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You are Claire. She is prim, sophisticated and well-read. She knows how to keep up appearances and likes things to be kept in orderly fashion.

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Individual slow crescendi and diminuendi as well as some passages having a constant level

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Explore breath as a resource for rhythm

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Play sounds of whose possibility of production you have doubts

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Construct three simple, self-contained sounds (or sonic elements) that are distinct from each other

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Different sounds for different note values

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This is a text/graphic score used with random cues collected from all Games for Music content.

It may be interpreted in different ways, but if it's your first go at open music, then please:

• Take your instrument or otherwise prepare to make your music,
• Imagine yourself in the top left box, and start your improvisation according to a cue you find,
• Go through all 6 boxes moving from one box to it's neighbor, interpreting musically each of them — exact path and timing is of your choice; repetition is allowed,
• If there is a symbol in the intersection of the boxes that you traverse, use it as an inspiration for your transition,
• When you visit and interpret all the boxes, you may end the piece at wish.

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