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Type of Document Dissertation
Author Zarou, Richard M.
Author's Email Address rmz03@fsu.edu
URN etd-11052008-105926
Title In From the Rain
Degree Doctor of Musical Arts
Department Music, College of
Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title
Mark Wingate Committee Chair
Clifton Callender Committee Member
Ladislav Kubik Committee Member
Benjamin Koen Outside Committee Member
Keywords
  • Music
Date of Defense 2008-10-08
Availability unrestricted
Abstract
In from the Rain is a collection of songs and interludes for mezzo-soprano, two clarinets, piano, five part female choir, three cellos, contrabass and computer. There are multiple ways the piece may be performed; with live musicians and live computer manipulation in quadraphonic sound (4.0) or the playback of the studio recording as performed by Sarah Horick, Sarah Gaskins, Courtney Mourie, and Katy Vickers. The studio recording exists stereo (2.0) and surround sound (5.1) formats. At this time in 2008, a computer is required to perform In from the Rain with live musicians. An Apple Powermac G5 with a 2.0 GHz processor and two gigabytes of RAM is recommended. Along with a computer, a bundle of Waves plug-ins is necessary for live processing of the performing musicians. The recommended bundle is the Waves Renaissance Bundle. The score contains a musical transcription of the prerecorded percussion and live processing. The Appendix contains a detailed account of each plug-in and their intricate settings. This will allow for each effect to be recreated in the

future as technology evolves. The use of a conductor is recommended when performing with live musicians. All text was taken from the poetry of Sara Pennington.

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