Brutalized beauty

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Nicolai Worsaae Brutalized Beauty

(2007)

for flute, clarinet, percussion, piano & string trio Dur. 12’

SCORE


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Nicolai Worsaae Brutalized Beauty

Strings: The strings Strings: Strings: Strings: Strings: Strings: Strings: Strings: (2007)

for flute, clarinet, percussion, piano & string trio Dur. 12’

PERFORMANCE NOTES

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Damp the the strings so no pitch is heard. Damp strings so clear no clear pitch is heard. Damp the strings so no clear pitch is heard. Damp the strings so clear pitch heard. Damp the strings no clear pitch heard. Damp the strings so no clear pitch isisisheard. Damp the strings so no clear pitch is heard. Damp the strings so no clear pitch is heard. Damp the strings so no clear pitch is heard.

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Bow pressure on the indicated note. Bow pressure on the indicated note. BowBow pressure on the indicated note. Bow pressure on the indicated note. pressure on the indicated note. Bow pressure on the indicated note. Bow pressure on note. pressure on indicated the indicated BowBow pressure on the the indicated note.note. PlayPlay on the bridge in this casecase with the the woodside of the bow. on the bridge in this woodside of the bow. Play on the bridge in this case withwith the woodside of the bow. Playon onthe thebridge bridgein inthis thiscase casewith withthe thewoodside woodsideof ofthe thebow. bow. Play Play on the bridge in case with the of Play onthe thebridge bridge this case with the woodside woodside of the Play ininthis the ofbow. thebow. bow. Play on on the bridge in this this casecase withwith the woodside woodside of the the bow.

Maximum bow-pressure withwith the strings damped. Only aascratchy sound should bebe heard. Maximum bow-pressure with the strings damped. Only scratchy sound should Maximum bow-pressure strings damped. Only a scratchy sound should beheard. heard. Maximum bow-pressure with the the strings damped. Only a scratchy sound should be heard. Maximumbow-pressure bow-pressurewith withthe thestrings stringsdamped. damped.Only Onlyaascratchy scratchysound soundshould shouldbe beheard. heard. Maximum Maximum bow-pressure with the damped. Only aa scratchy sound should be Maximum bow-pressure the strings damped. a scratchy sound should be heard. Maximum bow-pressure withwith the strings strings damped. OnlyOnly scratchy sound should be heard. heard. PlayPlay with the the woodside of the bowbow and dragdrag it in the indicated direction forth andand back. woodside of the in the indicated direction forth back. Play withwith the woodside of the bow andand drag it initthe indicated direction forth and back. Play with the woodside of the bow and drag it in the indicated direction forth and back. Play with the woodside of the bow and drag it in the indicated direction forth and back. Play with the of and drag it direction forth and back. the woodside of bow the bow in indicated the indicated direction back. PlayPlay withwith the woodside woodside of the the bow and and dragdrag it in in itthe the indicated direction forthforth and and back. Play with the woodside of the bow and drag it in the indicated direction forth and back. Open strings andand 3/2 bow-pressure in order to produce a more unstable andand ”screaming” sound. Open strings bow-pressure in order to produce a more unstable ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2 3/2 bow-pressure in order to produce a more unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2 bow-pressure in order to produce a more unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2 bow-pressure in order to produce a more unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2 bow-pressure in order to produce a more unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2 in to aa more unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings 3/2 bow-pressure in order to produce a more unstable ”screaming” sound. Open strings and and 3/2 bow-pressure bow-pressure in order order to produce produce more unstable and and ”screaming” sound.

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PlayPlay withwith the the woodside of the bowbow andand dragdrag it initthe indicated direction forth andand back. woodside of the in the indicated direction forth back. PlayPlay withwith the the woodside of the bow and drag it in the indicated direction forth and back. woodside of the bow and drag it in the indicated direction forth and back. Play with the woodside of the bow and drag it in the indicated direction forth and back. Play with the of and drag it direction forth and back. the woodside of bow the bow in indicated the indicated direction back. PlayPlay withwith the woodside woodside of the the bow and and dragdrag it in in itthe the indicated direction forthforth and and back. Play with the woodside of the bow and drag it in the indicated direction forth and back.

Bow pressure on indicated note. Bow pressure onthe the indicated note. Bow pressure on indicated note. Bow pressure onthe the indicated note. Bow pressure on the indicated note. Bow pressure on the indicated note. Bow pressure on the indicated note. Bow pressure on the indicated note. Bow pressure on the indicated note. Bow pressure on the indicated note. Bow pressure on the indicated note. Bow pressure on the indicated note. Bow pressure on the indicated note. Bow pressure on the indicated note. Bow pressure on the indicated note. Bow pressure on the indicated Bow pressure on the indicated note. Bow pressure on the indicated note.note.

As high notenote as possible. As high as possible. As high note as possible. Ashigh highnote noteas aspossible. possible. As As high note as possible. As high note as possible. ”Ord.” means the normal wayway of playing. As high note as possible. As high notemeans as possible. ”Ord.” the normal of playing. ”Ord.” means the normal way of playing. ”Ord.”means meansthe thenormal normalway way ofplaying. playing. ”Ord.” of ”Ord.” means the normal way of playing. ”Ord.” means the normal way of playing. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Ord.” means the normal way of playing. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Sul”Sul pont” means playplay on the bridge. pont” means onthe the bridge. ”Ord.” means the normal way of playing. ”Sul pont” means play on bridge. ”Pont estremo” means play as close to the bridge as possible. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Pont estremo” means play close to as as possible. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Pont” meansmeans play near the bridge. ”Pont estremo” play asas close tothe thebridge bridge possible. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Pont estremo” means play as close to the bridge as possible. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Pont estremo” means play as close to the bridge as possible. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that the player should play partly withwith the hair side of side the bow. ”Pont estremo” means play as close to the bridge as possible. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that the player should play partly the and hairwood and wood of the bow. ”Pont estremo” means play as close to the as possible. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that the player should play partly with the hair and wood side of the bow. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Pont estremo” means play as close to the bridge bridge as possible. ”Pont estremo” means play as close to the bridge as possible. ”Pont”Quasi estremo” means play as close to the bridge as possible. ”Pont estremo” means play as close to the bridge as possible. legno tratto” means that the player should play partly with theand hairwood and wood side of the bow. ”Col legno” means with the wood side of bow. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that the player should play partly with hair side the bow. ”Col legno” means with the wood side of the the bow. estremo” means play as close to the bridge as possible. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that the player should play partly with the the hair and wood side of ofside the of bow. ”Pont”Pont estremo” means play as close tothe the bridge as possible. ”Pont estremo” means play as close to the bridge as possible. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that player should play partly with the hair and wood the ”Col legno” means with the wood side of the bow. ”Pont estremo” means play as close to the bridge as possible. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that the player should play partly with the hair and wood side of the bow. bow. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that the player should play partly with the hairwood andof wood side of the bow. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that the player should play partly withhair the hair and side ofbow. the bow. means ”Pont estremo” play as close to the bridge as possible. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that the player should play partly with the and wood side the ”Col legno bat.” means strike the string(s) with the wood side of the bow. ”Col legno” means with the wood side of the bow. ”Pont estremo” means play as close to the bridge as possible. ”Col legno” means with the wood side of the bow. ”Col legno bat.” means strike the string(s) with the wood side of the bow. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that the player should play partly with the hair and wood side of the bow. ”Col legno” means with the wood side of the bow. ”Col legno” means with the wood side of the bow. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that the player should play partly with the hair andwood woodside sideof ofthe thebow. bow. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that the player should play partly with and ”Col legno” means with the wood side of bow. ”Col legno bat.” means strike the string(s) with the wood sidethe ofhair the bow. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that the player should play partly with the hair and wood side of the bow. legno” means with the wood side of the the bow. ”Pont estremo” means play as close tothe the bridge as possible. legno” means with the wood side of the bow. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that player should play partly with the hair and wood side of the bow. ”Col ”Col legno” means with the wood side of the bow. ”Col legno bat.” means strike the string(s) with the wood side of hair the bow. ”Pont estremo” means play as close to the bridge as possible. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that player should play partly with the andbow. wood side of the bow. ”Col legno bat.” means strike the string(s) with the wood side of the ”Col bat.” strike the string(s) with wood ”Col legno” means with thethe wood side of the ”Col legno legno bat.” means means strike the string(s) with the bow. wood side side of of the the bow. bow. ”Collegno” legno” means with thewood wood side of thebow. bow. ”Col legno” means with the wood side of the bow. ”Col legno bat.” means strike the string(s) with the wood side of the Flute: ”Col means with the side of the ”Col legno bat.” means strike the string(s) with the woodwith sidethe of hair the bow. bow. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that player should play partly and wood side of the bow. legno bat.” means strike the string(s) with the wood side of the bow. legno” means with thethe wood side of the bow. Flute: ”Col ”Col legno bat.” means strike string(s) with the wood sidepartly of thewith bow. ”Quasi legno tratto” means that the player should play the hair and wood side of the bow. ”Col ”Col legno” means with the wood side of the bow. legno bat.” means strike the string(s) with the wood side of the bow. Flute: ”Col legno bat.” means strike the string(s) with the wood side of the bow. ”Col legno bat.” means strike the string(s) with the wood side of the bow. Flute: ”Col legno bat.” means strike the string(s) withbow. the wood side of the bow. ”Colflute legno” means with the wood side the Flute: The Flute: ”Col legno bat.” means the of string(s) with the wood side of the bow. Flute: ”Col legno” means withstrike the wood sidewith of the Flute: ”Col legno bat.” means strike string(s) the bow. wood side of the bow. Flute: Flute: ”Col legno bat.” means strike the string(s) with the wood side of the bow. Flute: Flute: Flute: The flute ”Col legno bat.” means strike the string(s) with the wood side of the bow. Flute:

Flute: Flute: Flute:

Maximum bow-pressure with the strings damped. Only aaascratchy sound should bebe heard. Maximum bow-pressure with thethe strings damped. Only scratchy sound should heard. Maximum bow-pressure with the strings damped. Only sound should be heard. Maximum bow-pressure with strings damped. Only ascratchy sound should be heard. Maximum bow-pressure with the strings damped. Only ascratchy sound should be heard. Maximum bow-pressure with the strings damped. Only ascratchy scratchy sound should be heard. Maximum bow-pressure with the strings damped. Only a scratchy sound should be heard. Maximum bow-pressure with the strings damped. Only a scratchy sound should be heard. Maximum bow-pressure with the strings damped. Only a scratchy sound should be heard. Maximum bow-pressure with the strings damped. Only a scratchy sound should be heard. Maximum bow-pressure with the strings damped. Only a scratchy sound should be heard. Maximum bow-pressure with the strings damped. Only a scratchy sound should be heard. Maximum bow-pressure with the strings damped. Only aaascratchy sound should be heard. Maximum bow-pressure with the strings damped. Only scratchy sound should heard. Maximum bow-pressure with thestrings strings damped. Only scratchy sound should beheard. heard. Maximum bow-pressure with the damped. Only a ascratchy sound should be Maximum bow-pressure with the damped. Only sound should bebe Maximum bow-pressure with thestrings strings damped. Only ascratchy scratchy sound should beheard. heard.

Open strings and 3/2 bow-pressure ininorder totoproduce aamore unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/23/2 bow-pressure order produce more unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and bow-pressure in to aamore unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2 bow-pressure inorder order toproduce produce more unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2 bow-pressure in order to produce a more unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2 bow-pressure in order to produce a more unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2 bow-pressure in order to produce a more unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2 bow-pressure in order to produce a more unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2 bow-pressure in order to produce a more unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2 bow-pressure in order to produce a more unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2 bow-pressure in order to produce a more unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2 bow-pressure in order to produce a more unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2 bow-pressure in order to produce aaamore unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2 bow-pressure order produce more unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2bow-pressure bow-pressure order produce more unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings 3/2 ininorder totoproduce a amore unstable ”screaming” sound. Open strings and 3/2 inin toto unstable and ”screaming” sound. Open strings andand 3/2bow-pressure bow-pressure inorder order toproduce produce amore more unstable andand ”screaming” sound.

Quartertone higher and lower. Quartertone higher and lower. Quartertone higher and lower. Quartertone higher and lower. Quartertone higher and lower. Quartertone higher and lower. Quartertone higher and lower. Quartertone higher and lower. Quartertone higher and lower. Quartertone higher and lower. Quartertone higher and lower. Quartertone higher and lower. Quartertone higher and lower. Quartertone higher and lower. Quartertone higher and Quartertone higher and lower. Quartertone higher and lower. Quartertone higher andlower. lower.

As note asaspossible. Ashigh high note possible. As note as Ashigh high note aspossible. possible. As high note as possible. AsAs high note as possible. As high note as possible. As high note as possible. high note as possible. As high note as possible. possible. As high note as possible. As high note as As high note as possible. ”Ord.” means the normal way ofofplaying. ”Ord.” means the normal way playing. As high note as possible. As high note as possible. As high note as possible. As”Ord.” high note as possible. possible. means the normal way of As high note as ”Ord.” means the normal way ofplaying. playing. ”Ord.” means the normal way of playing. ”Ord.” means the normal way of playing. ”Ord.” means the normal way of playing. ”Ord.” means the normal way of playing. ”Ord.” means the normal way of playing. ”Ord.” means the normal way of playing. ”Ord.” means the normal way of playing. means ”Ord.” means the normal way of playing. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Ord.” means the normal way of playing. ”Ord.” the normal way of playing. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Ord.” means the normal way of playing. ”Ord.” means the normal way ofbridge. playing. ”Sul pont” means play on ”Sul pont” means play onthe the bridge. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Ord.” means the normal way of ”Sul pont” means play onthe the bridge. ”Sul pont” means play on bridge. ”Ord.” means the normal way ofplaying. playing. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Sul pont” means play on the bridge. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Sul pont” means play on the ”Pont” means play near thebridge. bridge. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Pont” means play near thethe bridge. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Pont” means play near bridge. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Pont” means play near the bridge. ”Pont” means play near thebridge. bridge. ”Pont” means play near the ”Pont” ”Pont”means meansplay playnear nearthe thebridge. bridge.

Flutter tongue effect. Rolling the tongue while playing the indicated note. Flutter tongue effect. Rolling the tongue while playing the indicated note. Flutter tongue effect. Rolling thetongue tongue while playing the note. Flutter tongue effect. Rolling playing theindicated indicated note. Flutter tongue effect. Rolling the tongue while playing the note. FlutterFlutter tongue effect. Rolling the the tongue while while playing the indicated indicated note. note. tongue effect. Rolling the tongue while playing the indicated Flutter tongue effect. Rolling the tongue while playing the indicated note. Flutter tongue effect. Rolling the tongue while playing the indicated note. Flutter tongue effect. Rolling the tongue while playing the indicated note. Flutter tongue effect. Rolling thetongue tongue while playing the Flutter tongue effect. Rolling playing theindicated indicated note. Flutter tongue effect. Rolling thethe tongue whilewhile playing theindicated indicated note. note. Flutter tongue effect. Rolling the tongue while playing the note. Flutter tongue effect. Rolling the tongue while playing the indicated note. Flutter tongue effect. Rolling the tongue while playing the indicated note. Flutter tongue effect. Rolling the tongue while playing the indicated note. Flutter tongue effect. Rolling the tongue while playing the indicated note. Flutter tongue effect. Rolling the tongue while playing the indicated note. Play a rapid overtone scale from the indicated fundamental. The mouthpiece must be covered Play a rapidby overtone from be thedone indicated fundamental. Thea mouthpiece be covered completely the lips.scale It should so fast and with such pressure thatmust the result is a short Play a rapid overtone scale from the indicated fundamental. The mouthpiece must be covered completely by the lips. It should be done so fast and with such a pressure that the result is back. a short Play a rapid overtone scale from the indicated fundamental. The mouthpiece must be covered accelerating glissando-like sound from the fundamental to the highest possible partial and Play aPlay rapida overtone scale from the indicated fundamental. The mouthpiece must be covered rapid overtone scale from the indicated fundamental. The mouthpiece must be covered completely by the lips. It should be done so fast and with such a pressure that the result is accelerating glissando-like sound from the fundamental to the highest possible partial and back. Play aPlay rapid overtone scale from indicated fundamental. mouthpiece must bea short covered rapid overtone scale fromthe theso indicated fundamental. TheThe mouthpiece must be be covered completely the lips. It should be fast and with such aa mouthpiece pressure that the result is short aaby rapid overtone scale from the indicated fundamental. The mouthpiece must completely by theby lips. Itlips. should be done so fast and with such pressure that the result is aacovered short Play aPlay rapid overtone scale from thedone indicated fundamental. The must bethe covered completely the It should be done so fast and with such a pressure that result is aa short accelerating glissando-like sound from the fundamental to the highest possible partial and back. completely by the lips. It should be done so fast and with such a pressure that the result is short completely by the lips. It should be done so fast and with such a pressure that the result is a short accelerating glissando-like sound from the fundamental to the highest possible partial and back. Play a rapid overtone scale from the indicated fundamental. The mouthpiece must be covered the It should be done soand fastwith and with such apossible pressure that result is back. a short accelerating glissando-like sound from the tosuch the highest partial and completely theby lips. Itlips. should be done sofundamental fast amouthpiece pressure that the result isback. aand short Playaaacompletely rapidby overtone scale from the indicated fundamental. The mouthpiece must bethe covered Play rapid overtone scale from the indicated fundamental. The mouthpiece must be covered accelerating glissando-like sound from the fundamental to the highest possible partial Play rapid overtone scale from the indicated fundamental. The must be covered accelerating glissando-like sound from the fundamental to the highest possible partial and back. accelerating glissando-like from the fundamental the highest possible and back. completely theItItlips. It sound should be done fast andtosuch with a mouthpiece pressure that the result isbe a short accelerating glissando-like sound from thesoand fundamental the highest possible partial and back. Play aaPlay rapid overtone scale from the indicated fundamental. The mouthpiece must covered a by rapid overtone scale from the indicated fundamental. The must be covered accelerating glissando-like sound from the fundamental thetohighest possible partial and completely theby lips. should be done so fast and with such ato pressure that the result apartial short completely the lips. so fast with aasuch pressure that the result is short completely byovertone the lips. It should should be done so fast and with such pressure that the result isisaaback. short Play rapidby scale frombe thedone indicated fundamental. The mouthpiece must bepartial covered accelerating glissando-like sound from the fundamental to the highest possible and back. completely by the lips. It should be done so fast and with such a pressure that the result is a short completely by thelips. lips. should be done so fastwith and with such a pressure that result is a short acceleratingby glissando-like sound from the fundamental tosuch the highest possible partial and back. accelerating sound from the to the highest possible partial and back. accelerating glissando-like sound from the fundamental to the highest possible partial and back. completely the It It should done sofundamental fast and a mouthpiece pressure thatmust the result isthe a short Play aaccelerating rapid glissando-like overtone scale from be the indicated fundamental. 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Gongs: Gongs Gongs:

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bO

ß

Œ

x

Œ

π

Œ

ß

"murmuring" air with quasi tone

bO j æ P

Œ

æ

Ï

ß

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

æ –- . π

æ π

æ

P

4 8 M bl.

÷

∑

∑

?

∑

∑

Perc.

G&C.

4 8 &

∑

&

∑

Gong

π

Œ

F

Pno.

lontano

œ

E

∑

∑

∑

?

4 8 &

Vla.

&

Vlc.

?

œ

∏

Ped.

Vln.

3

bœ f

œ

P

œ

bœ p

œ

#œ P

f ∑

œ

œ

Œ

jœ F

œ

œ

œ

œ

p II.

bœ p

œ

"metallic sound" pont. estr.

b b Oœ æ ∏

bœ f

œ

#œ F

œ

æJ

P

œ

œ

bœ P

œ

œ

p Oœ ..

æ f

jœ œ F

3

bœ p

œ.

#œ F

p

Oœ ..

P

bœ f

œ

œ

f

æ π

nœ p

P

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æJ f

œ

æ

P

œ

jœ F

bœ P

œ

p

œ

Œ

∏

œ

F

œ

bœ p

&

bœ f

œ

œ

#œ p ∑

œ


D 25

Fl.

Cl.

&

e = 67,2

œ

≈

æ

3 8 ´ ´ ´ œ´ b œ´ n œ b œ n œ

f

∑

&

÷

∑

?

∑

&

f

5

ϫ b ϫ

f

ϫ

3

Vla.

&

5

5

5

3

Vlc.

?

f >œ . œ.

Î

e œ

3

ÿ

3

Œ

œ

ÿ

KrK

# œœ

> Î

´

≈ ‰

ƒ rKK

´ ´ ´ ´ ´

ƒ

5

œ

> Ï

?

œ

ÿ

b >œ

®

2 8

œ

œ

J Î ´ ´ ´ ´ >

´

Ï

5

3

œ

KrK

≈

J

œ

ÿ

≈

z> >z >z z z z ∑

3

#œ ÿ

œ

∑

Ø

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

ÿ Ï

KrK

∑

´

´

ƒ

3

∑

´

&

∑

1 8

Gong

´ ´ ´ ´ ´ bœ 5

∑

∑

∑

∑

bœ J π

œ

∑ "middle frame"

rKK

Inside Piano

gliss.

F

π

3 8 ∑

lontanissimo

#œ. Ø

Ï

e

K œ.

#œ.

e

K œ.

bœ.

e

gliss.

K œ.

e

J œ.

gliss.

lontanissimo

# œ eK œ

#œ.

#œ.

Ø

∑

Œ

3 8

≈

bœ bœ ® bœ ® ÿ ÿ œ bœ ÿ ÿ ÿ Ï

J rKK bœ

p

e œ

3 8

1 8 3

® œ œ bœ ÿ ÿ ÿ f

II. & III. pont. estr.

´

1 8

œ.

3

2 8

Œ

II. & III. pont. estr.

>z > > >z > > ®z z ® z ® z

3

e

œ

5

≈ # œ b œ ÿ ÿ f

#œ.

œ

e = 56

Ï

∑

?

e

E

j

∑

5

œ

2 8

3 8 #œ

Ø

5

5

3 8

œ

II. & III. pont. estr.

5

#œ#œ ® ® ® ‰ ÿ ÿ

´ ´ ´ ≈ œ œ b œ b œ´ ≈ œ´ ≈ b œ´ 3

œ

&

>> > > > > > > > > > z z z ®z z z ®z z ®z z ®z

3 8

Ped.

Vln.

œ

Ï

√ ´ ´ ´ œ´ œ´ œ´ ´ ´ ´ ® # œ ® œ # œ ® b œ´ œ œ ® œ œ´ ® œ´ œ´ ® œ´ & Pno.

bœ. P

Perc.

G&C.

3

lontanissimo

1 8

"Shaky tone"

3 8 M bl.

>œ >œ >œ Ï

5

2 8

lontanissimo

e

Ø

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e

gliss.

e

K œ.

K œ.

gliss.

œ.

#œ.

gliss.

e

K œ.

gliss.

œ.

gliss.

e

J œ.

gliss.


4 8

32

Fl.

Cl.

&

&

Œ

œ.

Ø

Ø e

e

œ bœ

bœ.

œ

œ.

p

e

œ

p

e

bœ.

œ

e

Ø ∑

Ø

∑

œ.

p e

œ

π

e

e œ bœ

bœ.

œ.

F

e œ

œ

F

e

e œ bœ

bœ.

p

3 8

´ œ´ ® œ´ bœ´ œ´ b œ´ b œ ® n œ´ n œ´

Œ

π

F

ƒ

5

Œ

5

5

# œ œÿ œÿ ÿ ƒ

5

® ®# œ œ n œ b œ ® ÿ ÿ ÿ ÿ

4 8 M bl.

÷

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

3 8 Œ

Metal-block

z

Perc.

G&C.

?

œ

π

bœ œ

œ

4

&

∑

?

∑

œ

∑

∑

∑

∑

4 8

5

∑

∑

∑

On keyboard

∑

∑

ƒ

Pno.

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

&

4 8 Vln.

Vla.

Vlc.

&

&

?

œ.

#œ.

œ.

e

J œ.

œ.

e

K œ.

#œ.

J œ.

œ.

e

e

e

e

J œ.

œ.

K œ.

#œ.

J œ.

œ.

Ø

e

bœ. Ø

e

n œ.

gliss.

e

bœ.

œ.

gliss.

œ.

π œ.

e

bœ. π

œ.

e

bœ.

œ.

gliss.

Ø

e

bœ.

π gliss.

#œ.

π

e

e

gliss.

e

bœ. π

bœ.

gliss.

gliss.

n œ.

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œ.

bœ.

P

#œ.

π

b œœ>œœ œœ>œœ œœ>œœ

e

n œ. P

œ

e

bœ.

œ.

e

P

P

5

5

3 8

´ ´ œ´ ´ # œ´ œ ® œ ® œ´ œ

3

bb#œ>œœœ œ>œœœ œ>œœœ ‰ ƒ

z z ®®z ® ®z z

?

≈

3

≈ 3

3

œ #œ nœ ÿ

ÿ

ÿ

bœ ÿ

3 8 e

e

e

œ

f

P

bœ P œ

P

f

f


3 8

39

Fl.

Cl.

&

&

´ ´ ´ ´ ´ b œ´ ® b œ´ œ n œ œ # œ ® n œ´ œ b œ´ b œ´ b œ´ ® ® 5

5

œ bœ bœ œ ® ® nœ nœ #œ œ ® ® œ bœ œ ÿ ÿ ÿ ÿ ÿ ÿ ÿ ÿ ÿ ÿ ÿ

G&C.

5

?

3 8 &

z ® z ®z z ® z z

´

œ

∑

´ ´ ´ œ œ´ ® b œ b œ´ ® œ´ ® b œ´ ® #œ

>z >z >z z z z Ï

5

2 8

∑

Ï

1 8

∑

>œ J

b >œ J

® œ ® bœ œ ® œ #œ œ ® ÿ ÿ ÿ ÿ ÿ ÿ

5

5

3 8

´

´ œ œ´ ® œ # œ´ ®

Molto Sensibile e = 44

Ï

5

2 8

Perc.

1 8

5

5

5

z z z ® z z z ® z z ® z z ®z

÷

´ b œ´ ´ n œ´ œ ® ® œ

5

3 8 M bl.

´ ´ ´ b œ´ œ œ b œ

5

5

5

2 8

G

1 8 ´ ´ œ œ

3

œ

ÿ

œ

ÿ

#œ ÿ

≈

œ

œ

ÿ

ÿ

3 8 Vln.

Vla.

Vlc.

&

&

?

≈

3

3

3

œ

ÿ

œ

#œ ÿ

ÿ

≈

œ

ÿ

bœ ÿ

2 8 œ.

bœ.

#œ.

e

e

e

œ.

e

œ

bœ.

e

œ.

œ

e

bœ ÿ

*

π

. . . . . ®œ œ œ œ œ ®®®®

≈ 5

5

5

5

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

3 8

3

∑

∑

3 8 ∑

3

≈

b œ. ≈

∑

Inside Piano

∑

&

√ œ

p

Pno.

?

. . . . ® bœ œ œ œ

≈

≈

3

3

≈ b œ p

Crotali

œ

œ

∑

≈

≈

œ

œ

≈ b œ

≈

œ

œ

≈

∑

3

≈ ≈ œ

œ

≈

∑

Ped.

1 8

3 8 ∑

œ

ord.

æ œO

Ø

æ œO

æJ Ø

π

∑

eb œ

ord.

æ œO

æ

æ π

æ œO

∏

® O O O O O ‰ œ- œ- œ- œ- œπ ord.

Œ

æ ∏

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≈

œO-

π Oœ-

π

Oœ-

Oœ-

Oœ-

® ≈ œO- œO- œO- œO- œO-

3

3

œO-

œO-

Oœ-

œO-

œO-

® bO O O b œ- œ- œ-

3

3

≈ ≈ ≈

Oœ-

œO-

Oœ-

œO-

Oœ-

œO-

œO-

Oœ-


H 45

Fl.

Cl.

&

. . . . . . . . . ® bœ œ œ œ œ ® ® ® ®® œ œ œ œ 5

5

5

b œ. p

œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. ® ®®®® ®®®®

∑

&

P

5

5

2 8

Piu mosso e = 66

3 8

∑

p

5

∑

∑

÷

∑

∑

œ-

œ-

œ-

3

œ-

≈ ≈ ≈ œ

3

2 8 M bl.

œ-

œ-

3

œ-

œ-

œ-

3

#œ π

≈

≈

≈

œ-

œ-

œ-

P

3

3

œ

3

≈

œ

f

œ-

œ-

œ-

F

œ-

œ-

3

œ

p

3 8 ∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

Perc.

≈ œ

≈ œ bœ

3

G&C.

&

≈ ≈ œ

œ

3

3

&

√ œ

≈

œ

œ

≈

œ

≈

œ

2 8

÷

3 8 ∑

Pno.

?

∑

∑

Vla.

Vlc.

& b b œO œO ≈ - -

&

?

≈

3

œO-

Oœ-

b b œO- œO- œO- œO- œO- ® π p

®b b œO œO œO œO œO ≈ - - - - p P

3

≈ ≈ ≈ O O œ- œπ

≈

≈

π

Oœ-

3

œO-

Oœ-

œO-

œO-

p Oœ-

Oœ-

3

∑

3

≈ œO- œO- œO- œO- œO-

p Oœ-

p

P

3 8

∑

∑

KrK

gliss.

"deepest frame"

2 8 Vln.

Inside Piano

∑

π

F 5

5

5

b b œ.O œ.O œ.O œ.O œ.O ® ® ® ® œ.O œ.O œ.O œ.O œ.O ® p

5

Oœ-

Oœ-

≈

p

Oœ-

Nicolai Worsaae -Brutalized Beauty - 8

≈

5

b œO œO œO œO œO ® ≈ . . . . .

O ® ≈ .œ

Oœ-

5

5

bb œ.O œ.O ® ® ® ®# œ.O œ.O œ.O œ.O œ.O ® ® ® ® F

O O O O .œ œ. .œ œ.

Oœ-

5

® ® ®b b œO œO œO œO œO ® ® ® ® œO œO œO . . . . . . . . P

O O O O O ® ≈ .œ œ. .œ œ. .œ

p

5

b b Oœ

P

b œO œO œO œO œO ® ≈ . . . . . P Oœ-

Oœ-

Oœ-

Oœ-

b b Oœ

F

Oœ-

œ.O œ.O œ.O œ.O

F

Oœ-

Oœ-


51

Fl.

&

œ-

œ-

≈ ≈

3

œ-

f

œ-

œ-

3

œ-

œ-

≈

3

4 -œ œ- œ- œ- œ- œ- œ- œ- 8 3

3

I

e = 44

∑

ƒ

3

œ

œ

≈

Ï

œ

œ

Ï

Œ

÷

Œ

÷

"fog horn sound"

Cl.

M bl.

&

œ.

œ

F

p

÷

&

∑

?

∑

π

4 8

LO

œ ( œ) œ

( œ) œ

p

∑

"Screaming"

∑

simile

O œ œ

J ƒ

π

Large Cymbal

÷

œ ( œ) œ

( œ) œ

∑

Perc.

G&C.

LO

œ ( œ) œ

O ( œ) œ

ƒ

O .. –

ƒ

simile

≈

p

œ œ œ

¥ œ œ

( )

( )

ƒ

p

∑

∑

simile

∑

O .. –

( )

ƒ

4 8

∑

œ œ

( )

p

∑

scrape with a stick from the inner to the outer ring of the cymbal. ( )

∑

?

÷

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

Pno. Inside Piano

KrK

gliss.

π 5

Vln.

Vla.

Vlc.

5

5

F 5

5

4 8 5

& L K œ.O œ.O œ.O œ.O œ.O ® ® ®nbœ.O œ.O œ.O œ.O œ.O ® ® KJ œ.O œ.O œ.O œ.O œ.O ® œO #O . . . . ÿ ÿ ÿ #ÿ œÿ f ƒ & b œ.O ® ≈ KJ œ.O œ.O œ.O œ.O œ.O ® ® œO . f b O? bœ

≈

.O

œ

f

.O

œ

.O

œ

.O

œ

® œ.O œ.O œ.O œ.O KK œ.O . . JJœO ÿ ÿ ÿ ÿ

ƒ

. bb Oœ

.O

œ

Oϫ

´

´

´ ƒ

II. & III.

œ

œ

Ï

Œ

´

>œ

´

´

´ 3

II. & III.

# œœ

´

O´ llœ

Ï

Œ

´ ƒ

II. & III. pont. estr.

II. & III. (al pont.)

≈

´

.

.

col legno bat.

π

≈ ≈

´

3

>œ

. œ.

Î

Nicolai Worsaae -Brutalized Beauty - 9

´ ´ ´ ´ > 5

P

rKK

II. & III.

®®® 5

rKK

´ ´ ´ ´ ´ ƒ

5

œ

> Ï

. . . .

œ

KrK

π

≈

®® 5

Œ

.

≈ ≈ 3

col legno bat.

(al pont.)

Ï

.

3

3

5

KrK

> Î ´

´ ´ ´ ´ ´ bœ ‰

P

. . . . 5

®®


Calme

J

e = 56

..

÷

3 8

air

air

56

Fl.

K –

≈ p

π

j

≈ p

π

M bl.

..

÷

Hit with a triangle stick and not on the middle spot of the Gong.

∑

‰ ‰

‰ ‰

π

–.

p

π

≈

P

2 8

∑

≈ bœ

f

b œ ≈

œ

≈ œ

3

knock on the piano chaise with a club.

? ..

≈ p

e = 67,2

..

∑

&

..

∑

&

3 8

Rep. 3x

∑

∑

..

∑

..

∑

L.V. sempre

.. >‹

Pno.

≈

Triangle stick

? ..

Rep. 3x

3 8

Gong

÷

π

..

÷

Perc.

G&C.

Œ.

3 8

air

air

Cl.

air

Play 4x

2 8

Silente

≈ ‰

œ œ ≈ 3

œ≈

≈ ≈

≈

3

>‹

Œ

≈

œ

≈ œ b œ

‰ ≈

3

3

‰ ≈ b œœ

œ bœ

3 8

3

>‹

Œ

∑

œœ

≈ ‰

œœ

≈ b œ

3 8

Rep. 3x

>‹

œ

3

2 8

3

∑

≈

œœ

∑

∑

..

∑

..

∑

Ped.

P Vln.

P Vla.

P Vlc.

..

..

..

.

.

π ®

≈

.

.

≈

3

3

. . . . π

≈

5

≈ 3

®®®

. . . .

5

.

.

≈

≈

.

3

®® 5

.

≈

≈

®®

®

. . .

II. & III.

≈

.

≈

.

≈

3

® ®®®

5

5

.

3

3

. . . .

.

3 8

5

. . .

≈

.

.

3

®® ®

≈

3

. . . .

5

≈

®®

®

.

≈

3

. . .

® ®

.

≈

. . .

® ®

.

≈

p

3

5

5

5

.

2 8

. . . . 5

.

≈

P

3

®®

π

. . . 5

p

®®

.

≈

‰ p

6

6

6

. . . 5

P

F pos.

F pos.

6

Nicolai Worsaae -Brutalized Beauty - 10

π

6

6

..

∑

..

∑

..

∑

3

quasi legno tratto

∑

3 8

Rep. 3x

6

F pos.

÷


61

Fl.

Cl.

M bl.

& ..

& ..

∑

..

∑

÷

O –

arco

air fl. tongue

æ

æ

p

∏ air with quasi tone "murmuring"

æ

∏

O –

arco

∏

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

p

÷

..

÷

..

∑

∑

∑

∑

? ..

∑

∑

∑

∑

J π

P

J π

F

∑

∑

æ

∑

Large Cymbal

Perc.

G&C.

∑

∑

air with quasi tone "murmuring"

æ ∏ –

∑ –

arco

‰ P

J π

∑

Pno.

P ∑

P

P

P

7

∑

p

≤ 

ÙÙÙ

ÙÙ‰

P

P

≈

6

≤

® ® ‰

P

∑

P

P

7

sul pont quasi legno tratto

∏

9

quasi legno tratto

∏

7

arco

6

Vlc.

quasi legno tratto

..

Vla.

scrape with a plastic card on the string.

arco sul pont quasi legno tratto

..

Vln.

Inside Piano

P

ÙÙÙ

ÙÙ‰

P 6

ÙÙÙ P 6

6

arco sul pont quasi legno tratto

..

P

‰ 6

P

≈

P

≈

≤ 

∏

Nicolai Worsaae -Brutalized Beauty - 11

quasi legno tratto

P

P

‰ 6

P

6


L 67

Fl.

Cl.

M bl.

air fl. tongue

&

&

æ ∏

æ

p

∑

∏

æ

∑

p

÷

∑

air fl. tongue

∑

–æ

2.x

æ

p

∏

∑

∏

air with quasi tone "murmuring"

æ

æ

∏

∑

Muta in Flauto in C

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

..

∑

..

∑

..

∑

..

∑

..

F

∑

Perc.

G&C.

÷

Large Cymbal

arco

J π

÷

P

∑

arco

o

F

∑

Pno.

?

Inside Piano

∑

P

&

7

-– p

j

∑

–-

e

∏

‰ p

∑

P

o

quasi legno tratto

Ù ÙÙ

o

Ù® ‰

P 7

&

P

œ k œ bœ œ ≈ ‰ æ e p ∏ arco pont. estr.

ÙÙ‰

Vla.

≈

6

Vlc.

œ

pont. estr.

Vln.

P

pull a cord wrapped around the indicated string.

Ped.

P

P

≈

P

≈

® ® ≈

P

9

ÙÙ P

P ÙÙÙ‰

7

®®

∑

9

∑

&

P

≈

6

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P

pont. estr.

∏

scrape with a plastic card on the string.

e

P

œ

p

b– ∏

F

quasi legno tratto

ÙÙÙ P

ÙÙÙ

o

7

quasi legno tratto

≈

..

®®‰

P

o

&

9

ÙÙ‰

arco pont. estr.

?

∏

e

P bœ

arco pont. estr.

∏ #œ

e

e

Kœ P

&.

7

œ œ

æ

.

P

P

≈

P

quasi legno tratto

≈

P

..

quasi legno tratto

P

.. 6


M

4 8

73

Fl.

Cl.

∑

&

&

∑

air with quasi tone "murmuring"

æ

j æ

æ

∏

∑

F

œ.

œ

fl. tongue

Œ

∑

∏

e = 74,66

Flauto in C

∑

æ

Disperamente

N

æ Ï j

#œ. p

œ

œ

Ï

4 8 M bl.

÷

∑

∑

∑

∑

G&C.

∑

∑

∑

∑

Gong

?

ƒ

4 8 ÷

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

Vln.

&

o

pont. estr.

e

lœ ∏

o

®®‰

Vla. 9

Vlc.

œ

P

o

? #œ

∏

e

∑

∏

B

arco pont. estr.

lœ ∏

e

œ

lœ ∏

F

e

œ

F

œ

∏

œ

ƒ

b b œœœœ

œœœœ

On keyboard

b b œœœ -

p

e

œ

F

‰-

4 8

arco

p

p

Pno.

?

œ

‰-

?

Œ

3

œ

œ

π

>z >z >z >z ≈ Œ

∑

Perc.

÷

æ

5

∑

œœœœ

∑

ƒ

œœ œ

∑

œœ œ

-

ƒ

Ped.

œ

ord.

œ

e

œ

œ. Ï

e

œ.

p

æ

æ P

Œ

pont. estr. arco pont. estr.

k œ eb œ p F

œ œ ≈

æ

F

∑

≈ k œ æb œ œ e œ ∏ F

e æ æ k œ bœ œ œ œ œ ∏ F

∑

œ

#œ œ œ œ œ œ æ æ e

∏

e

F

æ

æ œ œ œ œ

∏

œ

e

œ

∏

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 . E  .

∏

E

æ k œ bœ œ Ï rK

œ œ-

Ï

e

œ

e K œ œ

p

Œ

œ œ

œ œ-

ƒ e Kœ œ

œ œ-

ƒ

e Kœ œ

e œ œ

bœ æ

ƒ


79

Fl.

Œ

&

œ

œ

p

ƒ

p

œ

P

M bl.

&

L œ. ( œ). œ.

œ

Ï

œ ( œ) œ

3

? bœ p

F

?

b b œœœœ

‰-

Pno.

?

‰-

œ

Œ

œ

ƒ

œœœœ

P

œœœœ

5 5

b b œœœ P

œœ œ-

œœ œ-

Ped.

Vln.

&

œ

æ

Ï

æ

bœ æ

P

œ

æ

∑

ƒ ƒ

ƒ

bœ æ

P

œ

œ

œ

P

f

Ï

3

P

b b œœœ P œ

æ

æ

bœ æ

ƒ

œ

æ

œœœœ œœ œ-

œ

æ

P

Œ

œœœœ

B

œ œ

e Kœ œ

Œ

œ e Kœ œœ

ƒ

æ

?

œ œ

e Kœ œ

Œ

œ eK œ œœ

ƒ

‰ p

3 8

2 8 ∑

∑

Ï bœ æ

∏

2 8

∑

∑

÷

∑

∑

&

æ

P

ƒ

Triangle stick

œœ œ-

j œ. æ

≈

2 8

7:8

Ï

œ.

3 8 bœ

œ

Ï

F

Ï

æ

pont. estr.

œ œ

e

œ œ

œ œ-

Ï

e Kœ œ

œ eœ œ œ

pont. estr.

Vlc.

J Ï

œœœœ

œœ œ-

œ œ œ

3 8

pont. estr.

Vla.

œ œ œ

( )

>z >z >z >z ® ® ® Œ Î

œ œ´ œ´ œ´ œ´ œ´

Î

f

f

b b œœœœ

∑

œœ œ

æ

Œ

L œ. ( œ). œ.

∑

∑

œ

Œ

3

3

œœœœ

jnœ æ æ

Œ

œ

"fog horn sound"

>z >z >z >z ≈ ≈ Œ

∑ Gong

P

œ œ œ

J Ï

f

÷

Perc.

G&C.

Œ

≈

Ï

"fog horn sound"

Cl.

œ

3 8

œ e Kœ œœ

ƒ

œ œ

e

œ œ

e

œ œ

œ œ-

f

e Kœ

œ eœ œ œ

e Kœ

œ eœ œ œ

œ

π

pont. estr.

œ œ

e

œ œ

œ œ-

Ï

e Kœ œ

œ eœ œ œ

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œ eK œ œœ

ƒ

œ œ

œ œ-

f

œ

π

2 8


2 8

84

Fl.

Cl.

&

&

"Le chanson d'Otto"

O

Tempo I e = 56

..

..

1 8

∑

∑

fl. tongue

∑

o

air fl. tongue "murmuring"

∑

Ͼ.

Ͼ

Ͼ

π

æ

æ

o–

o

fl. tongue

Ͼ

Ͼ

o

∑

o

p

Ͼ

Ͼ

p

o

air fl. tongue "murmuring"

∑

..

æ

æ

o–

o

p

..

2 8 M bl.

1 8

÷

..

?

..

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

..

∑

Perc.

G&C.

2 8 ..

÷ Pno.

&

..

≈ ≈ b œ ‰ 3

3

≈ b œ

π

≈

≈

≈ b œ

œ

‹>

knock on the piano

∑

Inside Piano

‰ œ

p

Ped.

≈

3

≈ b œ

≈ œ

≈

≈ ≈

∑

∑

>‹

œ

p

o

2

P8 Vln.

P Vla.

col legno bat.

..

∑

. 

.

sul pont

π

≈

≈

3

. 

. 

3

II. & III.

∑

®®®

5

P Vlc.

. 

≈ ≈

3

.  . 

col legno bat.

..

. 

≈ ≈

.  . 

π

. 

.  .  .  . 

5

≈

≈

. 

®®

®

.  .  .  . 

∑

®®

.  .  . 

. 

&

®®®®‰

5

5

5

. 

3

3

3

≈

.

≈ b œ

>‹

œ

P

œ

3

3

3

>‹

pizz.

≈

3

3

‹>

p

≈

.œ K œ.

3

>‹

F

.

&.

∑ œ

∑

Ø3

1 8

. . ≈ ≈ œ K œ ≈ ≈ 3

3

5

.  .  .  .  π

®®

. 

3

.  .  . 

5

®®®

.  .  .  . 

5

..

.œ K œ. . . ≈ ≈ b œ J œ 3

3

®®®

..

≈ œ ≈ ‰

3

. . ≈ ≈ # œ L œ

arco

5

≈ ≈ b œ

≈

®®

.  .  .  . 

..

® ® ® ®& .. 5

5

5

1 8

II. & III.

..

quasi legno tratto

π

∑

π Nicolai Worsaae -Brutalized Beauty - 15

∑

..


P 1 8

92

Fl.

&

1.x e = 74,66

2.x e = 87

3.x e = 100

..

Con moto

3 8

∑

≈

bO

&

..

∑

..

∑

?

..

∑

1 8 &

.. ..

On keyboard

∑

Vln.

Vla.

&

o

&

3 8 ∑

´ ´ ‹ œœœ # # n œœœ

œ-

≈

bO

..

≈

O

π

≥ 6-

œ

≥6

ƒ ∑

´ ´ # œœ n n b œœœ n # b œœœ

´ œ

‹ œœ

´ # b œœœ

´ ´ # œœ n n b œœœ n # b œœœ

´ ‹ œœ n # b œœœ

´ # # œœ n n b œœœ

œœ

´ ´ ´ ‹ œœœ n # n œœœ ‹ # œœœ

´ ´ ‹ ‹ # œœœ # # n œœœ

´ ´ ´ ‹ œœœ n # n œœœ ‹ # œœœ

´ ‹ œœœ

´ # # œœœ

´ ´ ´ ‹ œœœ n # n œœœ ‹ # œœœ

´ ´ ‹ œœœ # # n œœœ

´ ´ # ‹ # œœœ n # n œœœ

œœœ

´ œ

‰ ∑

´ ‹ # œœ n # b œœœ

´ œ

œ-

ƒ

# œ-

# œj j 4œ :3œ

œ-

´ œ

œ-

œj j 4œ :3œ

œ-

b œ-

´ œ

b œ-

œj j 4œ :3œ

>‹ p

æ

o

´ œ

´ œ ´

´ œ

œœ

´

œœœ

´ œ

œœ

´

´

œœœ

œ-

œœœ

b -œ

œj j 4œ :3œ

P

P

∑

..

∑

2 8

´ œ

œœ

..

..

∑

..

∑

2 8 ..

sul pont col legno bat.

. 

π

.

≈

..

∑

ƒ

≈

ƒ

≈

ƒ

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≈

-

® ® ® 5

ƒ

≈

? ..

. 

. 

3

3

sul pont col legno bat.

..

≈

.  .  .  .  π

≈ 5

arco II. & III.

>‹

2 8

´ ´ # œœ n n b œœœ # n œœœ ´ œ

Slap tongue (tongue ram)

air fl. tongue "murmuring"

π

arco

ƒ

e = 56

..

≈

œ

ƒ

Tempo I

r r 5œ :6œ

bœ. p

∑

ƒ

∑

≈

O

ƒ *

arco

..

≈

bO

arco

arco

´ ‹ # œœœ

∑

P Vlc.

f

≥6

≈

œ

Cowbell

ƒ

≈

bO

r r 5œ :6œ

œ

3 staccatissimo ´ ´ 8 bœœ´ # œ ‹ œœœ n # b œœœ

1 8 ..

≈

O

"Shaky tone"

∑

Pno.

&

≈

bO

r r 5œ :6œ

ƒ

Perc.

G&C.

r r 5œ :6œ

bœ. p

3 8

÷

≈

O

"Shaky tone"

1 8 M bl.

≈

bO

ƒ Cl.

2 8

Play 3x

Q

Ø

. 


R

3 8

98

Fl.

&

≈

>‹ p

≈

>‹

≈

>‹

≈

>‹

≈

œ ( œ) œ

"fog horn sound"

Cl.

M bl.

&

æ

∑

o

p

(œ ) œ

f

÷

∑

∑

?

∑

∑

Cowbell

≈

arco

b œœ.

# œ

∑

&

∏

. ‹ # œœœ

Pno.

∑

&

≈

Vln.

≈ 3

.  .  . 

Vla.

π

Vlc.

?

. 

≈

π

≈

. 

3

®®®

®®

∏

≈

≈

. 

.  .  .  . 

. 

® ® ® ®

o ≈

o ≈

π

≈

&

B

≈

≈

≈

œ

> Ï

P

≈

. œ

b >œ

≈

œ

.

p

≈

>‹

>‹

Œ

>‹

æ

æ

o–

Î

∑

o

p

. 

∑

∑

∑

∑

. 

π

® ® ®

∑

. œ

. 

≈

π

. 

p

.

≈

≈

‹ œ

. 

. 

≈

3

® ® ®

5

Nicolai Worsaae -Brutalized Beauty - 17

® ®

5

. 

π

.  .  .  .  5

n # œœ

. 

3

.  .  .  . 

∑

3 8

≈

. ≈ # # n œœœ

≈

≥ 6J Ï

Œ

b .œ

≈

. ‹ ‹ # œœœ

≈

∏

.  .  . 

5

n n ll Oœ

. ‹ # œœœ

3

≈

# œœ.

≈

∏

3

.  .  .  . 

# œ

œ

≈

b œœ.

staccatissimo

.

œ

∏

≈

∑

.

œ

5

# # Oœ

≈

>‹

air fl. tongue "murmuring"

. œ

∏

3

P

>‹

b >œ J

3 8

Ï

5

kk Oœ

≈

. # # œœœ

3

5

5

≈

3

.  .  .  . 

5

.

# œœ

≈

f

≈

ƒ

b .œ

≈

. ‹ œœœ

≈

∏ * . 

‹œ

≈

>‹

∑ œœ.

staccatissimo

≥ 6-

>‹

∑

ƒ

Perc.

G&C.

>‹

S

∑

≈

3 8 ≈

≈

&

3

® ® ® ®

o

arco

5

Oœ ..

b œO

o

π Oœ

arco

B

π

∑


Fl.

4 8

œ.

105

&

∑ "fog horn sound"

Cl.

œ ( œ) œ

( œ) œ

&

÷

?

∑

∑ œ´

≈

&

Vln.

Vla.

Vlc.

ϫ

≈

f *

œO

&

f

B

f

Oœ ..

? p

ϫ

ϫ

ϫ

≥ 6-

4 8

3 8

p

3 8 ∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

?

arco

∏

∏

rKK

J œœ ..

> Ï Œ

Oœ ..

f

´´ ´ ´ ´´´

3 8

2 8

Œ

∑

œ

Œ

∑

P b b œœ P

KKr

>

œ

≈

J œœ

> Ï

7

rK

II. & III.

J œœ > Ï

R

p

ord.

J >œœ Ï

KrK

´´ ´ ´ ´ 5

>

´ ´ ´´´ ´´>

œ

∑

≈

t

3 8

≈

œ

≈

rK

J œœ .. > Ï

´ ´

´´´´´´

≈

œ´ œ

œ´ œ

œ´ œ

œ´ œ

œ

œ œ

œ œ

œ œ

P bœ ÿ P *

∑

ÿ

ÿ

ÿ

2 8

œ´ œ

ƒ œ œ

ÿ

ƒ

Ped.

2

P8

∑

KrK

>

œ

≈

P

∑

6

´ ´ ´ >

œœ

3

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rKK

œ

> J œœ

ord.

Ï

KrK

2 8

7

KrK

´´´´´´> 6

II. & III.

KrK

KKr

f

-6≥

3 8

b œœœ

4 8

J ƒ

Ï

Ped.

4 8

œ. œ. œ.

( )

J f

f

∑

4 8

Î

L œ. ( œ ). œ.

∑

∑

2 8

∏

Œ

4 8

∑

Ͼ

2 8

b >œ

"fog horn sound"

Ï

Ï

fl. tongue

æ bœ ∏

œ ( œ) œ

( œ) œ

arco

3 8 Œ

F

2 8

∑

f

Pno.

&

ϫ

œ

f

Perc.

G&C.

4 8

Î

f

3 8

f ∑

4 8

Cowbell

2 8

Œ

Ï

f

M bl.

3 8

´ ´ ´ ´ ´ > 5

´ ´ ´ ´ ´ 3

>

œ œ

rKK

œ


2 8

112

Fl.

Cl.

T

e = 56

4 8 ∑

&

o

air fl. tongue "murmuring"

∑

&

fl. tongue

∑

Ͼ.

Ͼ

Ͼ

π

æ

æ

o

o

÷

∑

∑

∑

∑

?

∑

∑

∑

∑

&

∑

∑

∑

∑

t

∑

∑

∑

∑

œ. œ

∏

o

col legno bat.

∑

Vln.

. 

.

sul pont

π

≈

≈

. 

. 

Vla.

®®®

. 

≈

3

col legno bat.

∑

. 

≈

3

3

II. & III.

5

P

≈

.  . 

.  . 

π

. 

≈

3

® ®

≈

≈

® ®

5

®

. 

. 

.  .  .  . 

® ®

.  .  . 

œ. œ

∑

o &

∑

4 8

œ. œ

∏

® ® ® ® ‰

∑

∑

.œ K œ.

arco

Ø

≈

∑

# .œ L œ.

≈

≈

® ® ® 5

.  .  .  .  π

&

.œ K œ.

≈

≈

3

3

3

5

5

5

z.

∑

∑

. 

o

p

4 8

π

3

3

.  .  .  . 

5

.

z.

∑

æ

æ

*

o

air fl. tongue "murmuring"

œ. œ

Ͼ

p

∑

Pno.

2 8

z.

π

2 8

Vlc.

o

z.

Ͼ

œ

Metal-block

Perc.

G&C.

æ

Ͼ

∑

2 8 M bl.

fl. tongue

∑

o

p

® ®.

≈

3

.  .  . 

® ® ®

.  .  .  . 

5

5

4 8

5

II. & III. quasi legno tratto

π

∑

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&


4 8

119

Fl.

Cl.

e = 100

3 8

&

∑

&

∑

4 8 M bl.

U

œ.

"Shaky tone"

bœ. p

œ

P f

P

÷

∑

∑

?

∑

∑

4 8 &

∑

z.

&

æ ƒ

∑

Muta in Clarinet in B

z.

z.

z. P

≈ œ π

bœ. p

≈

´ ´ ´ ´ ‹ # œœœ ‹ œœœ # # n œœœ ‹ œœœ´ n # n œœœ´ ‹ # œœœ

œ

P ƒ

F ´ z

´ z

´ z

P

´ z

≈

F

∑

ƒ

∑

P

π

3 staccatissimo ´ ´ ´ 8 bœœ´ # œ ‹ œœœ n # b œœœ # œœœ´ n n b œœœ´ # n œœœ

Pno.

‰ ƒ

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Perc.

G&C.

œ.

fl. tongue

æ Î

æ f

∑

3 8

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œ

fl. tongue

F z>

≈

∑

œ

≈ π

z>

z>

´ ´ ´ ´ ´ ´ # b œœœ # œœœ n n b œœœ n # b œœœ ‹ œœœ n # b œœœ

´ ´ # # œœœ n n b œœœ

œœœ

´ ´ ´ ´ ‹ ‹ # œœœ # # n œœœ ‹ œœœ´ n # n œœœ´ ‹ # œœœ ‹ œœœ

´ ´ ´ ´ ´ ´ # # œœœ ‹ œœœ n # n œœœ ‹ # œœœ ‹ œœœ # # n œœœ

´ ´ # ‹ # œœœ n # n œœœ

œœœ

´

´

Vln.

Vla.

&

o

&

∑

P Vlc.

ƒ

ƒ

# œ-

arco

∑

z>

´

œœœ

´

œœœ

´

´

œœœ

œœœ

´

´

œœœ

œœœ

∑ ∑

*

œ-

œ-

z>

∑

ƒ

3 8

z>

# œj j 4œ :3œ

œ-

œ-

œ-

œj j 4œ :3œ

b œ-

b œ-

œj j 4œ :3œ

œ-

b -œ

œj j 4œ :3œ

∑

∑

arco

∑

ƒ

≈

ƒ

≈

ƒ

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≈

ƒ

z>

z> Î

Ped.

4 8

z>

f ∑

´ ´ ´ ´ ´ ´ ‹ # œœœ n # b œœœ # œœœ n n b œœœ n # b œœœ ‹ œœœ

∑

≈

∑


V œ

125

Fl.

Cl.

& æ Î

‰ ƒ ∑

&

Metal-block

M bl.

z>

÷

z>

z>

z>

air and key-clicks

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

e

x

Ø

x

?

&

∑ b œœœ´

Î ´ œ

Pno.

&

Vln.

Vla.

&

&

P Vlc.

# œœ

œœœ

œœœ

´

b œœœ´

œœœ

œœœ

œœœ

œœœ

œœœ

´

b œœœ´

œœœ

œœœ

œœœ

œœœ

œœœ

´ œ

´ œ

´ œ

´ œ

´ œ

´ œ

´ œ

´ œ

´ œ

´ œ

´ œ

´ œ

´ œ

´ œ

´ œ

œœ

∑

´

œœ

œœ

# œœ

´

´

œœ

œœ

´

œœ

´

œœ

œœ

# œœ

´

´

œœ

œœ

´

œœ

´

´

œœ

œœ

# œ-

# œj j 4œ :3œ

œ-

œ-

œj j 4œ :3œ

œ-

≈

∑

≈

b œ-

œj j 4œ :3œ

∑

∑

∑

œ. œ

air

∏

≈

.z

≈

ƒ

≈

ƒ

≈

ƒ

≈

∑

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Ø

.z z p

.z z

≈

≈

. z ∏

∑ œ. œ

≈

œ. œ

∑

∑

∑

Play at the side of the bridge to avoid the strings.

-

p

Play at the side of the bridge to avoid the strings.

-

p

Play at the side of the bridge to avoid the strings.

-

x

* ‰

P

e

O. Ø

.z

≈

Ø

P

b œ-

Clarinet in B

air and key-clicks

∑

Ped.

ƒ

ƒ

´

Î *

œ-

œ-

œœœ

P

Perc.

G&C.

-

p

p p p

&


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Fl.

Cl.

M bl.

&

&

÷

x

P j

rK bO

P

. z

Metal-block

≈

bO

‰ ß ∑

?

&

∑

≈

Pno.

&

P Vln.

Vla.

o

&

Ø

≈

≈

≥ -

F

œ. œ

≈

∏

≈

≈

∑

≥ -

≥ -

≈

b b Oœ

pont. estr.

∏

p

≥ -

≈

F

&

O

.z z

Ø

π

P

π

P

π

P

≈

œ. œ

‰ ‰

π

Play at the side of the bridge to avoid the strings.

-

p

arco

π

-

p

>z z

ß ∑

‰ ‰

>z z

>z z

>z z

ƒ

.z

≈

≈

b œœœ´ Î ´ # œœœ

b œœœ´

œœœ

´ # œœœ

œœœ

Î

-

p p p

Nicolai Worsaae -Brutalized Beauty - 22

´

´

œœœ

´

´

œœœ

o

&

o &

o

&

.z

.z

.z

.z

π

∑

Play at the side of the bridge to avoid the strings.

∑

∑

∑

∑

Ø

bO

ß

∑ œ. œ

≈

P

œ. œ

Ø

o

P

bO

rK bO

Play at the side of the bridge to avoid the strings.

II. & III. legno tratto

air

ord.

jj Oœ

∑

∑

∑

≈

.z

≈

ß

∑ œ. œ

*

P Vlc.

œ. œ

.z

≈

Perc.

G&C.

bO

∑ ´

œœœ

´

œœœ

´

œœœ

´

œœœ

´

œœœ

∑

´

œœœ

∑

Ped.

ord.

Ø

π

J Ø

ord.

Ø

π

J Ø

b b Oœ

ord.

Ø

π

J Ø

.z


W 137

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Cl.

∑

&

&

∑

j

air

O. Ø

.z

rK bO

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

÷

.z

∑

.z

?

∑

∑

∑

&

∏ . œœ

Pno.

∑

&

Vln.

Vla.

Vlc.

&

&

&

J

J

J

π Oœ

π Oœ

π

P Ø

III.

≈

P

Ø

P Ø

≥ -

F

œ.œœ

. œœ

. œœ

œ

≥ -

≈

≥ -

π

œ

≥ -

F

.z

.z

P

≥ -

≈

≈

∑

∑

∑

π

≥ -

≥ -

≈

≥ -

≈

F

.z z

.z z

.z z

.z

.z

O

Ø

P

.z

.z

o

π

Oœ &

O & œ

ord.

o

Ø ord.

arco

&

œ

∑

œ

œ

œ

œ

.œ œ

∑

Senza Ped.

π

J Ø

b b Oœ

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∑

J Ø

Ø

∏

π

ord.

∑

∑

Ø

o

z. ∏

∑

∑

≈

F

.z z

p

Ped.

II. & III.legno tratto

œ.œœ

∏ *

≈

II.

≈

.z

∑

b œ.œœ

≈

.z

∏

Perc.

G&C.

air

P

Metal-block M bl.

∑

π

J Ø

J

J

J

π Oœ

Ø

π

Ø

?

π

Ø


143

Fl.

Cl.

M bl.

&

Œ

bœ J ∏ bO

π

∑

.z

.z

.z

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

∑

P ≈

P ‰

III.

≥ -

≥ -

≈

ƒ II.

≥ -

ƒ

≈

≥ -

≈

Vlc.

>

œ œ

ƒ

I.

≈ r j 5œ :3œ

-

Ï

∑

´z z

´z z

´ zz

´ zz

≈

-

≈ # œœ

Ï ≥ -

≈

ƒ

≥ -

-

Ï ´ œ

≥ -

≈

ƒ

´ zz

´

´

œœœ

œœœ

. zz

. zz

. zz π

´ œ

´ œ

œœ

≈

œœ

.œ œ

∏

∑

≈

≥ -

≈

ƒ

≈

≥ -

ƒ

.œ œ

≥ -

≈

≥ -

≈

≈

>

œ œ

r r 5œ :6œ

ƒ

≈

>

œ œ

I.

≈ r j 5œ :3œ

-

Ï

-

o

∑

∑

∑

∑

.œ œ

.œ œ

∑

.œ œ

œ œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

&

o

&

œ

œ

œ

bœ œ

π

Oœ &

o

o

π

∑

œ

o

∑

œ

œ œ

π

*

Ped.

≥ -

∑

œ

o

π

"Screaming"

?

∑

b œœœ´

≈

"Screaming"

?

o

f

œ

∏

œ œ

∑ .œ

&

Vla.

.z z

∏

sensibile

œ

.z

∑ .œ

œ

J π

∏

Pno.

Vln.

œ

sensibile

.z

?

&

œ

P

Perc.

G&C.

œ

J

rK

&

÷

œ

ord.

Ø ord.

π

J Ø

Ø

π

J Ø

b b Oœ

ord.

Ø

Nicolai Worsaae -Brutalized Beauty - 24

π

J Ø

J

J

J

π Oœ

π Oœ

π

Ø

Ø

Ø


X 149

Fl.

∑

&

∑

∑

sensibile

Cl.

M bl.

&

œ œ

o

÷

o

π

∑

œ

œ œ

?

o

∑

∑

Pno.

&

Vla.

Vlc.

&

&

&

œ

œ

≈

œ.

π ‰

o

π

∑

Ø

∑

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

nœ bœ

Large Cymbal

∑

œ

.œ bœ

b .œ bœ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

≈

bœ. Ø

o

œ

œ

œ

œ

o

π

∑ scrape with a stick from the inner to the outer ring of the cymbal.

O .. –

≈

œ œ

∑ "Screaming"

&

Vln.

bœ. Ø

sensibile

Perc.

G&C.

≈

sensibile

œ

f

∑ scrape with a stick from the inner to the outer ring of the cymbal.

"Screaming"

.

≈

Large Cymbal

O .. –

≈

f

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

*

ord.

b b Oœ

ord.

Ø

Ø ord.

Ø

J

J

J

π

Ø

π

Ø

π

Ø

π

π

π

Ø

Ø

Ø

Nicolai Worsaae -Brutalized Beauty - 25

pont. estr.

pont. estr.

∏

k k Oœ

∏ pont. estr.

∏

p

p

p

∏

∏

∏


Y 155

Fl.

&

≈

œ.

p

Ø

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

M bl.

&

œ

œ œ

o

÷

o

π

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

?

. √

& Pno.

&

Vln.

Vla.

&

&

œ

π

œ

√

≈ # œ

π

P

Ï

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

∑

∑

bœ œ

œ

∑

œ

œ

bœ bœ bœ bœ

œ

bœ bœ nœ

œ

œ

œ

∑

O .. –

. b œ b œ b œœ

b .œ bœ

b .œ bœ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

* Oœ

pont. estr.

∏ pont. estr.

k k Oœ

∏

P Oœ

P

∏ ‰

∏

pont. estr.

∏ pont. estr.

k k Oœ

∏

P Oœ

P

∏

∏

œ

∑

œ

Vlc.

&

pont. estr.

∏

P

∏

pont. estr.

∏

P

∏

Nicolai Worsaae -Brutalized Beauty - 26

∑

II. & III.

Î

pont. estr. II.

k k Oœ

∏

p

∑

∑

II. & III.

≈

∑

P ∑

.

ƒ

œ

π

Ï

≈

œ

π

Large Cymbal

∑

P

( )

scrape with a stick "Screaming" from the inner to the outer ring of the cymbal.

≈

≈

œœ

( )

∑

Perc.

G&C.

œ.

OO

sensibile

Cl.

œ.

≈

k k Oœ J ∏

"Screaming"

-

Ï


162

Fl.

&

. ≈ b œ p

œ.

≈

p

Ï

4 8 ‰

∑

Z

e = 90

Rit.

œ-

œ-

Œ

Î

e = 80

Rit.

œ-

Œ

Î

e = 70

Rit.

œ-

Œ

Î

e = 60

Rit.

Œ

Î

"fog horn sound"

Cl.

&

OO

œœ

( )

( )

œ

œ

π

π

Ï

œœ

∑

-œ Ï

4 8 M bl.

÷

∑

Perc.

G&C.

?

∑ O .. –

simile

≈

.

ƒ

&

∑

&

∑

Pno.

∑ ≈

‰ .œ

∏ √ b .œ .œ ≈ b œ œ

b .œ bœ

≈

œ

∏

≥6

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

œ

f

Ï

∑ .œ

œ

-œ Ï

arco

œœ

Œ

( )

Cowbell

√ .œ .œ

œœ

Œ

( )

≥6

-œ Ï

f

Ï

œœ

Œ

( )

≥6

-œ Ï

Ï

Œ

( )

∑

f

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

∑

4 8

œ

Ped.

P ∑

Vln.

Vla.

&

J

Î kk Oœ

p

∏

4 8 ‰

J p

∑

J

k k Oœ

Vlc.

∑

Ï

Œ

Î Oœ

∏

k k Oœ

p

"Screaming"

-

-

∏

"Screaming"

∑

-

Ï

Î Oœ

p

Œ

k k Oœ

∏

"Screaming"

Œ

-

Ï

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Î

Œ

Î

Œ

rK

p -

Ï

kk œO

∏

"Screaming"

Œ

-

"Screaming"

Œ

-

Ï

Œ

?


Aa 169

Fl.

& ..

b œ- .

e = 100

Î

b œ- .

Î

"fog horn sound"

Cl.

& ..

OO

Œ

œœ

( )

( )

œ

œ

π

3 8

œ- .

æ

Î b b(OO )

Œ

œœ

œ

p

Î

∑ œœ

( )

( )

œ

œ

Î

Œ f

Ab

4 8

..

∑

..

∑

3 8 M bl.

÷

..

∑

Scratch with a stick at the inner rings of the cymbal.

Perc.

G&C.

∑

? ..

O- .. –

Î arco (play on the strings with a bow.)

& ..

Inside Piano

Pno.

& ..

..

Vln.

Vlc.

& ..

o

simile

Î

-

œ

Î "Screaming" pont. estr.

? .. k ˙ k˙ Î

œ

simile

Î

Œ

J Î bœ

J

3

Î bœ

œ

- 

∑

..

∑

3 8 Œ

Î bœ

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Kr

œ

3

- 

kk ˙˙ -

Œ

Î bœ

4 8

..

∑

..

∑

3 8

-

3

3

∑

∑

-

œ

..

Ï

∑

-

∑

arco (play on the strings with a bow.)

Ï

∑

Î

O- .. –

arco (play on the strings with a bow.)

Ï

∑

pont. estr.

Vla.

O- .. –

arco (play on the strings with a bow.)

Ï

∑

4 8

rK

œ œ

?

4 8

..

∑

..

∑

..

∑


4 8

174

Fl.

Cl.

&

..

&

..

4 8 M bl.

Perc.

G&C.

?

e = 60

Play 3x

fl. tongue

o

–æ.

–æ.

o

π

œ #œ

Œ

fl. tongue

o

–æ.

–æ.

œ œ

o

o

–æ.

–æ

œ œ

o

o

Ͼ

π

j

œ # œ ..

Œ

π

Œ

o

π

fl. tongue

o

œ œ

p

o

Œ

..

Œ

..

Sandpaper

..

÷

Molto Sensibile

Ac

p

Play 3x

≈ ≈ ‰ 3

3

..

3

≈ ≈ ‰

p

3

3

p

3

∑

≈ ≈ ‰ 3

3

∑

≈ ≈ ‰

p

3

3

3

∑

3

..

∑

4 8 &

Play 3x

..

∑

∑

Pno.

?

P48 Vln.

P Vla.

..

pull a cord wrapped around the indicated string.

j

-– p

j

∑ ‰

–-

?

..

∑ simile

j

j

-– p

–-

..

Play 3x

..

∑

II. & III. legno tratto

Œ

π ..

∑

II. & III. legno tratto

III.

..

Œ

o

b OO

oœ π

 ‰

Œ

..

 ‰

Œ

..

π 

Œ

π

Vlc.

..

π Œ

o

œo

o

b OO

œo

π

o

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∑

..

March 2010 ©Nicolai Worsaae


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