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111. New As Old
112. Old As New
115. Vampires
123. Bubbles
126. Cheesy
12. Let a piece of gear guide the development of a piece of music
137. Old-Time Electronica
13. Bridge in 5/4
15. Childhood Memories
15. Treat shuffle ratio as a dynamic parameter
162. Then VS Now 👹 // Describe musically your hometown first as the child you were, then as you see it now
163. Layering Minutes After Midnight
169. Not A Fan // Write a piece in a style/genre you don't normally enjoy
16. sandpaper and dice
178. Invert the dynamics
17. Atlantis
186. My Name
187. Three Strands
18. relative prominence
18. the way a child sings – joyfully inaccurate, taking erratic turns, and like no one is listening
221. Morning Music
23. Corporate
24. Rainbows and Unicorns
265. Replace all notes with rests and all rests with notes
274. Broken Sound
282. Berio's Bach
29. 11/16 Time Signature
291. Lantern Effect
30. Sound of Colors
310. From Memory
323. Music for Meditation
329. Different sounds for different note values
32. Summer Vibes
375. Despite Yourself
384. Breath Beat
391. Do something the way it’s always been done
39. Channel the sadness.
3. the expanded glass harp / 497. Benjamin's Glass
41. Dirty minimalism
439. Hybrid Self
459. From a Distance
45. Create tension and release through careful manipulation of just one parameter
461. Goldilocks Zone
493. Let the talking do the music
4. Invent (better yet: dream) a new word. Explain its meaning, etymology and a famous invented quote in which ...
505. Sing the truth in Falsetto
508. Loudatio. Howlelujah. Sighlence.
50. Don’t use the Fibonacci sequence in your piece
53. Read the shape and surface of an instrument – yours ...
542. Schrödinger Scat
59. Vowel Choral Drone
67. Treat density – in sound and in time – as a dynamic parameter in every voice in your composition, and in the ...
6. Release The Beast
77. Audio Vacation
91. Walking music
94. Exorcism
Brouhaha: Balalaika
Brouhaha: Drum
Brouhaha: Gong
Brouhaha: Pan Pipes
Brouhaha: Saxophone
Brouhaha: Triangle
Claire
Clap quietly
Continously, legato
Cough loudly
Extremely short tones (under and much under 1 second; pointillistic)
Fast, gradually becoming monumentally slow (ritardando)
Find a medium sized/weighted object and drop it, pick it up with ...
High sounds
If you can whistle, do so
Improvise a limerick ...
Individual fast crescendi and diminuendi as well as some passages having a constant level
Individually making sudden changes between different or contrasting, unchanging levels ("terraces")
Individual slow crescendi and diminuendi as well as some passages having a constant level
Interweawing timbres (making a pattern together)
Invent your own word and use it convincingly in a sentence
Keep breathing, in, out, in, out, in
Light timbres
Like classical music
Like electronic music
Low sounds
Make an anagram out of your name
Make five different sounds with your hands over your face
Make one high sound, then one low sound
Make two high sounds and two low sounds
Massively, block-like, masses of sound, etc.
Matthew Lee Knowles, Eleven Text Scores For Pauline Oliveros, Two [...]
Maurice
Melodies
Mixed timbres
Mlk 530 375
Mlk 830 Ccccc
Mlk 830 Cpiyh
Mlk 830 Malfas
Mlk Ase 240
Mlk E Aaq
Mlk E Ihsose
Mlk E Isaway
Mlk E Sapoasbc
Mlk E Sasol
Mlk E Sitsob
Mlk E Sreoes
Mlk E Ssp
Mlk E Syfl
Mlk Ewcarfato Dmc
Mlk Fdf
Mlk Iatilhsimg Aiim
Mlk Iatilhsimg Tiaqaicdi
Mlk Iatilhsimg Ymesas
Mlk Sm Scs
Mlk Sm Shs
Mlk Sm Sms
Mlk Sstm
Monumentally slow
Motifs
Oscillate between a high sound and a low sound
Patterns
Pianissimo
Piano with sforzandi (=sudden strong, short accents)
Play a soft sound, lasting 5 seconds
Provoke comments
Recite a line of a poem, very quickly
Recite the alphabet in the manner of a young child, making ...
Regular, symmetric figures
René
Say a word beginning with a letter 'a'
Say out loud as many colours as you can think of as quickly as possible
Say out loud the longest word you can think of
Say what you really think
Scratch 153
Short, irregular points
Shout "Eureka!" then start crying
Sign the highest note you can think of then think about the lowest ...
Sing a nursery rhyme replacing ...
Slow, gradually becoming fast (accellerando)
Solve: 2+2
Speak a sentence, with each word being in a different language
Speak only using vowels, as quickly as possible
State your name, sex, occupation and age in as regimented a voice as you can manage
Sustained tones of middle durations (1-3 seconds)
Talk as a pirate might, for as long as you wish
tapping with flat palm over heart, imitating a slow heartbeat
Tell a beautifully absurd joke, in the direction of a month
Think about number seven. Say it aloud six times
Touch the material you are reading this sentence from
Trigger Atonal
Trigger Change Key
Trigger Change Register
Trigger Change Timbre
Trigger Chaos
Trigger Faster
Trigger Fewer Notes
Trigger Jazz
Trigger Loop
Trigger Louder
Trigger More Notes
Trigger New Idea
Trigger Rock
Trigger Slower
Trigger Softer
Upbeat Frank
Very fast
Very long sustained tones (more than 10 seconds)
Whisper the alphabet, but shout these letters: A, C, E, G, H, J, N, O
  1. 59. Vowel Choral Drone
  2. 6. Release The Beast
  3. 67. Treat density – in sound and in time – as a dynamic parameter in every voice in your composition, and in the ...
  4. 77. Audio Vacation
  5. 91. Walking music
  6. 94. Exorcism
  7. Brouhaha: Balalaika
  8. Brouhaha: Drum
  9. Brouhaha: Gong
  10. Brouhaha: Pan Pipes
  11. Brouhaha: Saxophone
  12. Brouhaha: Triangle
  13. Claire
  14. Clap quietly
  15. Continously, legato
  16. Cough loudly
  17. Extremely short tones (under and much under 1 second; pointillistic)
  18. Fast, gradually becoming monumentally slow (ritardando)
  19. Find a medium sized/weighted object and drop it, pick it up with ...
  20. High sounds
  21. If you can whistle, do so
  22. Improvise a limerick ...
  23. Individual fast crescendi and diminuendi as well as some passages having a constant level
  24. Individual slow crescendi and diminuendi as well as some passages having a constant level
  25. Individually making sudden changes between different or contrasting, unchanging levels ("terraces")
  26. Interweawing timbres (making a pattern together)
  27. Invent your own word and use it convincingly in a sentence
  28. Keep breathing, in, out, in, out, in
  29. Light timbres
  30. Like classical music
  31. Like electronic music
  32. Low sounds
  33. Make an anagram out of your name
  34. Make five different sounds with your hands over your face
  35. Make one high sound, then one low sound
  36. Make two high sounds and two low sounds
  37. Massively, block-like, masses of sound, etc.
  38. Matthew Lee Knowles, Eleven Text Scores For Pauline Oliveros, Two ...
  39. Maurice
  40. Melodies
  41. Mixed timbres
  42. Mlk 530 375
  43. Mlk 830 Ccccc
  44. Mlk 830 Cpiyh
  45. Mlk 830 Malfas
  46. Mlk Ase 240
  47. Mlk E Aaq
  48. Mlk E Ihsose
  49. Mlk E Isaway
  50. Mlk E Sapoasbc
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