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Petrichor

Adam Scott Neal
(2007)
page last updated Thu, 10 Sep 2009,  3:41pm PDT

 

 

Description
clarinet and tape piece, sounds like a lazy, rainy summer afternoon

 

 

Keywords:   clarinet, tape, electronics, modern, contemporary, atonal, notated
Duration:   7 minutes
# of Performers:   1

 

 

Files
petrichor.pdf

 

 

Score / Notes
Petrichor is a term coined by researchers I.J. Bear and R.G. Thomas that describes the pleasant fragrance of rain. The fragrance is actually a combination of various chemical compounds collected on rocks and soil, so the term combines the Greek words "petros" (stone) and "ichor" (the blood of the gods in Greek mythology). This piece depicts a rainy summer afternoon, beginning with a thunderstorm and followed by a more subdued rainshower.

 

Contact the composer for the tape part.

 

 

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Thu, 10 September 2009
posted by ASN, 09/10/09  http://www.adamscottneal.com/petrichor_live.mp3

 

 

 

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