John Cage Sonatas & Interludes V for prepared quarter-tone marimba
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whoaaaa this must be WAY harder for marimba(s)! (Quite easy for original piano)
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Great Job! Great acoustics!
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I was blown away by the mere sound of this piece... I've never heard anything like this before. It sounds as if manipulating the marimba (to make the special sound effects/quarter tones) was quite a project. Great results, congratulations!
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mmm interesante.
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how did you do this?
joerules03 3 years ago
I prepared a piano at Umass (where I used to teach) and wrote down the resulting pitches and colors. I then tried to reproduce them as much as possible using a 5 octave marimba, a quarter-tone extension, put some small objects on the bars to reproduce the tones of the bolts and rubber on the piano strings, and added some other "pitched" instruments to complete the missing sounds.
edleandro 3 years ago