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The idea with the other three variations was to apply a different rhythmic transform to the theme. The lengths of the sections thus correspond to the level of time-stretching or -compressing applied to the theme. For example, the third variation stretches out the theme almost beyond recognition, and is the longest. Pitch selection was largely free and intuitive, but I did try to emphasize certain chords or dyads here and there, and of course I was interested in a complex weaving of lines. The fourth variation sticks the closest to the Orwell generator chain and is constantly modulating through the Orwell circle in a similar way to the melody itself.
The idea with the other three variations was to apply a different rhythmic transform to the theme. The lengths of the sections thus correspond to the level of time-stretching or -compressing applied to the theme. For example, the third variation stretches out the theme almost beyond recognition, and is the longest. Pitch selection was largely free and intuitive, but I did try to emphasize certain chords or dyads here and there, and of course I was interested in a complex weaving of lines. The fourth variation sticks the closest to the Orwell generator chain and is constantly modulating through the Orwell circle in a similar way to the melody itself.


Note that the note-naming system here is standard for 31-EDO (in this case with Sagittal accidentals), and is based on meantone temperament. Thus, the particular relationships of Orwell are somewhat obscured. If different tunings of Orwell were desired ([[22edo]] or [[53edo]] for instance), new scores would have to be produced.
Note that the note-naming system here is standard for 31-EDO (in this case with Sagittal accidentals), and is based on meantone temperament. Thus, the particular relationships of Orwell are somewhat obscured. If different tunings of Orwell were desired ([[22edo]] or [[53edo]] for instance), new scores would have to be produced. However, this piece was conceived in 31-equal. The circularity of the theme through the Orwell generator chain requires that 31 Orwell generators get you to the octave.


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The idea with the other three variations was to apply a different rhythmic transform to the theme. The lengths of the sections thus correspond to the level of time-stretching or -compressing applied to the theme. For example, the third variation stretches out the theme almost beyond recognition, and is the longest. Pitch selection was largely free and intuitive, but I did try to emphasize certain chords or dyads here and there, and of course I was interested in a complex weaving of lines. The fourth variation sticks the closest to the Orwell generator chain and is constantly modulating through the Orwell circle in a similar way to the melody itself.&lt;br /&gt;
The idea with the other three variations was to apply a different rhythmic transform to the theme. The lengths of the sections thus correspond to the level of time-stretching or -compressing applied to the theme. For example, the third variation stretches out the theme almost beyond recognition, and is the longest. Pitch selection was largely free and intuitive, but I did try to emphasize certain chords or dyads here and there, and of course I was interested in a complex weaving of lines. The fourth variation sticks the closest to the Orwell generator chain and is constantly modulating through the Orwell circle in a similar way to the melody itself.&lt;br /&gt;
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Note that the note-naming system here is standard for 31-EDO (in this case with Sagittal accidentals), and is based on meantone temperament. Thus, the particular relationships of Orwell are somewhat obscured. If different tunings of Orwell were desired (&lt;a class="wiki_link" href="/22edo"&gt;22edo&lt;/a&gt; or &lt;a class="wiki_link" href="/53edo"&gt;53edo&lt;/a&gt; for instance), new scores would have to be produced.&lt;br /&gt;
Note that the note-naming system here is standard for 31-EDO (in this case with Sagittal accidentals), and is based on meantone temperament. Thus, the particular relationships of Orwell are somewhat obscured. If different tunings of Orwell were desired (&lt;a class="wiki_link" href="/22edo"&gt;22edo&lt;/a&gt; or &lt;a class="wiki_link" href="/53edo"&gt;53edo&lt;/a&gt; for instance), new scores would have to be produced. However, this piece was conceived in 31-equal. The circularity of the theme through the Orwell generator chain requires that 31 Orwell generators get you to the octave.&lt;br /&gt;
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