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==Score==
Solo work with electronics by Martin Lohse
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==Info==
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===In English===
===In English===
'''Speed'''<br/>
'''Speed'''<br/>
for marimba & nine delays
for marimba and nine delays




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===In Danish===
===In Danish===
'''Speed'''<br/>
'''Speed'''<br/>
for marimba & ni delays
for marimba and ni delays




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Elektroniken består af ni delays der sammen med den originale lyd danner et simpelt Change ringing mønster.<br/>
Elektroniken består af ni delays der sammen med den originale lyd danner et simpelt Change ringing mønster.<br/>
Den specielle teknik Change ringing blev udviklet i de engelske kirker i det 17th århundrede, og er kunsten at ringe med et sæt af stemte klokker i et matematisk mønster kaldet “changes”, og på den måde skabe gentagelser der langsomt forandres.
Den specielle teknik Change ringing blev udviklet i de engelske kirker i det 17th århundrede, og er kunsten at ringe med et sæt af stemte klokker i et matematisk mønster kaldet “changes”, og på den måde skabe gentagelser der langsomt forandres.
Martin Lohse 2010
==Desciption, electronic part==
Nine mono delays distributed in the speakers:
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|'''Delay'''
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|'''Surround'''
|'''Stereo'''
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|Original sound
|0 ms
|0°
|centre
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|Delay 1
|6 sixtenth notes/1000 ms
|324°
|centre-left
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|Delay 2
|12 sixtenth notes/2000 ms
|288°
|left
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|Delay 3
|18 sixtenth notes/3000 ms
|252°
|left
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|Delay 4
|24 sixtenth notes/4000 ms
|216°
|centre-left
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|Delay 5
|29 sixtenth notes/4833 ms
|180°
|centre
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|Delay 6
|33 sixtenth notes/5500 ms
|144°
|centre-right
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|Delay 7
|37 sixtenth notes/6167 ms
|108°
|right
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|Delay 8
|41 sixtenth notes/6833 ms
|72°
|right
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|Delay 9
|45 sixtenth notes/7500 ms
|36°
|centre-right
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The level of the nine delays should be even or a little less than the amplified original sound.
To get the effect of fast 16th notes interlocking between the marimba and the delays, it's crucial that the tempo are exact throughout the piece. It is therefore recommended that the piece is being played with a click track or a silent metronome.


Martin Lohse 2010
Martin Lohse 2010

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Solo work with electronics by Martin Lohse

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Composer Martin Lohse
Title Speed
Supported by The Danish Arts Foundation

Work number W.33
Composition year 2010

Movements 1
Duration 11 min

Genre electroacoustic
Number of instruments 1
Instrumentation marimba and nine delays

Score notation computer (Sibelius)
Pages 26
Free score yes

First performance 15 May 2010

by Ars Nova, Malmø
place EarUnit, LiteraturHaus, Copenhagen


Musical styles and elements minimalistic, modal



Programnote

In English

Speed
for marimba and nine delays


Whirling notes
in a frozen movement


Minimalistic in the essence or the word.
Fast figures repeating with small nearly inaudible shifts, meeting the frozen time of changing.

Range marimba: C-e´´´, composed 2010, duration: 11 min.

Electronics
The electronics consists of nine delays which, together with the original sound, makes a simple Change ringing pattern.
The special technique change ringing developed in English church towers in the 17th century, and is the art of ringing a set of tuned bells in mathematical patterns called “changes”, thereby giving repetitions which slowly change.

Martin Lohse 2010


In Danish

Speed
for marimba and ni delays


Frossen sats
af hvirvlende noder


Minimalistisk i den inderste betydning af ordet.
Hurtige figurer der gentages med små næsten uhørlige skift, mødes med en fastfrossen tid af bevægelse.

Varighed 11 min.

Elektronik
Elektroniken består af ni delays der sammen med den originale lyd danner et simpelt Change ringing mønster.
Den specielle teknik Change ringing blev udviklet i de engelske kirker i det 17th århundrede, og er kunsten at ringe med et sæt af stemte klokker i et matematisk mønster kaldet “changes”, og på den måde skabe gentagelser der langsomt forandres.

Martin Lohse 2010

Desciption, electronic part

Nine mono delays distributed in the speakers:

Delay Delay time Surround Stereo
Original sound 0 ms 0° centre
Delay 1 6 sixtenth notes/1000 ms 324° centre-left
Delay 2 12 sixtenth notes/2000 ms 288° left
Delay 3 18 sixtenth notes/3000 ms 252° left
Delay 4 24 sixtenth notes/4000 ms 216° centre-left
Delay 5 29 sixtenth notes/4833 ms 180° centre
Delay 6 33 sixtenth notes/5500 ms 144° centre-right
Delay 7 37 sixtenth notes/6167 ms 108° right
Delay 8 41 sixtenth notes/6833 ms 72° right
Delay 9 45 sixtenth notes/7500 ms 36° centre-right

The level of the nine delays should be even or a little less than the amplified original sound.

To get the effect of fast 16th notes interlocking between the marimba and the delays, it's crucial that the tempo are exact throughout the piece. It is therefore recommended that the piece is being played with a click track or a silent metronome.

Martin Lohse 2010

Performances

All versions of - Speed

Speed: Wired Sound
Inter Arts Center, Bergsgatan 29, Malmo, Sweden
Sunday 16 May 2010, 15:00
... more info


Speed: Wired Sound
LiteraturHaus, Møllegade 7, Copenhagen, Denmark
Saturday 15 May 2010, 17:00
... more info


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