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Unity

свой непреходящий характер

Voloko Gorlinksy

piu tranq. (q=78) press the bow on reed to make it trembling play using thin reed's edge

q=93 4 &4

Viola

) ∑

6

6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6

6 6 6 6

Ó

Œ

pppp

Ó™ o

J pppp

with love

# œœ

[ it's possible to use sustain pedal for soft sound release ]

4 &4

Electric Guitar

∑ o

off

tremolo 1

4 w & 4 #w

w w

4 &4 w w o

w w

#w w

w w

Electric Piano

{

w w

w o

pppp

ppppp put the bow softly on white Marimba's keys

ha--------------u

j œ œ

˙ Exhalation Marimba

4 &4

Ó ˙

œ

ppp ppppp

‹ Sounding &

#œ J

Ó™™

o Violoncello (Sampler)

?4 4

Ó™™ Sampler

&

œ

= a tempo

poco tranq. (q=87)

'flute' sound

q=93

col legno tratto

· #¿ # ¿ #¿ Œ &

5

Vla.

#¿

‹¿

¿

≈ Œ ‰

#¿

5

E.Gtr.

≈ ≈ ·o (touch the reed by bow hair) #‚e O Œ

S.P.

5

o

o

ppp

5

≈ Œ Ó™

‚# Oo ™

ppp

O™

& Œ o

œ oo

ppp

w tremolo 1

w & #w

˙˙ ™™

#œœ

œœ #˙˙

˙ ™™ ˙

##œœ œ o

œœ œ

off

#œœ

E.Piano

{

& #w w o

pppp

pppp

˙ ˙ p

œ œ ppp

Glockenspiel play by fingers

Glsp.

& Ó

>e >e > > >e b>e >e >e >e ‰l.v. ™™ e #e RÔ

l.v.

Ó

ppp left hand

Sound.

‹ <#>˙ &

Sampler (Vc.)

& Ó™

e >e e >e >e e >e >e e e e ∑ > e e >e > >e > >e > ppp o

( another corporeity )

#œ J

nœœ #œ

˙˙ ˙

∑ œ

œœ ™™ œ™

>œ œ Œ œ

p

ppp


play arco 1cm behined the bridge (with clip on 1st string), very light bow

· )™

6

8

2 Vla.

&

Ó™

Œ pppp

it's possible to use rec. machine for fix this sound

wah 1>0 pitch shift +12 8

E.Gtr.

o

Oo

off

&

Œ #O ™ # O™

w

o · #O Œ

pp

in advance and play it back during performance

Ó

3

3

ppp off

tremolo 1

tremolo 1

off

tremolo 1

<#>œœ #˙˙

œœ #˙˙ ™™

#œœ

œ™ œ #œ œ #œ œ œ œ #œ

œœ

œ™ œ œ œ™ #œ

œ œ œ œ

œ

#œ ™

& 5

5

{

& œ œ

Ÿ#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ™ œ œ ˙

˙

œ

Œ

# œœ 5 ‰

Œ

5

5

J o

p

op

ppp

p

5

# œœ 5

E.Piano

Œ

Ó

J o

ppp Low whistle (real sounding)

Mar. Arco

ha-----------u

œ

#O

Exhalation Mar.

˙™ Y™

& œ ¿

˙™ Y™

Œ

Œ

Ó ˙ o

ppp ppp Col legno tratto

o

pp

# œ ™™ Œ #˙

Sound.

‹ & Œ

Sampler (Vc.)

& Œ

Œ ˙

Œ

œ œ ™™

# œ œ ™™

µ œ ™™ # œ œ# œ œ# œ #œ‹œ#œ#œ#œ#œ#œ

œ œ

3

Œ

Œ

Ó

œ

3

= play with the bow on right side of viola (sounding-board)

≥ 2

12

Vla.

@

2≤ 2≥ 2≤ 2≥ 2≤ 2≥ 2≥ 2≤ 2≥ 2≤ 2≥ 2≤ 2≥ 2≤ 2≥ 2≤ 2≥ 2≤ 2≥ 2≤ 2≥ 2≤

@

& Ó™

Ϊ J o

J 4:3

ppp

o

p

K o o o #‚o #‚o O ‰ ‚ n‚

12

E.Gtr.

& ∑

< Œ

Ó

o stop frozen sound Œ™ > Ó

o o o #‚o ‚ Ó ‚#‚

this dynamic is independent from frozen sound

o

3

o

o 0

0

off

tremolo 2

<#>œ &

œ #œ#œ œ œ #œ œ œ œ œ œ œ R

œ Ó

Ó™

R

# œ #œ ™ #œ ™ ˙

œ œ #œ ™™

œ œ #œ ™™

5

5 5

E.Piano

3

{

& ∑

r œÓ

Œ œ

5

?

5

Mar. play by caoutchouc ball

Spring by very thin metal stick

>6 Mar.

Ó™

&

eeeeeeee mp pp

Sound.

‹ ##œ˙ &

l.v.

‰ Ó™ ∑ 6ÍÍÍÍÍÍ press and leave bass drum skin to get spring vibrated J 3

#œ ÆJ

∑ [ next notes will activated by a1 key on sampler ]

<∑ play in the middle of reed

Sampler (Vc.)

& œ

Ó™

C„)

?

œ

Œ

Vc.

< >> p

and tap strings by left hand fingers


( on the right side )

( on the bridge )

≤ ·w

@≥ ™™

16

œ

œ J ‰ Ó

‰ Vla.

& o

3

ppp

ppp

pitch shift +12 3

#w #w

16

>∑

<Ó E.Gtr.

w w

o

o

#œ J o

Ó™™

& pp

p

“” [ use pitchband ] off

& #œ

#œ # ˙

‹œ

#œ #œ

3

#œ œ #œ ™

œ µœ nœ µœ

˙

Ó

œ 4:3

o

o

p

4:3

o

o

o

o

o

J o

5:4

o

o

p

E.Piano

{

#œ #˙

? #œ

œ

Spring play two different sounds on spring >6 placed on the bass drum

3

Mar. Arco Arco Mar.

& Œ

˙

Œ

w Y

˙ Y

Col legno tratto

Ó o

pp

Ó

>6

Œ

l.v.

‰ mf

pp

Sound.

#>œ

‹ & Œ

µ˙

˜œœ

Œ

œ

> œ #œ

> œ Kœ

J

J

œ ‰ > Ó™

3 3 3

D‰ Vc.

3

3

play on the reed thin edge

j

? 6 b6 J

6

B ‚ 6™

6

play on the reed thick edge

„ 6 6 J

6 J

etc.

‚ ™ 66 66 66 ™

‰ ™ b66 ™

6

3

„™ 66 ™

Sampler

‰ 6 6 J

( by left hand )

)™ )™

&

66

3

3

continue to play by right hand

=

#O ™

˜œ #O

20

‚ III+ # Oo ™ ‚ E™

<#>œ E.Gtr.

& o

o

p

o

p

:“; # œ ˜ œ n œ µ œ # œ ˙™ E.Piano

~ freeze sound

o

p

p

[ pitchband ]

w

˜œ

˙™

w

{& 5:4

ha----u----

œ Mar.

cresc. & ∑

Ó œ ppp

Sound.

‹ & ‰

nœ µœ #œ ˜œ Ó™ 3

Sampler (Vc.)

& nœ

‰ Vc.

∑ ‚ „ ‰6 6 ? b6 6 J

66 66

„ ‰ b66

3 3

∑ ‚ 6 6 ‰

Ó™ Sampler

&


·6

play arco 1cm behined the bridge (with clip on 1st string), very light bow

<∑>

24

4 Vla.

<Ó >

Ó™

& ∑

Ó pppp off

<#> ~

~

switch to small combo

24

E.Gtr.

Ó™

& :“; <˜> w

nœ #œ œ ‹œ #œ #œ‹œ#œ#œ‹œ #œ

#œ ™ œ #œ #œ E.Piano

Ó™

{&

Œ

R 5

5

5

5

o

pppp

Sound.

‹ &

Ó™

œ ™ œ Bœ ≈ Bœ œ Bœ œ ≈ Bœ #œ

Ó™

œ

≈ #œ Bœ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ ‰

5 5 5

Sampler (Vc.)

&

= S.P. II (play with bow near to the reed

1

q=76 using it as a second bridge, find the fingering for getting these sound pitches)

„j œ ˙

28

Vla.

&

Ϊ

„˙

œ „ ™ œ J

œ

o

pp

o o o ‰ ‰ œ ‚ œ ‚ œ ‚ œ

28

E.Gtr.

& Ó

Oo

O ™™

Ó™

( only by left hand )

#œ #œ # œ œ #œ #œ #œ œ ‰

Ó™™

Â

5

o

7

ppp pp Mar. Arco

hau 3

Mar.

& Ó

Ϊ

j #œ

#˙ w ˙™ Œ # Y ™Col legno tratto ‹

œ

œ

œ ë

pp

Sound.

‹ &

Ó™

?

Œ ˙™

Sampler (Vc.)

&

Œ

œ

Ó

w

œ

1) play with small combo (3-5V), use enough volume to get feedback effect, use only bridge pickup. 2) put combo on strings (≈ XXII fret) and start very slow and invisible gliss. 3) "catch" string's feedbacks: immediately mute string if it begins feedback effect, keep the finger on the string antill you start hear new feedback on another string — then leave current string and mute string with feedback sound. Don't allow loud sounds.

=

gliss. 33

E.Gtr.

·

&Ê pppp

= 4) then start combo's trembling on the strings not stopping gliss. movement. Continue game with feedbacks muting as a previous. gliss. 39

E.Gtr.

&

= gliss. 45

E.Gtr.

&

œ

w

Ó™ p

Œ


S.P.

· o #‚e

52

Vla.

&

Ó™

(touch the reed by bow hair)

o ‚

o3 ‚

5

O

Œ o

pppp

> · > l.v. ( open strings ) Ê Ó

gliss.

<Œ

52

E.Gtr.

&

ë

5) End gliss. movement directly above the bridge pick-up. Tear off the combo from pick-up immediately after loud sound uprising.

mf

tremolo 2 off

soft, tender 3

E.Piano

™ {& Ó

œœœ ‰ Ó™ o ç j Crotalie

œœ # œœ #œœ #œœ #œœ ##œœœ # œœ œœ

##œœ ppppp

mf Mar.

&

#œ ‰ Ó >

Œ Needle

5

5

5

5

5

pppp hit a glass handle by the needle

=

56

Mar.

& 5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

=

2 q=93 Vla.

(more on the reed then on string)

· oS.P. #OE

61

& Ó

o

~

o #OE ™™ o

~

poco

p

p off

pitch shift +12

& switch back to big combo

##‹˙˙˙ ™™™™™™ # ˙ ™™

## ˙˙ ™™™™ ‰ ##˙˙ ™™™™

61

E.Gtr.

Ó™

o

o

pppp

tremolo 1

#˙ ‰

Ó o

p

tremolo 1

& Ó

#˙ ™

œ

off

k ( pitch band ) w

#œ #œ ˙

p

˙

Œ k

E.Piano

nœ œ ˙

#˙ ™

{

? Ó

#˙ o

œ o

o

w

˙ Œ o

try to hold by right hand

o o Mar. Arco

Mar.

Œ

&

#˙ p 5

5

5

5

5

5 5

5

5

5

5

5 5

Sound.

‹ &

Ó

#˙ S.P. I S.P. I (play between a reed and a bridge) find on 3rd string thise sounding ‚„ .j the real sounding with quite intense bow pressure „ #e e #„e ™ ‚ # e e & ## ee Sampler 3 3 7 ≈j # e ‚ @ 7 7 @ „@ Œ ‰? Œ ™ & nœ Œ ss. gli # œ # œ # œ #œ . #œ #œ . J . ‰¿ o p o o ppp p p .J S.P. II (play near the reed)

Sampler (Vc.)

&

Vc. &

Ó

left hand pizz. p


play using thin reed's edge 6

F 66

( open strings ) Vla.

&

Ó™

B

6 o

off off

ppp

tremolo 2 66

<#>˙ ™™ E.Gtr.

&

∑ ( stop sound with sinus tougether )

Mar.

Sound.

Ó

& <#>w

w

w

˙

‹ & <#>w

w

w

˙™

Œ

=

( + high sound ) 70

o ~)

B Vla.

)

)

b)) ™™™ )

‚6

off

delay [+ phaser] 5

5

very soft, sky sound

70

E.Gtr.

&

# œ #˙

Ó

“” # œ # œ # œ nœ œ œ n œ # œ œ œ œ # œ œn œ œ nœ Ó #œ œ ≈ #œ ≈

& Ó™

o

Œ

o ” “

ppppp

œ œ œ #œ œ œ œ œ#œ œ

Ó

7

5

5

7 7

o

E.Piano

{

˙

? Ó

‰ Œ

&

J o

ppp Marimba arco

#œ Mar.

pp

œ

&

Ó™

Arco

œ # ‚ # ‚ # œ # Olow whistle J

5

ppp

low whistle (real sounding)

= [ whistle, the real sounding ]

#~ 74

&

∑ pp

S.P. II (play near to the reed using it as a second bridge) „ )

Vla.

) B <b>))

) b))

) )) o

:“; 74 # œ Œ E.Piano { & R

Ó™

pp

5

Mar. play by fingers right hand

#e #e Mar.

e

ne e e e e e # ee ee ee ee ee ee n e e e e

ee e e Œ ≈

&

7 7

pppp

7 left hand

7 7

7

7

#e e e e e #e e e e e e #e e ‰™ ≈Œ Ó #e e e e e e #e e ee e R #e e e e #e e 7 o pppp


7

q=82 Inhalation

<#> ~

˙

77

Ó o

&

during playing move the bow smoothly and increase pressure

( play on 3rd string over the reed )

Vla.

G#) B )

)) )

))

Ó

play with E-Bow and slider

S.P. I @ n) ))

#œ ∑

Ó™

& p

ppp pp

tremolo 1

[ freeze sound by sustain or rec. mach. ]

off XIX

‚ # ‚o O

~

~

E.Gtr.

Ϊ

&

o ‚ #O ™

‚ · # ˙ ‚ Oo · ˙

~

77

J 3

o ppp o ppp o ppp o o

pppp

E.Piano

{& ∑

#w #w

w w o

ppp

pp

Mar. arco ( don't stop the bow movement, divide notes by left hand muting )

j 3 j Ó ™ & #œ œ œ œ œ #œ œ œ ˙ f Sing # f 3

Mar.

with closed mouth pp

=

place E-Bow on the fingerboard, change sound pitches by slider from bridge to nut (in opposite way than usual) 84

˙™

<#>w Vla.

#œ Œ o

&

Ó™ pp off

tremolo 2 [ freeze sound by sustain or rec. mach. ]

<#> w

w

w

w

w

5 ˙ ‚ # Oo · ˙ ‚ # Oo · ˙ ‚ # Oo

w

84

E.Gtr.

& pppp

ppp

Mar. arco

œ Mar.

&

Œ #f ™ o ppp

Ó

w w w Ó

o w

s

Sing with closed mouth

### ˙˙˙ ™™™ ∑

Sound.

‹ &

Sampler (Vc.)

&

w w w

Œ

Œ œ Ó

#˙ œ

Ó

Œ

O


8 93

<#>w Vla.

w

w

w

w

w

w

w

w

& play with E-Bow

very clean sound (it's possible use the bridge pick-up only)

<#> ˙ ™ 93

E.Gtr.

Œ

&

· #w

w

∑ o

pp

o off

tremolo 2 5

#w #w

w w

w w

w w

w w

œ œ

w w

&

E.Piano

?

{

&

#w #w o

w w

w w

w w

w w

œ œ

w w 5

pppp

= play with E-Bow, make clear transitions between sounds by slider (without gliss.)

3 [ make a gliss with slider ]

102

gliss.

#˙ Vla.

w

w

w

#w

& Ó

œ #˙ ™™ J

<∑>

œ # ˙ ™™

gliss.

J

<∑>

3

pp

<#> w

w

w

w

#w

102

E.Gtr.

& 3

cresc. [ bend 1st string up ] off

tremolo 2 5

#œ #œ ™ J

3

E.Piano

{& ∑

#w #w o

Ϫ

Ó w o

ppp

#œ Œ J

o

ppppp Mar. arco ( don't stop the bow movement, divide notes by left hand muting ) Arco Mar.

& ∑

∑ œ™ œ™ o pp o pp

< ‰> ™ œ œ o pp o pp

Ó

∑ # ˙ ™™ pp

=

3

3 3 3 3

109

Vla.

#˙ ™

œ #œ #œ

#œ # œ

&

œ #œ #œ

#w

˙ #œ

œ

J

J mp

play with slider (ord.), make clear transitions between sounds (without gliss.)

stop E-Bow

#˙ ™ 109 E.Gtr.

play by left hand only

· #œ

“” · # œ ‚ œ # œ· # œ

œ #œ #œ

œ

nœ µœ #˙

‚ #œ

œ

Œ

&

J 3 3

3

3

3

mp 5:6

#œ & ∑

œ #œ

Ó o

o

o

o

o

[ ppp]

E.Piano

{

& ∑

Ó #œ

œ #œ

5:6


9

113

#˙ Vla.

Ó

Ó

˜˙

&

5

:“; #˙ 113 ·

µ˙

˙

µœ œ ™

˙

˙™

œ

˙

J E.Gtr.

Ó

& 5

3

3

3

poco cresc.

> b ww w &

w

bb ww w

E.Piano

{

& ppp

Mar.

Sound.

& bw o ppp ‹ & bw

p

w

w

w

w w bw b w o œ

œ Sampler (Vc.)

Ó™

&

Ó™

=

play using thin reed's edge

F 119

Vla.

&

Ó

q=93 Low whistle (real sounding) o‚ 1 1 ! · Œ

5

# 1 gliss. #whistle !

5

o ·‚

!

1

( open strings )

Ó™

B &

) o

o

pppp

o

pppp

)

ppp

pp

pitch shift +5, +12 [mix 50/50] 5

[by left hand]

119

E.Gtr.

&

Ó

„ œ

œ

˙

5

œ

Œ

„ œ

œ

œ #œ

œ

œ #œ

Œ

1

3

œ #œ #œ

œ

1 3 3

4

4

4

2 3

4

1

3

4

œ #œ #œ

œ

1

1

pp

poco cresc. 5 5

E.Piano

{&

Ó œ

œ

˙

œ ˙

œ

œ

œ #œ

œ

œ #œ

poco cresc. pp

Sound.

‹ & w <b><b> w w


10

q=82 [ whistle ]

#! 124

&

~o &· o

Vla.

pp off

124

E.Gtr.

[ bend up ] gliss.

#œ #œ ‚ œ

tenderly [ by right hand fingers ]

3

µœ

·b˙

Ó

& 1

3

2

1

[ bend up ] gliss.

œ

& œ #œ

[ by left hand only ]

œ ∑

1

œ œ ‰pppp

˙

œ

˙

œ œ #œ œ œ

œ

#œ ‰

˙ Â

1

3

4

3

œ

µœ

Ó

∑ nœ

œ œ #œ œ œ

œ

˙

5

E.Piano

[ by pitch bend ]

{

j ™ Œ œ

Ó™

&

w

o

j

Ó™

œ Mar. arco

ppp

5

Mar. arco Mar.

& ˙™ ˙™

œ ‰

Œ

Œ œ

#s

Sing with closed mouth

œ o

s o

ppp

ppp

s o

o

s #s s

ppp

#e e e #e Sound.

‹ & Œ

‰™ e

Ϊ

5:3

œ Sampler (Vc.)

& Œ

‰™

Ó

=

off

tremolo 2

off

tremolo 1

5

130

E.Gtr.

1

3

o

~o

& œ #œ œ ˙ „ ‰

w

pp

pp

pp

w w

w w

 #~

#w

4

#˙ & œ #œ œ ˙

pp

#w #w

w

w

w

#w

w

w

E.Piano 5

{

Ó™

& w

w

w

œ o

poco a poco dim.

Inhalation Sing with closed mouth

ha-u

œ

5

Œ

molto legato

Mar.

& œ s ∑

s #˙ nœ

s

˙™ ˙

Ó

5

ppp

4

5

o

ppp

f

#w # ˙ Œ o o ppp

f œ J ‰

#œ œ œ Œ o J Œ™ p


( pitch bend by fingers )

µ#µ w w w Exhalation ( hau ) nw w w

137

E.Gtr.

&

w w w w w w

w w w w w w

2

11

off

tremolo 2 Exhalation ( hau ) ( pitch bend )

( pitch bend ) 9 9 3

˙ E.Piano

{& w

œ #œ

˙

2

w o

#˙˙ µB˙˙ œœœ œnœ# œ n œ # œ. œ. œ. œ. œ # œ #œ n œ # œ # œ #œ #œ almost on o perception border

˙ ˙ o

ppppp

pppp

Exhalation ( hau ) ( low whistle gliss. )

‚ ‚

‚ Mar.

&

Mar. arco

‚ ‚

2 Ó

pppp

w

w

˙

ppp

Sound.

‹ & w

2 w

w

w

w

œ Sampler (Vc.)

2 Ó™

&

Ú

= play using thin reed's edge with changing fingering

4 q=63 ( + high sound )

( open strings )

B Ó™

o

j „ #6

j

F

144

)™

)

Vla.

6

)

n ‚6

)™™

~

~

ppp 144

n˙ ™ E.Gtr.

&

Œ

E.Piano

w

w

w

Ó

˙

{& o

o

pppp

#w

pppp

Mar. arco ( don't stop the bow movement, divide notes by left hand muting )

Mar.

j #œ ™ œ œ œ œ

& Ó

3

j œ ˙

Ó

3

ppp

=

( tune this whistle from sound of viola [major 3rd] )

( whistle, breath free )

~

~

O

#O

~

~

151

& o ppp

S.P. I with enough (high) bow's pressure

Vla. play behined the bridge

„ #@

@

2

‰ ˙™

2 1

B„ B))„ n µ) ‰ 1

)) )

n) ‚ „ B#)) ‰

)) )

( high oscillations )

&

3

mp also press 3rd string by same finger, it will changes sound


Inhalation 156

&

w

œ

mf sub p

Vla.

& =

œ

w

Ó™™

J o

œ

Inhalation

Sing with closed mouth Very tranquil, very free

ha----------------------------------------------------------u

12

Ó

o

#f

o

#f

ossia: -8 pppp

B

w

( on the bridge)

w

ppp

o

pppp

19

161

Ensemble

The whole performer existence stipulates a certain inner substance. We are talking about deep concentration on breathing process and transition from real body breathing to playing on instrument. Find connection between breathing and the way of bow movement speed. It's possible to talk about deep immersion of performer into his inner substance. Visually you can image it as a plant freely fluctuate into slow river flow. The possible performing scheme are notated in the score. The most important to find the way to make this scheme very personal for performer: it's possible to create another scheme or to improvise. From this bar play your part unsynchronized with ensemble. They will count their pause and start to play not correspondent to you part. Play your part independent from counting and even from inner substance untill next ensemble pause coming (bar 210 in their parts). If your score ended earlier than ensemble pause comes make a long fermata on your last note and wait for ensemble. If ensemble pause occurred before performer's score ending go to bar 210 without playing the rest. Sing with closed mouth

Inhalation

w

& # f ( ossia: -8 ) exh.

w

#f

F

S.P. I ‚w

( open strings )

B

)

=

o

pppp

w

& #f

=

Vla.

=

~

low whistle

& Vla.

„#@ &

play behined the bridge

p

3

o

w

#f

w

#f

F

„ ) ‰ #)

pppp

@

etc.

#f

F ‚ µ)

w

#f

ppp

w

low whistle gliss.

#f

@

B

o

pppp

w

#f

w

play using thin reed's edge with increased bow pressure

@ #6 ‚6 „6#6#6 #6 6 6 ‰ ‰ n6

ppppp

w

#f

@

@

improvise freely with melody curve (notes are playing by left hand)

low whistle gliss.

#f

pppp

w

S.P. I ˙ ‰ ˙„ ‰˙

F

pppp

&

#f

‰w

@

6

B

w

( on the bridge )

#f

F@

Vla.

#f

etc.

exh. inh. inh. use your breath speed as a whole notes tempo

Vla.

w

w

@

#f

@

w

#f

&

Inhalation

w

S.P. I

play with higher bow pressure ( high oscillations )

‰w

mp

Sing with closed mouth

f

play on the tailpiece with bow pressure

w p

o


13

( + viola )

5

q=93

E.Gtr.

& ∑

{

∑ #˙

& Ó

E.Piano

& Ó

Mar.

&

5

# œ œnœ œ œ œ ‰™ Ó nœ#œnœ nœ œ œ œ#œnœ nœ#œ œ 5

ppp

on the rack (play by hard plastic sticks)

>˙

>œ

&

>˙

˙ ˙

>œ

o

>˙3

3

3

mp

Vc.

nw nw

Tuned flexatones

Ó™

˙ ˙

o

pp

Ó

nw nw

5

o

5

very soft timbre

pp

Œ

#œ#œ#œ#œ

&

„ ˙

auto-funk (wah): lp. lo, up

180

>œ

Ó

h

„1

Ó™

1

„1™

h

o

mp

Ó

ppp

S.P. II ( real sounding ) „ 3 œ ˙

play on the tailpiece then make gliss. through the bridge

Ó

mp

j

h

o

mp

h

=

„1

ppp

o

( + viola )

q=111

185

E.Gtr.

E.Piano

Mar.

&

{

˙

˙

˙

tremolo 2

‰ ˙

o

˙

 O

O Ó™

&

&

?

prepared by paper (distorted sound) play by soft plastic / rubber stick

&

&

˙ o

g

G™

Œ

˙

˙

˙

G

3

pp

g Œ

Ó

˙

˙˙

œœ

Ó

˙g

œ

Mar. arco

50 / 50 Col legno - bow hair

#˙ o

Ó

Play with singing with closed mouth

· #˙ #X o

ppp

œ Œ œ œ

Ó

œ ˙

Glockenspiel

‚˙ ‰˙ ˙

˙ ˙ 3

Ó

pp

Vc.

„ #˙ ˙

off off

œ™ ¿™

o

pp

Œ

Ó™

overdrive (fuzz), spin box

Ó

Ó

p

˙

˙ o

Ó

pp

w

˙

pppp

j œ ˙ ¿ X o ppp

„œ œ

[ by left hand ]

Ó o

· #E

e œ

molto S.P.

˙ X

˙ f o

ppp

˙ f

3

˙

pppp play low notes molto S.P. for getting high overtones


14

( + viola )

eq.(+hf), flanger # Ÿ#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ o Ÿ~~~~~~~~~~~~ · ·j 3 l.v. 3 œ œ „ „ ‚œ œ ‚œ œ œ œ # œ œj „œ ‚# œ œ · œ 192 ‚ VII 5 œ ‚ # œ # œ #œ #‚ ‚ œ œ œ #œ & B‚ Ê

o

o

o

#‚ ‚

#‚ ‚

#‚ ‚

3

2

2

1

E.Gtr.

1

VI+ mp

5

œ™ œ œ œ™#œ œ œ œ™ # œ

& Ó™

œ œ™

œ

#œ ™

œ œ œ#œ#œnœnœ #œ#œnœ nœ nœ nœ

nœ œ™ œ œ b œ nœn œ œœ#œœ œ

J

J 5

5

6 5

6

5 7

E.Piano

5 5

{

?

Ó™

∑ o

&≈

≈ nœ nœ nœ#œ ?≈œ

#œ #œ#œ Œ # œ # œ #œ

#œ œ œœ

ppp

o

mp

o

p

Low whistle

Tuned flexatones

3 3

Mar.

& ∑

>‹ ÆJ

Ó™

>‹

>‹

>‹ ÆJ

>Y

>Y pp

mp 50 / 50 Col legno / bow hair

j

3

Vc.

#e & E˙ œ Ó

˙ ™™ f ™™

œ s

Play with singing with closed mouth p

o =

( + viola )

VII 196

E.Gtr.

·o o o ‚ ‚ ‚

& #‚ ‚ ‚ Â IV

‚o ‚

o

o ‚o ‚o ‚o ‚ IV #‚ ‚ ‚ ‚ ˜‰‚

‚‚

o

o

˜#‚‚

‚‚ „

VI+

o nœ‚

III o„ o „II‰ o ‰ ‚ o o oÂÊ o o Âo Ê ‚ ##‚‚b‚ ‚ ‚ n‚ „ II+ n ‚ n‚ n O > > p

o ‚ #‚ ‰ II+

7

6

nœ #œ #œ œ # œ # œ ≈≈nœ#œn œ # œ Œ nœ n œ ≈œ & œ R

œ#œ œ n œ # œ

œ œ œ œ œ™

œ œ J

( release as far as possible )

#˙ #˙

˙ ˙

5 5

5

5

E.Piano

{

?

≈ œ

j ≈ & œ œ œ #œ nœ œ nœ œ #œ ‰ œ J œ

œ™ œ nœ ® bœ. œœœœœœœœœœœœœœœœœœœœœ® ..................... Ó

. . . . . œ. œ. œœœœ . . . œbœœnœœ œœœœœ

5

o

mp

mp

o

mp

5

Mar. arco

~

Low whistle

˙™ ‚

Mar.

O

>‹

& o

pp 3

· j molto S.P. Vc.

& ˙ ™™ f ™™

#œ #s

˙™ f ™

#e

#e

#e #e ™

œ

#œ œ ™

>‹

>‹

ÆJ ÆJ ÆJ >‹ >‹ >‹ >‹ mp #e #e #e ne

#œ œ#œ nœ

play low notes on molto S.P. for getting higth overtones 3

o

p

o

p

o

p p

>‹ ÆJ

>‹


15

( + viola )

III II IV III+ IV IIIIII IV III-IV- II III II- III- III IV IV o o 5 „ ‚ · ‚ · ‚ · ‚ ‚ · · „ · IV o o o ‚ 199 „ ‚ „ „ „ „ „ ‚ ‚ ‚ ‚ o o o o o o o #‚ o ‚o ‚ ‚o ‚ o b‚o o Bb‚o o ‚o o B‚o o o o #‚ n‚o #‚ o n‚o #‚ o o o„ #‚o ‚ ‰n‚ „b‚ b‚ ≈ b‚ Bb‚ ‚ b‚ b‚ n‚ ≈ n‚ B‚ #‚ ‰ ‚ & n‚ Â # ‚Â #‚ n ‚ Ên ‚ III- IV

E.Gtr.

5 5

mp

“” . . œ. œ. œ. œ. b œ. œ. n œ. # œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. # œ. œ. n œ. œ. # œ. œ œ

œ œ

<#> ˙ <#>˙

œ.

œ. # œ. œ. # œ.

œ.

œ. œ.

& 5

5 5

E.Piano 5

{

. bœnœnœnœ œnœ Œ & œœ

≈ œ œ œ #œ œ œ

. . . . n œ #œ œ # œ # œ œ œ n œ œ n œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. # œ. #œœ. œœ. œœ. œœ. œœ. œœ. œœ. œœ. œœ. œ ® ® ® ® J 6

o

7

o

mp

o o

mp

j ‚ ˙

Low whistle

O™ Mar.

& ‹ >

>‹ ÆJ

>‹

>‹

>‹

>‹

mp

Ϊ

Low whistle

‚™

œ

>‹ Mar. arco

J 4:3

%

% ?

Vc.

& poco cresc.

=

( + viola ) off off III5 o o o o o „ Bb‚‚ Œ & Ê ÂB ‚ ‰B‚ Bb‚ B‚

· #œ ™ ‰

201

E.Gtr.

o

˙

˙

· # Oo #E

· o

p

O

VII (II)

o

p

V

o · nO o

p

mf

:“; w & w

∑ 3

w w o

œœ

3

E.Piano

˙

˙

˙

˙

{

˙ ˙

nœ ÆJ

& Low whistle Mar. arco

‚™ ˙

Mar.

& J

pp j Œ ‚ Œ™ > >‹ ‹ >‹ ÆJ > ‹ ÆJ >‹

o

pp

Mar. arco ( don't stop the bow, divide notes by left hand muting )

œ >‹

>‹ ÆJ

>‹ ÆJ

>‹

>‹

Ó™

Œ œ

Tuned flexatones

œ

œ

œ

œ

ppp

play on the reed thin edge

3

D 3

? Vc.

) ppp

#) „

)

Ó™

6

)™ ‰

)

œ

p


16

( + viola )

O

205

E.Gtr.

E.Piano

Sound.

Vc.

&

{&

“” ˙™

Œ

œ

o

#w

„ C #6

play in the middle of reed

? )™

Ó™

ppp

‹ &

=

Ó

&

Sampler

w

w

Ó™

w

6

Ensemble

&

Sing with closed mouth

Vla.

& B-s

pppp

=

q≈ ≈72 222

Vla.

12

( don't wait ending of viola solo, play bar 222 in its time )

210

B-s

s s

Sing with closed mouth (sing mostly for yourself then for any listners)

& s

s

s

s s

It's possible to sing another melody here, most important to find the way to make this melody very personal, very touching for performer.

s

Bs ns

b-s

4:3

s s s s f s

s

j

B-s

-s

b-s

j3

f ™

r j3 s s bs

5

s #s s

f

s s bs bs

s

s ns

ppppp From this bar play your part unsynchronized with ensemble. Sing this melody in convinient tempo or improvise and follow ensemble score for starting tougether bar 229. Then play synchronized with ensemble.

=

Vla.

& f

f

s s

3

s

s

s

j3 s

s

s s

s

ns

5

s

5

s

bs

s

s s

s

gliss.

bf

3

s s s


17

( + viola's melody )

auto-funk (wah): bp. hi, up

off

off

overdrive (fuzz), spin #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 3 o o # Ÿ˙ ™ VI+ „œ µ‚ ‚ ‰ > > > ë mp

222

E.Gtr.

& Œ

„ ˙™ o

w ppp

œ ∑

&

Ó™

5

E.Piano

{

&

œ

Ó™

œ

œ œ o

œ o

p

Mar. by 2 soft plastic sticks

˙™

˙™

w

#œ Mar.

& Œ

œ

œ

œ o

pppp pp

=

( + viola's melody )

Glockenspiel prepared by paper (distorted sound) play by soft plastic / rubber stick

> 5 > >5 > 5 Glockenspiel œœœ œœœœ œœ œœœœœœœ œ œ œ œ 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 g™ g™ g ‰ g g g g g g g ‹ ‹ ‰ ‹ ‹ ‰ ‹ ‹ ‹ ≈‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ 5

œ œ6 6 6 nœ#œ œ #œ# œ g ™ g ™ g ≈ & œ

225

Mar.

5

5 5 3

7

5

5

5 5

mp

Tuned flexatones spring spring

l.v. S.T. 50 / 50 Col legno / bow hair 3 3

as a love song

& #˙ #f Play with singing with closed mouth o Vc.

port. port.

ppp

˙ f

˙ f

 #œ œ #s s

#˙ #f

j # œ #s

˙ f

port. por t.

˙ f > ëp

10


18

very clean sound arco 1cm behined the bridge (with clip on 1st string)

œ

231

( + viola's melody )

Ó™ & ( make singing fade out )

pppp

o off

pitch shift +12 [mix 50/50]

delay [+ phaser]

o o o o o o ™™ VII „ o o‚ #‚‚o IIIo „ #‚ „ n‚ #‚ ‚o #‚ o ≈ n ˙ ‰ ‚ µ ‚ & ‰œ n‚ ‚ nœ n‚ œ n‚ IV IIIo

228

E.Gtr.

231

œ J

˙™™

œ

˙™

#œ J

5

w & w

w w w w

E.Piano

? w

{

œ œ œ œ œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. #œ œ œ œ œ œ 5 light 5 # œ œ Ó™ ‰ ™ œ œ œ#œ#œ

w #ww w w Ó™

Œ

p

o

5

5

o

ppp pp

Ord. very tranquil

Vc.

&

Ó™

œ pppp

=

232

Vla.

w

w

œ

3 4

Ó™

& o

o

232

E.Gtr.

˙™

œ

œ #œ ™ J

˙

&

w æ ≈ x 7 o

ppp

E.Piano

{&

œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. Œ 5

5

3 œ 4 æ ≈ x o 7pppp

Ó™

3 4

3 4

5

o hit the reed for getting percussive chord 5

Vc.

& ˙™

Œ h > p


19

˙™

236

Vla.

w

3 &4

4 4 off

overdrive, eq.(+hf), pitch shift (+3,7)

E.Gtr.

3 &4 œ ææ

4Ó 4

Ó

o K >‚o IVo > K‚ #>‚ ‚ · ‚

IIo L >‚ ·

236

III-

5

o

o

III

o #>‚ ™

>‚o >o >o b‚ ‚ ‚ „ ‰

·

mf 3 6

3

6 6

3 & 4 Ϊ ppp E.Piano

{

?3 Ó 4

#œ#œ#œ #œ #œ #œ 44 #œ #œ#œ#œ#œ ≈ #œ #œ#œ #œ nœ nœ œ ‰ # œ #œ œ o o o o o 5 5 n œ 4 ≈ ≈ 4Œ ≈ ≈ Ó nœ nœ #œ #œ nœ #œ #œ o o pp pp

Œ

Tuned flexatones 5

Mar.

3‹ &4

6>

ç #>œ

6 ‹ç #œ #‹ ‹

Marimba 2 metal sticks

Metal spring

by 2 metal sticks

‰™

4Ó 4

Œ

® #>œ >œ #œ > #>œ

‹ 5

#>œ #>œ #>œ

5

mf mf

œ bœbœ

[ next notes will activated by d3 key on sampler ]

Sound.

‹ 3 &4

4< Ó 4

µœ œ œ

œbœ œ n œKœ B œ b œ œ œ Jœ œ µœ

5

6 3

mf S.P. I (bow on the reed)

œ

3

'cosmos' sound Vc.

3 &4

4 4

Œ

3

‰ „œ

Vc.

œ

&

œ

œ

œ

mf press 3rd string to fingerboard by left hand fingers

=

7 arco in 1cm behined the bridge (with clip on 1st string), leaping bow

q=120 ·” “. 238 œ Vla.

œ.

œ.

œ.

œ.

œ.

œ.

œ.

œ

œ

œ.

œ.

œ.

œ.

œ

5

3

5

o o5 o o o & # ‚ #‚ n>‚ #>‚ > >‰ „ Ê Â IV

238

l.v.

#>‚ Œ ™ ‚

Ó

o

Metal spring ( Flex. )

6 Mar.

>‹

& ≈

Ó™

∑ o

3

Kœ nœ Bœ Sound.

nœ nœ

‹ &

>‰

Ó™

‰ Ó™

5

3

Vc.

œ.

˙

& pppp

E.Gtr.

œ

& œ

œ


20

Vla.

q=111 :“; . œ. œ. ˙ 242 œ &

œ.

œ.

œ

w

w

w

w

+ high sound oscilations ( change bow pressure )

o

3

o

p

hit to sounding-board, relise open strings sound 242

E.Gtr.

& ∑

Ó™

∑ h >

H >

H >

p p

& ∑

p

∑ #˙ ™

#˙ ™ o

E.Piano

{

? ∑

o

pppp

Marimba arco with 2 bows 5

5

5

nw Mar.

Ó

˙

& #˙ o

p

o

˙ o

˙ o

molto legato

˙

& ∑

Ó

o

p

o

o

S.T. con vibr. tenderly, very tranquil

hit the reed for getting percussive chord Vc.

Ó

#w

#w

· Œ #˙ ™

∑ H >

w

p

p

=

Sing with closed mouth

:“; 248

˙™ s

Vla.

f

s

f ™

&

Œ

f ™

f f

f ™ s

f ™ s

3

ppp

pitch shift -12 [mix 50/50] off 248

E.Gtr.

&

Ó #˙ o

&

Ó

w

w

Ó™

˙ µ˙

#œ #˙ o

E.Piano ppp

{

?

Ó

˙ f

˙ f

Œ

50 / 50 Col legno / bow hair

Vc.

& #œ#œ ˙

Œ

œ s

w f

o pp Play with singing with closed mouth

w f

˙™ f ™

œ s

œ s

˙™ f ™

œ s

˙™ f ™


21

255

Vla.

& f

Ó o

E.Gtr.

&

Œ

 ˙™ o

Vc.

& œ s

˙™ f ™

˙™ f ™

œ s

˙™

œ

œ

 ˙™

pppp

Ó™

œ s

„ 3 µœ J œ n˙ ™

255

=

Continue to play melody using last bars as an example. Play very tenderly, almost in silent (on a verge of hearing). 261

5 15 E.Gtr.

& w

w o

Sound.

‹ &

&

5 15 ∑

5 15 Vc.

Sampler

&

=

8 278

2 E.Gtr.

Sound.

& œ o ‹ & Œ

Ó™

#œ #œ

Œ

2

#œ ‰

œ

Œ

Œ

œ

œ œ

œ

2 Sampler (Vc.)

& Œ

Ó

Œ

Ó

= finis soft 282

E.Gtr.

&

Ó™

· œ

Ó ∑

Ó

pp Mar. arco

Mar. arco

Gong Gong

?

Ó™

Mar.

˙™

œ

p

ppp

#œ o

Ó™

w

w

ppp

p

#œ o

˙ ppp

Ó


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