Got bounced back. I will try again: http://www.mathewrosenblum.com/works_continentaldrift.html
Hi All--here is the streaming sound file of the whole piece that I mentioned before. "Continental Drift" by Mathew Rosenblum. Recorded in 1988. On my old 8D. I had to jump between the two worlds of a 19-tone scale and 'normal' 12-tone scale. Mathew was very prepared and brought me all the correct fingerings himself, and they all worked. (Still, could have used the Grabois book!) The piece sounds pretty improvisatory, but is in fact totally notated. Very hard work (nailing that "flat on purpose, lined up with the piano," high C, t-123, etc.) but in the end, rewarding and fun. Just for fun, people--play C above middle C--then go down by quarter-tones, t-open, t-123, t-2 (b) , f side-123, t-1 (b flat)--make a melody with them--it is fun and expressive. -- Tom Varner www.tomvarnermusic.com -- Tom Varner www.tomvarnermusic.com _______________________________________________ post: [email protected] unsubscribe or set options at https://pegasus.memphis.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/options/horn/archive%40jab.org
