and normally with respect to timbre. The work uses microtonal pitches. The piano is played by bowing the strings with fishing line or horse hair. The percussionists have 50 instruments each, chosen by the performer with the caveat that selected instruments are able to produce held tones. The string parts follow the notation of Freeman Etudes. The players may decide on the number of "pieces" and "interludes" to be performed, resulting in a maximum duration of thirty minutes.
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