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C0 note (16,35 Hz) — vibrating on liquid surface

D0 note (18.35 Hz) — vibrating on liquid surface

C0 note (16,35 Hz) — vibrating on liquid surface

F0 note (21.83 Hz) — vibrating on liquid surface

G0 note (24.50 Hz) — vibrating on liquid surface

A0 note (27.50 Hz) — vibrating on liquid surface

Tsukamoto, Kazumi: GRAVE 

 

 

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  • Program notes: 

    A technique of composing music, which is to shorten a passage step by step, enhance the tension gradually and reach the high point, is called passage contraction. It is used by many composers around the period of Beethoven onward. On this occasion, I contrariwise composed a work by stretching the passages gradually. It may seem to lead to slackness, but generated gravity... it is "GRAVE".　 "GRAVE" is dedicated to Jovanka Trbojevic, a composer in Finland who died young in 2017.

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Instruments

Total number of musicians: 
89
Musicians1st player2nd player
Flute
3
C
Piccolo
C
Oboe
3
Cor anglais
Oboe
Clarinet
3
Bass
B-flat
Bassoon
3
Contrabassoon
Bassoon
Horn (F)
4
Trumpet
3
C
C
Trombone
3
Bass
Tenor
Tuba
1
MusiciansInstruments
Percussion
4
Glockenspiel
Marimba
Timpani
Tamtam
Tom-Toms
Temple Blocks
Wood Blocks
Other
Harp
1
 
Keyboard
1
Piano
Musicians1st player2nd player
Violin
30
Viola
12
Cello
10
Double Bass
8
5-string
5-string

 

 

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