Bára Gísladóttir: Music to accompany your sweet splatter dreams (2019)

Bára Gísladóttir Music to accompany your sweet splatter dreams (2019) for sinfonietta Dur. 5′30″

Written for Athelas Sinfonietta Copenhagen on the occasion of KLANG Festival’s 10th anniversary

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Bára Gísladóttir Music to accompany your sweet splatter dreams (2019) for sinfonietta Dur. 5′30″

i. rushing down a steep steadily shrinking footpath on a 1995 green Nissan King Cab ii. extreme long shot: blood spatters on Snowy Mountain iii. the plastic wrapped corpse of your mother in burgundy crocodile leather wooden heeled cowboy boots

Explanations

ExplanationsNOTES Explanations PERFORMANCE Explanations

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– tones w.t.

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Travel freely between thetones possible overtones.

E.g: head.

In the score and parts, the fundamental position of the whistle is given in the form of a diamond Travel freely between the possible overtones.

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woo wwoo w

woo wwoo w

woo wwoo w

woo wo w wo

b woo b wwoo bb w

woo wwoo w

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harmonic timbral trills

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jet whistle

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piccolo multiphonic

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The growling should consist of a throat flutter + voice.

The voice should not be “sung”, but sound more like a growling spoken voice in a register natural to the performer.

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N.B.: The technique is always performed with air-flow, to make it more audible. An example can be found in the following video at 3'14'': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCmn93c5MBE helicopter tonguing helicopter tonguing Helicopter tonguing N.B.: The technique is always performed with air-flow, to make it more audible. An example can be found in the following video at 3'14'': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCmn93c5MBE N.B.: The technique is always performed with air-flow, to make it more audible. An example can be found in the following video at 3'14'': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCmn93c5MBE helicopter tonguing N.B.: The technique is always performed with air-flow, to make it more audible. helicopter tonguing helicopter tonguingis always performed with air-flow, to make it more audible. An example can be found in the following video at 3'14'': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCmn93c5MBE N.B.: N.B.:The Thetechnique technique is always performed with air-flow, to make it more audible. An example can be found in the following video at 3'14'': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCmn93c5MBE

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This notation represents a fluttering air sound; the effect is performed with mouth pressure only, a fluttering technique perform mouthpiece. The different position of note-tails is to indicate the minor pitch-changes of the breath, creating a soar of fundame notThis at allnotation be rhythmical. represents a fluttering air sound; the effect is performed

with mouth pressure only, aairfluttering technique performed with inverted This notation represents a fluttering sound; the effect is performed with mouth pressure only, a fluttering technique perfor mouthpiece.

The different position of note-tails is to indicate the minor pitch-changes of the mouthpiece. The different position of note-tails is to indicate the minorbreath, creating a soar of fundam not at all be rhythmical. pitch-changes of the breath, creating a soar of fundamentals. The flutter should not at all be rhythmical.

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The diamond head indicates which note to be pressed on the keyboard. The note above shows the

The diamond head indicates which note to be pressed on the keyboard. The note above shows the resulting pitch. The numbering given indicated where the harmonic can pitch. be foundThe on the string. For instance, 7/2 means the 2nd node the 7th harmonic. resulting numbering given indicated where theofharmonic can be found on the string. For

instance, 7/2 means the 2nd node of the 7th harmonic.

The diamond head indicates which note to be pressed on the keyboard. The note above shows the resulting pitch. The numbering given indicated where the harmonic can be found on the string. For instance, 7/2 means the 2nd node of the 7th harmonic.

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Slurred tremolo is to be played on one bow throughout its whole time value. Take for instance the

Slurred tremolo is to be played on one bow throughout its whole time value. Take for instance the visual example given here in the explanations; the tremolo should be played on one bow only, through the two beats. That is, not a new bow on every trill between the first and second note.

Slurred tremolo tremolo is is to to be be played played on on one one bow bow throughout throughout its its whole whole time time value. value. Take Take for for instance instance the the visual visual example example given given here here in in the the explanations; explanations; the the tremolo tremolo should should be be played played on on one one bow bow only, only, through through Slurred example here in the explanations; the tremolo should be played on one bow only, through the two two tremolo beats. That That is,benot not avisual newonbow bow on every trill given between the first first and second note. the beats. is, a new on every trill between the and second note.

Slurred is to played one bow throughout its whole time value.

Take for instance the visual example given here in the explanations; the tremolo should be played on one bow only, through Gliss back and forth between the notes indicated.

Thattremolo is, the glissando is not on to be played only from the first note ofvalue. the tremolo to the second, but as aexample pendulum between thethe two notes.

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Take for instance the visual given here in explanations; the tremolo should be played on one bow only, through Slurred tremolo to be on oneon bow throughout itswhole whole time value.

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That is, notplayed athe new bow every trill between the first and second note. the two bow on every trill between the first and second note. two That is, not new every trillexample between first and the second andThat forth is, between notes indicated.

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Gliss back and forth between the notes indicated. That is, the glissando is not to be played only from the first note of the tremolo to the second, but as a pendulum between the two notes.

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Overpressure

The overpressure is indicated graphics abovestart staves: From the very very of the the tremolo, gliss fromstart one artificial artificial harmonic to the the other. other.

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Overpressure Overpressure

The overpressure is isbw indicated by by black black graphics graphics above above staves: staves: The indicated Overpressure bwoverpressure Overpressure Overpressure Overpressure Overpressure The overpressure is indicated by black graphics above staves: The is black above staves: The overpressure isisindicated indicated by black graphics above staves: Theoverpressure overpressure indicated by blackgraphics graphics above staves: The overpressure isby indicated by black graphics above staves: The overpressure is on different levels. At its fullest, there should be as little pitch-audibility as possible. The overpressure can increase and decrease. This is for instance indicated in the following way:

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for Athelas in the occasion of KLANG'S 10 year anniversary

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Music to accompany your sweet splatter dreams i. rushing down a steep steadily shrinking footpath on a 1995 green Nissan King Cab ii. extreme long shot: blood spatters on Snowy Mountain iii. the plastic wrapped corpse of your mother in burgundy crocodile leather wooden heeled cowboy boots

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i. rushing down a steep steadily shrinking footpath on a 1995 green Nissan King Cab q = 76 flutter Piccolo

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