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ALVIN LUCIER DISAPPEARANCES for String Quartet MATERIAL PRESS Frankfurt am Main ee ALVIN LUCIER DISAPPEARANCES for String Quartet In DISAPPEARANCES four string players make minute adjustments in intonation, causing overtones to appear and disappear. Starting at unison, the players sustain a long unison tone. As they do so, they become aware of the higher partials produced by each other's reinforcement of the unison tone. At any time any player decides to imperceptibly raise or lower her pitch causing audible beats to appear. She is followed by another player(s) doing likewise. When the unison is de-tuned enough the higher partials disappear. The players then imperceptibly move to another unison on another pitch, causing a new set of partials to sound. This procedure is repeated any number of times. This work was composed especially for the students in the Wesleyan University String Quartet and was first performed by them in Crowell Concert Hall, Wesleyan University, on October 20, 1994, as part of the ALVIN LUCIER: COLLABORATIONS FESTIVAL. Copyright © 1994 Alvin Lucier (BMI) & Material Press, Frankfurt am Main (GEMA)

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