Beautiful looking scores

[lukeottevanger]

Oh, yes, yes, yes, I am. Ever since downloading and going through Tchaikovsky's entire piano output (or nearly all of it) in vain search of a simple, mazurka-like ( ) melody, I spend all my sleepless nights scheming.

But nothing will come of it, at least for a while - not enough time.

But I didn't at any point mislead you, did I? I was most helpful, I thought. All questions answered with scrupulous honesty.  0:)

Guido should have got it anyway - he's supposed to be a big fan of that piece. 

[Maciek]

Well, I guess that should console me a little...

[Ugh!]

George Crumb, Makrokosmos II.

[lukeottevanger]

As I said, Eugene, get thee hither to the mystery scores thread - we could do with you over there! (The Crumb one you just posted has been on that thread, #222 of the ones I've set). Another gorgeous-looking score, fit to stand beside Makrokosmos, because like that piece, every page of this one is special, is Shaffer's Apocalypse of St John - here are two pages from it that I posted on the mystery scores thread a long time ago (my #164 a and b):

[karlhenning]

George Crumb, Makrokosmos II.

Peace, baby!

[springrite]

George Crumb, Makrokosmos II.

Alright! Now that I have the score to this section, I will listen with the score tomorrow!

[lukeottevanger]

[looks shiftily around] Fancy the score to the whole thing, squire? I have it around here somewhere, might be able to provide a link....

[springrite]

[looks shiftily around] Fancy the score to the whole thing, squire? I have it around here somewhere, might be able to provide a link....

That sure would be nice. I do not have ANY scores after Le Sacre. It'd be an interesting listening and learning experience for me, for sure.

[karlhenning]

As I said, Eugene, get thee hither to the mystery scores thread

Could be worse, Eugene; he might have said To a nunnery go.

[karlhenning]

That sure would be nice. I do not have ANY scores after Le Sacre.

Oh, we'll have to send you a Henning score; bring you right into the 21st century!

Edit :: typo

[lukeottevanger]

I'll try to dig it out. But it's possible that the disc on which it is saved in PDF form is missing at the moment in the chaos that I call home...

[lukeottevanger]

Could be worse, Eugene; he might have said To a nunnery go.

I couldn't do that to the poor nuns.

[karlhenning]

I couldn't do that to the poor nuns.

You have always been a model of decorum, Luke.

[lukeottevanger]

That's genius for you.

[Ugh!]

I couldn't do that to the poor nuns.

Yes, me and nuns tend to be a messy affair  0:)

[greg]

Yes, me and nuns tend to be a messy affair  0:)

i didn't see anything......

[J.Z. Herrenberg]

Yes, me and nuns tend to be a messy affair  0:)

[Ugh!]

Cornelius Cardew, Treatise. A monster of a graphic score

More on this and others at Pictures of music:
http://www.blockmuseum.northwestern.edu/picturesofmusic/index2.html

[Ugh!]

Hans Christian Steiner, Solitude

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