A Prayer for Harmonic Convergence for Soprano Sax, B Flat Clarinet, and Bass Clarinet Sheet Music | David Jaedyn Conley | Woodwind Ensemble
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A Prayer for Harmonic Convergence for Soprano Sax, B Flat Clarinet, and Bass Clarinet Digital Sheet Music
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A Prayer for Harmonic Convergence for Soprano Sax, B Flat Clarinet, and Bass Clarinetby David Jaedyn Conley Woodwind Trio - Digital Sheet Music

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"A Prayer for Harmonic Convergence" is a "musical meditation" for Soprano Sax, B Flat Clarinet, and Bass Clarinet. It is written in free time, and is more of an exercise in vertical development versus horizontal. A degree of tonal indeterminacy is implied and demanded, as the nature of the instruments that it was written for requires the player to make adjustments of their embouchure in order to keep the pitch in tune with the other lines. In a piece where a note which acts as a third suddenly finds itself acting as a fifth or a root means that slight variations of intonation is inevitable. This is a desired effect. Slight overtones from the instruments are meant to combine and mingle. Occasionally the overtones converge and cause the sinusoidal waveform to beat at different frequencies. There is no way to predict how and when the phenomena will happen, and therefore there is no real way to perform this piece the same way twice. While the performer should take care to keep their intonation complimentary to the other players, a degree of latitude is intended so that the performer may experiment with this concept. It is suggested that the players perform from the score so as to anticipate the entrances and exits of the other performers.

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