Photographic Scores
 Jez riley French

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a single sheet of paper, possible outcomes  a performance should involve an in-depth exploration of no more than four elements and should be performed in a space where the sounds of the surrounding area are audible and regarded as part of the score  7 solo (from the czech scores)    Photographic Scores by Jez riley French

for one or more  with instrument/s: audible lines, created  without instrument/s: audible lines, perceived  Score for Listening #37    Photographic Scores by Jez riley French

one  in a natural space: listen for an audible line,  clear and subtle – it should be on the edge  of all other sounds  two  in an interior: with one window open,  viewing the score, find yourself unaware of  the passing of time  matters of duration are left to the listener  Score for Listening #10    Photographic Scores by Jez riley French

close to trees  listen until the air blankets the sound of branches  Score for Listening #35    Photographic Scores by Jez riley French

using a window as a lens for listening in an urban environment  Score for Listening #26    Photographic Scores by Jez riley French

watching dusk, begin to feel the evening’s texture represented by sounds  matters of duration are decided by one’s personal definition of dusk  Score for Listening #17    Photographic Scores by Jez riley French

...moments  score #2    Photographic Scores by Jez riley French

the photographic score should be  contemplated by all performers prior  to the performance – the image is to  provide a sense of texture for the  singers to mirror  vocal score (page 1)    Photographic Scores by Jez riley French

for any solo instrument or approach  take each line as a ‘movement’ within the piece,  play without a break  but inserting quietudes within each movement  where they arise intuitively  estonia – photographic score #2    Photographic Scores by Jez riley French

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