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!!Score ---- |t |t |t [../files/articles/reich/1967_slowmotion_score_grey.jpg]{br}{small}''Steve Reich’s ''Slow Motion Sound'', from his book "Writings About Music". In 1967, Reich considered this to be a "conceptual" score, since the technology wasn’t commonly available to do it (except for a very few tape recorders with a "rotating playback head").''{/small}|t |t |t |t |t |t |t |t {br}{br}{br}{br}{cap}Slow Motion Sound{br}{br}{br}very gradually slow down a recorded sound to many times its original length without changing its frequency or spectrum at all.{br}{br}{br}Steve Reich 9/67.{br}{br}{br}{br}{br}{br}{br}{br}{br}{br}Son au Ralenti{br}{br}{br} « Ralentissez très graduellement un son enregistré de plusieurs fois sa longueur originale sans aucunement modifier sa hauteur et son timbre. »{br}{br}{br}Steve Reich septembre 67.{/cap}| {br}{br} — [Notes on verbal score / Notes à propos des partitions graphiques, textuelles, etc.|PENDULUM4#Notes_on_verbal_score___Partition_Graphique] {br}{br} {br}{br}
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