Sheet Music: ScoreCross modifications / Peter McNamara.by Peter McNamara (2011)
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Cross Modifications represents how many areas of the Australian Landscape can experience drastic change over time. These dramatic changes are normally dependant on rainfall and can result in large areas of little or no vegetation and life during dry periods, and a complete transformation to dense vegetation and wildlife population during wet periods.
Cross Modifications contrasts two harmonic spectra (chords based on the harmonic series) that gradually change over time and include various parametric filtering shapes. These two spectra initially only use equal tempered pitches, but gradually incorporate various quartertonal pitches as the work unfolds. Melodic lines are added over these spectra in the voices and electric guitar as an added dimension to the texture. The two spectra also initially appear independently of each other. This changes as the two spectra increasingly overlap as the work progresses until they are placed on top of each other at the climactic point. The pitches of each then gradually fade out during the short finale.
Published by: Australian Music Centre — 1 facsimile score (8p. -- A4 (portrait))
Difficulty: Medium — Some use of quartertones, but suitable for youth/amateur performers.
Duration: 3 mins
First performance by Orkest de Ereprijs, Rob Vermeulen — 18 Feb 11. 2011 Young Composers Meeting Final Concert, Gigant Concert Hall Apeldoorn, The Netherlands.
Includes performance notes.
Winning work for the National Youth Orchestra of the Netherlands commission (2nd place) in the YCM.
Typeset edition.
ISMN: 979-0-720117-67-6
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