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Pañc hazar chakra kai andar : for prepared multi-tracked disklavier / Andrián Pertout.
Also known as: Within Five Thousand Cycles
by Andrián Pertout (2000)
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- Instrumentation: Multi-tracked disklavier, prepared.
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Audio Sample
Performance by Eugene Ughetti, Peter Neville, Matthias Schack-Arnott, Nozomi Omote from the CD Symétrie intégrante
(this sample is of the percussion quartet version of this work)
Product details
Pañc hazar chakra kai andar or Within Five Thousand Cycles is a piece for Yamaha Disklavier that attempts to explore the instrument within the context of John Cage inspired piano preparations (utilizing machine screws, flat mudguard and standard washers, plastic and brass olives, paper clips, cup head bolts, hex full nuts, white board and fold back clips), North Indian 'Hindustani' derived cyclic rhythmic patterns (juxtaposing two contrasting talas: Jhumra, 14/4 or 3 + 4 + 3 + 4 and Champak sawari, 11/4 or 4 + 4 + 1½ + 1½), analogue synthesis (including Arp 2600 LFO/Sine Wave filter sweeps, envelope filtering and Mu-tron Bi-Phasing), digital effects processing (ring modulation, distortion, 4-band eq, chorus, reverb, delay), studio generated harmonic resonance or 'sympathetic vibrations' and modern digital hard-disk recording technology.
Published by: Australian Music Centre — 1 facsimile score (30p. -- A4 (portrait))
Difficulty: Advanced
Duration: 5 mins, 38 sec.
First performance 12 Jul 01. Waveform, School of Contemporary Arts, Australasian Computer Music Association Conference, University of Western Sydney
Includes programme and performance notes.
Composer's no. 373.
The composer notes the following styles, genres, influences, etc associated with this work:
Yamaha Disklavier, North Indian ‘Hindustani’ talas: Jhumra and Champak sawari ; John Cage inspired piano preparations, analogue synthesis harmonic resonance or ‘sympathetic vibrations’
Winner of the Second Prize in the Open Space Electro-acoustic Competition (Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
Typeset edition.
This edition produced Dec 22.
ISMN: M-67301-228-8
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