Mechanisms by Michael Calamas

$25.00

This piece is an exploration in pulse through the emphasis of various tuplets and polyrhythms. The relationship between 4’s, 5’s and 6’s are fascinating — sometimes leading into one another like a fluid, other times being stacked in a more mechanical, calculated manner.

The electronic track features glass and metal sounds that were recorded live by the composer. The overall effect of the two parts combined is both intricate but also slightly haunting, emphasized by a recurring motive in the crotales.

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Upon purchase, you will receive a secure 24-hour link to the digital performance materials including:

  1. Full Score and Parts — PDF format

  2. Audio Files

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This piece is an exploration in pulse through the emphasis of various tuplets and polyrhythms. The relationship between 4’s, 5’s and 6’s are fascinating — sometimes leading into one another like a fluid, other times being stacked in a more mechanical, calculated manner.

The electronic track features glass and metal sounds that were recorded live by the composer. The overall effect of the two parts combined is both intricate but also slightly haunting, emphasized by a recurring motive in the crotales.

Learn More About The Composer

Upon purchase, you will receive a secure 24-hour link to the digital performance materials including:

  1. Full Score and Parts — PDF format

  2. Audio Files

This piece is an exploration in pulse through the emphasis of various tuplets and polyrhythms. The relationship between 4’s, 5’s and 6’s are fascinating — sometimes leading into one another like a fluid, other times being stacked in a more mechanical, calculated manner.

The electronic track features glass and metal sounds that were recorded live by the composer. The overall effect of the two parts combined is both intricate but also slightly haunting, emphasized by a recurring motive in the crotales.

Learn More About The Composer

Upon purchase, you will receive a secure 24-hour link to the digital performance materials including:

  1. Full Score and Parts — PDF format

  2. Audio Files

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