Lab
Sketches for pieces played across several Stick S3s, tried in the browser first.
- In C, on a meshPlayers work through short patterns at their own pace, locked to one device’s pulse.After Terry Riley · 10 devices
- Music for 18 Stick S3sEighteen parts holding chords, building patterns, and moving on at the vibraphone’s cue.After Steve Reich · 18 devices
- Piano Phase for two Stick S3sOne figure, two devices, one slowly pulling ahead a note at a time.After Steve Reich · 2 devices
- Clapping Music for two Stick S3sA clapped rhythm against itself, shifting one beat each section.After Steve Reich · 2 devices
- Drumming for nine Stick S3sDrums, marimbas and glockenspiels building and phasing a single figure.After Steve Reich · 9 devices
- Music for Pieces of Wood for five Stick S3sFive claves building one figure a note at a time, in twelve, eight and six.After Steve Reich · 5 devices
- Violin Phase for four Stick S3sViolins entering in unison and settling at their own offsets.After Steve Reich · 4 devices
- Hoketus for six Stick S3sTwo groups striking in strict alternation, left against right.After Louis Andriessen · 6 devices
- Music in Fifths for three Stick S3sOrgans in parallel fifths, a figure growing a note at a time and shrinking back.After Philip Glass · 3 devices
- Les Moutons de Panurge for four Stick S3sA melody built note by note; a device that slips stays lost.After Frederic Rzewski · 4 devices
- Bach playerForty-five pieces of Bach’s counterpoint, one voice per device: all the inventions and sinfonias, ten fugues from The Art of Fugue, canons, the six-voice ricercar and chorales.Johann Sebastian Bach · 2 to 6 devices
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