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Jonathan D. KRAMER "The Canons of Blackhearth" /

Lawrence MOSS "Toot sweet"

(split LP. Opus One. 1977) [US]

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It’s New Music Tuesday!

Today’s score is Lawrence Moss’s Windows for flute (doubling on piccolo), bass clarinet (doubling on E-flat clarinet), and double bass. There is no record of Iowa’s Center for New Music performing this work on a concert, and it’s also one of the few scores in their collection that was received by the library with no performer or conductor markings.

Moss’s score contains seven cut-outs (the titular “windows”). Whatever appears on the page below is absorbed into the score on the page above. It’s a clever concept that creates a “back to the future” effect for various motives in the work. There’s even a window in the shape of a “t”.

Moss provides some explicit instructions for performers; some at the outset, and some within the score itself (e.g., “all grace notes ON the beat”).

Learn more about Lawrence Moss’s music on his website.

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Cybertronix by Lawrence Moss