53. Read the shape and surface of an instrument – yours ...

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Source: Composition Exercises (Tobias Reber).

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Read the shape and surface of an instrument — yours? — as a graphic, sculptural score

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• 265. Replace all notes with rests and all rests with notes
• 329. Different sounds for different note values
• 39. Channel the sadness.
• 391. Do something the way it’s always been done
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• 50. Don’t use the Fibonacci sequence in your piece
• 505. Sing the truth in Falsetto
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