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1 Balázs HOVÁTH káé 10 in eoia E o Alto Saxohone in E-lat and Ha 016 to the Duo Sea AYING SCOE Balázs Hováth, 016
2 káé 10 (cica 10) was coosed in the eoy o the Hungaian wite éte Esteházy in 016 It is dedicated to the Duo Sea (Ezséet Selelo Saxohone and Anasztázia azvalaeva Ha) who equested the iece Howeve the title the iece contains 11 oveents The eason o this is that éte Esteházy entioned that he witing his novel Egy nő (A woen) he wanted to ceate cica 100 sections ut not exactly 100 Theeoe I ceated cica 10 oveents which ae actually 11 The eetitions at the end o the longe oveents ae to e eeated any nue ut stat the eetition at least once I you have to inish togethe agee in a seciic lace o counicate clealy with each othe duing the eoance Duata / Duation: ca -9 in káé 10 was coosed with the inancial hel o the National Cultual Fund, Hungay Wold eiee: /0/01, (H) y Duo Sea (Ezséet Selelo Saxohone and Anasztázia azvalaeva Ha)
3 Secial signs Alto Saxohone in E-lat káé 10 - in eoia E - 01 Quatetone alteation u, down HOVÁTH Balázs (*196) Blow into the intuent using the given inge-key (ooid notehead) ½ Hal (eath) / hal noal sound Oen (had) Sla-tongue (sote sound) Key-clicks with the given keys ite lv 0 ove hand lv gliss gowl 0 (thoat) - lv ± nn tongueinhale STO n n see e = 1 glissando lv gliss ± i inst Ó - no - Ȯ voice coe ia i Ó n n n Multihonic sound with the given itch should doinating o uilt on this itch Gowl with thoat Bite the eed (ute) Highest ossile itch n n lv i nn 1/ 06 hit (ute) 11 glissando hit Inhale, then sto the sound with the tongue Sing and lay siultaneosly 11 Balázs HOVÁTH, 016 Ó lv Ó 1 1/ 1/
4 16 0 INTO I 1 Ha n µ M n Ï F od fio fio ast fi fio on tuning egs g g liss g onthe tuning Glissando egs with lectu (Thow away 1 0 ggg n liss g do down the lectu ate the sound to ulil g ggg this action hit I in the any ties iece, eae 6- lectus, ank cads) g uzz (ute) n fi g away lectu! g e =thow 10 ^ ggg fi µ M Mute at the given oents µ M the sound n INTO n I Ï F F Ï fi fi e = 1 ull e = 10 o eo= 10 e = 1 fio fio vi fio fi on the stings the hand) lace you let hand (edge o sotly and µ 1 9 ull da the (hade olageolet) µ Mhal-lageolet gliss vi n 0 stings Ceate Ÿ than n n hit O sounds Ï F I uzz (ute) fi µ hit ^ (ute) ull M uzz fi fi eod = 10 ast ^ o o µ on tuning "fi " fi fi egs o n g g with sotedal soundn 1 n liss F µotion M fi gggg n Buzz Ï s s ggg n F hit fi0e = 10 gli tongue uzz (ute) Ï gg n STO inhale ull fi 1/ Ÿ thow lectu! 1ast odaway fi gggg sueall ^ n fio fi1/ o ng egs fi o sound oad 9 g (u) gggg n hit ull fi uzz " "gg n(ute) s s see i l ^ hands given hit egiste (ute) and kee you n gggg n n g FHit the stings at aox the uzz ) 10 gg fi e= 1 fi e= 10 thee stong daening way lectu! sound ^ ess ily vi g g µ g Ó M Ÿ Ó fi e =10 ull Ó 9 µ all vi sound gowl n n oad ite ull q =0 - F µ (thoat) Ï coe ia µ inst - so ulleove you hand Osotly 9fi fi that they esonate eove hand o the stings e =1 F n e=o10lv o fi "" n lv ate (You need to kee you hand on the stings the evious ess ily n ull 9 Ó Ó e = 10 hit action you quasi Ó a sot hee ss - Ÿ and n hand eove vi to get voice gli ull esonating esult) hit q = 0 µ uzz (ute)µ - inst edal O- ^ n "" sueall ss ily e= 10 n (u) sound oad the edal should stay at the edal coe ia A E fin ull gliss with uzz sound voice 1/ sueall 1/ aiving (u) - osition (the next alteation always its to - n n µ Ó lv nó this itch) inst F O ess ily sueall oad sound )n (u) ull 9 esueall = 10 Take a sueall (sall ue all this is used yily n ily ess voice ess gowl ull n ite ecussionists) and u the sound oad (Downwad otion is - inst q = 0 n (thoat) µ F O- e 1= 10 ess ess ily ecoended) n ily y n n ull µfi- - inst lv e = 10 fivoice O- ull Ó q = 0 µ - inst Ó n Ó edal n od so O(NO lageolet) ess let hand ily to the stings voice n the n that itches will e quite noisy A esse ily n voice G n n H sueall (u) n n G lv edal H G n ily Ó a A ess A E a n e=10 ess ily ily ess ) ull q = 0 Balázs HOVÁTH, 016 n µ - inst - Balázs HOVÁTH, O ess ily n n G ess ily n ess ily voice lv fi Ó od Ó e = 1 ull e = 10 gliss 9 gliss liss
5 n n n od µ- µ vi vi µ U M sueall 0 (u) lv µǣ inst n O - o U S n F U voice n n Ó Gliss acoss the stings with nail : et it viate lv Ÿ n ˆ 1 n n ess ily n " " tuning key ṗ Ÿ 16 egs n " " π ˆ 1 16 π ess ily Balázs HOVÁTH, 016 AF U lectu ) slow 16 lectu 16 ± 16 ˆ 1 ess ily U 16 lectu 16 1 ˆ ca -6 sec Noal gliss acoss the stings (with lectu) c si (-x) U U hit n (ute) v n n lv i ca -6 sec nn U si (-x) c gliss glissando U U gliss u the given sting with sueall (The diection o the aow will not show the ideal diection you ay u downwads) n ˆ 1 luck the given itch (evis A-natual) ess ily 16 ˆ 1 and lace the tuning Balázs HOVÁTH, 016 Akey at the given lectu itches to lay glissando (Kee the lectu in you hand while lucking so that you can continue the next a) slow 16 F lectu 16 ˆ 1 16 ˆ 1 11 π gliss Scatch the sting lengthwise (with lectu) 16 1 ˆ (Scatch the sting with ingenails O ae tissue twisted aound the sting see ouv 0) u the sting and gliss acoss the stings siultaneously (with sueall) Stat with uwad otion o the soundoad and slide acoss stings only a it late U F inst O - voice n F ite
6 to the Duo Sea káé 10 - in eoia E - 01 INTO ull lectu on tuning egs thow away lectu! ast od I gliss M uzz HOVÁTH Balázs (*196) hit (ute) vi gliss vi "" ull 9 sueall (u) sound oad ess ily gowl (thoat) ite edal C B E sueall (u) lv ess ily ull inst voice ess ily Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
7 Scoe 1 od A G II vi 1 isigl vi glissando E ull sueall (u) sound oad od E D F vi Balázs HOVÁTH, 016 gliss vi M gliss inst ( voice )
8 Scoe III lectu on tuning egs slow : tuning key C "" lectu slow F ess ily lectu E : ess ily lectu od senza sinc senza sinc ca -6 sec si (-x) si (-x) 1 IV a teo C B A G ess ily ess ily Balázs HOVÁTH, 016 lag lag od od
9 od secco ess ily lag od 1 ess ily lag od ess ily lag od V eeat and Fade out (eely) Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
10 6 0 vi n isigl µ vi e = 10 n glissando n gliss M µ vi gliss n Ó o glissando Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
11 Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
12 Scoe INTO ull on tuning egs gliss vi thow away lectu! gliss vi ast od sueall (u) I "" sound oad 0 gliss uzz M ull ess ily hit (ute) 9 1 gowl (thoat) ite edal C B E sueall (u) od lv ess ily H Balázs HOVÁTH, 016 ull inst voice G ess ily D C B E A
13 Scoe 1 II sueall (u) sound oad gowl (thoat) ite lv ull inst voice 9 ess ily F gliss sueall (u) glissando lv 6 III : hit (ute) tuning key C A "" lectu slow B ess ily lectu 1 E : ess ily lectu od senza sinc senza sinc ca -6 sec si (-x) Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
14 10 IV a teo si lectu aízsei/köö "" ast si "" 0 "" "" "" it slow "" "" ast V si "" it slow "" ast 9 slow ast "" slowast "" slow "" ed "" ast "" si "" Balázs HOVÁTH, 016 "" eeat eely then inish the oveent anywhee (togethe) ast slow "" "" "" ast
15 0 11 e = 10 n sueall (u) sound oad gowl (thoat) - ite lv gliss ± nn n n glissando lv hit (ute) i Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
16 1 Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
17 0 1 q = 0 Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
18 1 Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
19 06 1 inst e = 1 - Ȯ voice no- n n n Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
20 16 1 INTO e = ull on tuning egs gliss µ vi n thow away lectu! e = 1 gliss vi µ n ast n n g n od e = 10 i i I e = 10 ḳey-click i o gliss Ÿ " " sueall (u) F sound oad 0 i o i o Ï uzz ^ µ M n hit (ute) i n ull ess ily F 9 gowl (thoat) ite - edal E sueall (u) A lv ess ily n n n q = 0 n e = 10 ull µǣ inst O - voice ess ily 1 a A od n H n G n ṗ Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
21 1 II e = 1 inst - Ȯ voice O - e = 10 ḳey-click e = 1 inst -Ȯ voice µo - e = 10 ḳey-click q = 0 1 n n n i o i o i o n n n i o i o i o e = 10 i o ḳey-click ull ǣ 16 vi n ess ily ull 9 6 inst - Ȯ e = 1 voice O - n n n e = ǣ vi n inst - Ȯ voice ess ily e = 1 O - n n n e = 10 ḳey-click π i o Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
22 1 III e = 10 lectu on tuning egs : n F slow π n n tuning key n n AF Ÿ " " lectu slow π U ess ily lectu 16 ˆ 1 16 ˆ 1 16 ˆ 1 16 ˆ 1 16 ˆ 1 16 ˆ 1 K E K : ess ily lectu Ô sinc ṣenza od ṣenza sinc U U n U U ca -6 sec si (-x) IV 1 a teo Ï Z K F M N B X C V F glissando ull F inst O - voice n F see ite Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
23 19 1 F coe ia O - F coe ia n n coe ia 6 F glissando O - F see no - gliss O F 61 V q = 0 see n n O - glissando n n n n O - O gliss O - n n O - n n 6 O - O - O - O O - gliss gliss n gliss 69 no- O - 9 O O - any itches gliss 9 Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
24 0 0 INTO I e = 1 ull on tuning egs gliss thow away lectu! ast n n g n od i i e = 10 ḳey-click i o gliss i o i o µ M Ï uzz ^ n hit (ute) i F µ vi e = 1 gliss µ vi e = 10 Ÿ " " n ull 9 n n sueall (u) F sound oad ess ily e = 10 gowl (thoat) ite - edal E sueall (u) lv A ess ily n n n q = 0 n ull µǣ inst O - voice ess ily Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
25 1 n ṗ 1 16 a A od H n G n II {q = 60} ull 16 n ǣ 16 nn 16 ˆ 1 - ˆ1 ˆ 1 n n n sueall (u) sound oad q = 0 gowl (thoat) - e = 10 ite lv vi n n ite n ull n ǣ 16 - n n n n q = 0 Balázs HOVÁTH, n 1 n n od µ- n
26 e = 10 III ZG : n n tuning key n n SAU Ÿ " " lectu slow π FY ess ily lectu 16 ˆ 1 16 ˆ 1 16 ˆ 1 16 ˆ 1 16 ˆ 1 16 ˆ 1 K : K E ess ily lectu Ô sinc ṣenza od ṣenza sinc U U n U U ca -6 sec si (-x) IV a teo Ï Z K π H B od π it olto al {e = 90} x = q 6 {e = } (it olto al) {e = 0} q = 0 Ô Balázs HOVÁTH, 016 Ó hit (ute) i Ó see Ó
27 0 e = 10 1/ ( ) Ó Ó eove hand lv inhale tongue- STO see Ó i coe ia Ó 1/ Ó lv Ó ( ) coe ia Ó i Ó 1/ Ó lv 1/ Ó Ṙ Ó i a ( ) Ó lv Ó Ṙ Ó i G 6 Ó V ( ) Ó Ó 1/ lv Ó Ó eeat eely then inish the oveent anywhee (togethe) Ṙ i G : sei-tone highe at each eetition Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
28 09 (INTO) e = 1 ull lectu on tuning egs gliss thow away lectu! ast n n g n od i i Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
29 Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
30 6 10 e = ull n ǣ 16 nn - n n od µ- Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
31
32 Scoe INTO ull on tuning egs gliss vi 1 gowl (thoat) thow away lectu! ite gliss vi ast od edal C B E sueall (u) lv od sueall (u) I "" sound oad ess ily gliss 11 uzz M hit (ute) ull Balázs HOVÁTH, 016 ess ily A ull 9 inst voice G ess ily E
33 1 II 9 1 vi gliss vi gowl (thoat) ite sueall (u) sound oad D gliss sueall (u) lv inst 0 voice vi M Balázs HOVÁTH, 016
34 Scoe 0 III : E tuning key C A "" lectu slow B ess ily lectu 9 IV E a teo : ess ily lectu od senza sinc senza sinc C B A G V G sueall (u) ess ily vi eeat eely then inish at Coda dolce lv CODA Balázs HOVÁTH, 016 od od glissando glissando lv ca -6 sec si (-x) lv Ócsa, 016 únius-úlius
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