Composing
Notes about composing music
Composing
Project: Coltrane and King
Take a section of Coltrane’s Alabama and Martin Luther King’s I Have a Dream speech and apply Arvo Pärts Tintinnabuli composition technique to the resultant piece.
The Carl Gustav Jung Institute purchased it in 1951. When Carl Jung died ten years later, there was a kerfuffle about who owned the codex, and it took another decade for the book to make it back to Cairo.
Compose with a minimum one M-voice—M for “melodic”—and one T-voice—T for “tintinnabuli”, or T for “triad” to make a better mnemonic. These voices probably correspond to individual voices or instruments, but they might also be implied by a single melody just as one might find a “polyphonic melody” in baroque music.
Sarah Was Ninety Years Old – Arvo Pärt Centre
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