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Interzones by Bruce Hamilton (1996)

Vibraphone solo with tape

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Interzones by Bruce Hamilton (1996)

Vibraphone solo with tape

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Interzones Bruce Hamilton (1996) Interzones for Solo Vibraphone and Tape -commissioned by Timothy Adams- Equipment Required: vibraphone DAT player (or CD player or high quality cassette player) powerful stereo amplifier, mixer, and speakers monitor or headphones ‘microphone(s) Performance Notes: ‘Accidentals carry through the measure but do not apply to octave transpositions. ‘The player must produce harmonics at certain points by holding one mallet in the center of the bar and striking with the other between the center and the node. (sounds 2 octaves higher) ‘There is no click track on the performance tape; the performer must rely on the tape part ‘The top staff consists of rhythmic cues from the tape part Ped. = pedal (hold down until indicated) Feath, = feather-pedal (player's discretion) * = pedal off += dead stick (press mallet into bar) 0 = harmonic (sounds 15ma) Duration: 10'45” (©1996 Bruce Hamilton Interzones Bruce Hamilton (1996) for Tim Adams and Brent England - my ——> wie STH 2 eS _ op ef 4 pp ey (ramones; sound 133) = = 2 4 oy -}. ef nf oe = 120 f VT +1 (mates) 4 : i a “Qi? SF ol ba enato 7” id | = | _amyp mates) 7 Saree eo eee ward 4 be 5 : wg Eeeerecreee reer Tag ete my : oa ae wba eae ee eee ire be (cea 1 1 abe € tet eetett tie Ee & fap fieepetereeete ee fhe th 3 J ie eicbetefntete-r Interzones ADDENDUM Measure 84 and measures 261-272 are doubled with a vibraphone sound on the tape part, thus there is ‘no need to worry too much about notes (84) or to tear up your mallets with loud glissandi (261). ‘At84, rhythm and contour are enough (notes are a bonus), and at 261 light glissandi (visual) will suffice. ‘Measure 179 may be played as written or as follows: (ay) ee (ete.) 179 ci. mp——f 3 (That's how I play it.) It’s crucial that the playback system be quite powerful. Amplification of the vibraphone is optional depending on the size of the room. BH,

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