instrumental music
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Recording for strings. I'm trying to simplify, simplify, simplify so the tuning of each note becomes a matter of interest to the ear, and one forgets to wonder how or why the sound is made. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MbXJ6oKCX0
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Update, the video chopped off the last moments of that movement. It's just instrumental music, not sacred, but here are the so-far-completed parts of the 4 movement quintet:
https://soundcloud.com/williamcopper/0589_1_quintet
https://soundcloud.com/williamcopper/0589_iiquintet
https://soundcloud.com/williamcopper/0589iii
fourth and last movement to follow soon.
Thanked by 1CHGiffen -
For completeness, some scores, prepublication. The third movement is the first time I've used the tuned harmonic seventh, so it required a new intonation symbol.
0589_1_quintet.pdf3M 0589_2_quintet.pdf1M 0589_3_quintet.pdf1M
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