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1 llinois Wesleyan niversity Digital W Compositions Outstanding Student Works 2014 Flow Tommy Bravos llinois Wesleyan niversity Recommended Citation Bravos Tommy Flow (2014) Compositions Paper 45 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by The Ames Library the Andrew W Mellon Center for Curricular and Faculty Development the Office of the Provost and the Office of the President t has been accepted for inclusion in Digital W by the The Ames Library at llinois Wesleyan niversity For more information please contact digitalcommons@iwuedu Copyright is owned by the author of this document

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4 nstrumentation Violin Trumpet in Bb Main Vocals Harmony Vocals Piano Performer Notes Time signature is suggested but assume uidity nwritten ritardandos and tempo rubato are allowed when appropriate most specifically at any 5/4 section when the main theme is present Solo Vocal line may be sung as written if the performer is male and the part may be taken the octave up should it fit a female singer's range more appropriately Be sure to follow the notes at measures 51 and 54 as well as when those respective sections return The repeated sections may be played up to 5 times at the performers wishes but must be repeated at least twice For the four measures where vocal harmonies are present the pitches sung do not have to match what is notated but the rhythm must remain the same This section may be repeated extensively up to 15 times As it goes with most pieces of popular music what is notated is not always what is heard There is a fair degree of liberty in this piece to stick with the theme of ow As long as the chord structure and notated meters are followed the piano player may vary the chords and rhythms and the vocalist may change the solo line However these parts can't stray too far from the original content as the Violin and Trumpet parts should not be altered f the piano and vocal parts were changed drastically they would clash Duration Approximately 345

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12 8 Vin 47 fj Pno Vln Pno 'f' V 't> 47 J t> 1: 50 fj fj t> 50 fj t> l L LJ )' 1)' v Will till nev _ till / 'ill '' Violin improvises Repeat 25 times r 101 _ '; 'ill : v ' r er till 'ill fl' f : f l=: End f 6 till ' ' :; Ji 101 'ill r

13 9 Vin f rt\ v 11 : f'l * mp e( ' r r *mp The sea is gen tie Harmony Hf'''l t1r''71: +::'e(=f++hf++ll Pno no _f rt\ v 11 ' ' _ ' r u 1t L no v r\ r\ The sea is gen te 11 * mprovisation on notes is allowed must keep notated rhythm

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21 17 Vln 100 r 1 =================t= f Violin improvises Repeat 25 times f r r _ ================r ==t!= f v 1i til Vin 103 ' r 1'1 r u = = mp armony Pno < r '' 10\ r 10\ 7' r v 11 h r:: til 6 * r r mp The * sea is gen mp The sea is gen ; mp tie tie til

22 18 Vln 106 ' 11' _ Repeat 515 times _ ' f ' 1'1\ ' v }' t\ t\ at and teach es care Pno t < j 1)' L 11> 0 J j * Again mprovisation of pitches s allowed and this time encouraged but must use notated rhythm Vln rit ' f r\ L ll 11 _ f'j ' Pno 11 ' frro\ v 11 ' 109 rit ill ' J l L 11> )' 0 _

23 19 Vln J' k r_ 11 ':' J2f1 Pno T! r til til Vin 115 '1 '1 Pno f 15f1 rit ; _0 0 1 llmols Wesleyan mverstty February 28th 2014 Duration 3 :45

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