Скачать или смотреть Variations on "Attack Music" - Another Collaborative Arrangement Project

Our second "Composition Telephone", a new genre invented by Composer Jack Levinson, a second generation musescorian and member of the the discussion group. The object of "Composition Telephone" is to create an entirely different arrangement of an original piece, and can be done with two or more people.

This time around, we've chosen a theme by another musescorian, Isaac Parker. The next person, Jared Walker, wrote his take then sent it to Bryce Rosenwald who then sent his version to me, and I sent my take to Jack Levinson, who was supposed to send his arrangement to Eric Carlson, but ended up sending mine instead, resulting in Eric writing a take on my version, not Jack's. In the end they were switched around and I kept Eric's take, which you will see in the video.

To quote Bryce Rosenwald's video: "Nobody was able to see or hear any arrangements except his own and the previous one. This created a long, meandering sequence of permutations in a similar manner to the game "Telephone." This video contains the original and all six arrangements in sequence. All pieces were arranged with MuseScore and the audio was mixed with various soundfonts."

The first ever composition telephone is here:    • Variations on "Kando Doźj" - A Collaborati...  

The participants (in order of appearance):

Isaac Parker (original composer)
http://musescore.com/user/21887
   / themessengerofmusic  

Jared Walker
http://musescore.com/wjw42
   / wjaredwalker  

Bryce Rosenwald
http://musescore.com/fluteplayer
   / brycerosenwald  

Quinn Mason
http://musescore.com/user/33869
   / mead1955   (You're on it)

Eric Carlson
http://musescore.com/amythistfire
   / amythistfire7  

Jack Levinson
http://musescore.com/user/38565
   / 4dmuffin  


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