All Pieces by Tag

There are tags for four levels of difficulty: easy, low-mid, high-mid and hard. Notice that in the library table there are only three with intermediate levels unified. The classification is overall, for both musical skill needed and the complexity of rules and strategizing.

List of pages tagged with easy:

Acapella Harmonies
Angelic/Devilish Choir
Animal Sounds
Antakshari
AWZK170
Bees
Bengt af Klintberg, Calls, Canto 5 (1966)
Bengt af Klintberg, Calls, Canto 6 (1966)
Bounce-the-sound
CCAR17
CCDCR132
CCSBR7
CFIRT146
CFS32
CHMR89
CJ81
Conductor
Conversations
Danish Clapping
Democratic Chord Writing
Developing a Linear Rhythm
Dice Contract
Dick Higgins, Danger Music Number Seventeen (1962)
Dimensional Exercises
Draw It Yourself
Dueling Bumblebees
Emmett Williams, Ten Arrangements for Five Performers (1962)
Entitled Piece
EZ179
Fairy Tale
Fluxfestkit Legacy
Follow the Images
Game in Ear Training
Game Over
GC166 Sweet Singing Rite
George Brecht, Symphony No.3, Fluxversion 1 (1964)
Head Shoulders Knees Toes
Hello!
HMSIR5
HSDN01
Into The Labyrinth, lvl 1
JNWWR37
Ken Friedman, Whoop Event (1964)
Larry Miller, 100 Yard Metronome Run (1970)
Leading And Guiding
Leading by a Sound
LH159 Pop Rite
Luce Fierens, Possible Flux Performance or Postfluxgame (1987)
Mating Game
Matthew Lee Knowles, 100 Events, no 35
Matthew Lee Knowles, 100 Events, no 39
Melody-Go-Round
Movement for Ears
Movement for Ears / Rumble Ball / Body Conductor / Dance Conducting
MPIR106
MPNR21
MPR109
MPSACR142
Musical Brouhaha
Musical Chairs
Musical Dixit
Musical Tetris, lvl 1
One Round Together
Pass the Sound
Postcode Percussion
Rhythmic Breathing
Riff Jamming
Robert Bozzi, Choice 10 (1966)
Room Score
Shuffled Cues
Snippets
Song Association (game/mechanic)
SS155 Willy Nilly
Step In / The Echoing Well
Stones
Stones
Tag: easy, low-mid, high-mid, hard
The Impersonator
This Instrument is Not What it Seems
Three-note Jam
TMCR39
Tuning in
Volume Waves
Winking Murderer: The Musical
Yoko Ono, Lighting Piece (1955)
  1. Acapella Harmonies
  2. Angelic/Devilish Choir
  3. Animal Sounds
  4. Antakshari
  5. AWZK170
  6. Bees
  7. Bengt af Klintberg, Calls, Canto 5 (1966)
  8. Bengt af Klintberg, Calls, Canto 6 (1966)
  9. Bounce-the-sound
  10. CCAR17
  11. CCDCR132
  12. CCSBR7
  13. CFIRT146
  14. CFS32
  15. CHMR89
  16. CJ81
  17. Conductor
  18. Conversations
  19. Danish Clapping
  20. Democratic Chord Writing
  21. Developing a Linear Rhythm
  22. Dice Contract
  23. Dick Higgins, Danger Music Number Seventeen (1962)
  24. Dimensional Exercises
  25. Draw It Yourself
  26. Dueling Bumblebees
  27. Emmett Williams, Ten Arrangements for Five Performers (1962)
  28. Entitled Piece
  29. EZ179
  30. Fairy Tale
  31. Fluxfestkit Legacy
  32. Follow the Images
  33. Game in Ear Training
  34. Game Over
  35. GC166 Sweet Singing Rite
  36. George Brecht, Symphony No.3, Fluxversion 1 (1964)
  37. Head Shoulders Knees Toes
  38. Hello!
  39. HMSIR5
  40. HSDN01
  41. Into The Labyrinth, lvl 1
  42. JNWWR37
  43. Ken Friedman, Whoop Event (1964)
  44. Larry Miller, 100 Yard Metronome Run (1970)
  45. Leading And Guiding
  46. Leading by a Sound
  47. LH159 Pop Rite
  48. Luce Fierens, Possible Flux Performance or Postfluxgame (1987)
  49. Mating Game
  50. Matthew Lee Knowles, 100 Events, no 35
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