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6 June 2013 D-Day at 69 STORMWORKS 1988-2013 is designed to be played by any combination of orchestral forces and pre-recorded percussion. In fact, Live Percussion may play with the Pre-recorded Percussion, all the way up to and including a total replacement of the Pre-recorded Track. While this requires a completely, albeit large, “exotic-instrument- equipped” Percussion Ensemble, the possibilities are limited only by your imagination! This version is intended to be a “re-visitation” if you will, of the original work, which of course I encourage all bands to discover/re-discover as an additional resource and experience. One of the many “Untold Stories” of Stormworks and the first piece created for what would later become over 28 hours of Music for Ensembles of the 3rd Millennium®, actually dates back to 1986. Yes, two years before the copyright date of 1988. I was on a film set in Los Angeles in 1986. I don’t remember how I happened to be there! I was actually on many sets, and to the best of my memory, I cannot recall how I managed to get onto the lots! On one particular shoot, I somehow managed to return for many days, past gate guards and security! I was quickly accepted by the cast and crew. One particular shoot was a low-budget horror-thriller. I hung around and helped when I could, eventually pulling levers for the special effects guys. I watched the film-making process, talked to as many people as I could. When people asked me, “Who are you? What are you doing here?” I responded, “I’m the Composer!” Indeed, I had hoped to become the Composer on the film. Forget cell-phones (which were like $800 a month then) and laptops! I had score paper with me! I wanted to impress the director, and in pen, wrote out a fully orchestrated score. It was what I had envisioned as the Main Theme. Seizing a moment, I walked into the bathroom at the same time the director was going, and presented him the score. (Sorry, I wish this could be more “story-book,” but that’s how it happened!) “Who are you?” he asked. “I’m the Composer!” He was interested and cordial for an entire week or so, set up 3 lunches with me, all of which he cancelled, and always at the last possible minute. His film score was eventually written by one of his friends. What a shock! In Hollywood for only a few weeks, I needed to get back to band camp and the 1986 school season. In 1988, that same on-the-set-conceived piece would become sections of 2 significant works... MINDSTORM, the 2nd movement of the S-Matrix Symphony, and TIMESTORM, which was transcribed from the 1986 orchestral work for my High School Band. Later, it became the 1st Movement of the piece, STORMWORKS. The 3rd movement actually quotes a portion of a piece I had written in 1976, After the Storm. (Now we are getting back to my beginnings!) I sent STORMWORKS to ONE band in 1992, offered as a gift in dedication to Operation Desert Storm! That action has brought us to this date in Time with thousands of world-wide renderings. Also during these many years, “imitations” (exceeding simply my musical influence) have appeared again and again. Indeed, one of the reasons I am resurrecting my own 25, well, 27-year-old, well, 37-year-old work is to set the record straight! I cannot count the times I have heard many of the musical ideas written so long ago on a far-away-forgotten studio lot way back in 1986 appear again and again in a wide variety of band pieces, film cues, game scores, you name it. The last such hearing around Christmas prompted the initial inspiration to do this work. Scott and Erin were allies in every aspect of the project! Interestingly, my Grandmother let us go on the very day I wrote this piece. All Music, even the adventure-laden and fun-filled is “sad.” All Music, even sad... is uplifting. I leave you now to the great fun and the great challenge of this relentless 5 minute “episode!” The challenge? Each Musician must acquire the skills of the Studio Musician and play along, as an ensemble with an unchanging, unyielding, unforgiving pre-recorded percussion track. At first this will be difficult, but in time, this process will become intuitive, improving individual and ensemble skills. This work offers the Student Musician the opportunity to rehearse alone and in an ensemble. The pre-recorded Percussion Track may be copied to each player in the ensemble for individualized home practice. Once individual skills are honed, the ensemble can come together, and not only play in exquisitely internalized TIME with the track, but in the proper Mix and Surround. It is a true Timestorm! Enjoy & Godspeed! S PS: See also: STORMWORKS 1988-2013 http://stormworld.com/frame_redirect.php?dest=http://stormworld.com/music/catalog/sworks1988.html

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6 June 2013D-Day at 69

STORMWORKS 1988-2013 is designed to be played by any combination of orchestral forces and pre-recorded percussion. In fact, Live Percussion may play with the Pre-recorded Percussion, all the way up to and including a total replacement of the Pre-recorded Track. While this requires a completely, albeit large, “exotic-instrument-equipped” Percussion Ensemble, the possibilities are limited only by your imagination!

This version is intended to be a “re-visitation” if you will, of the original work, which of course I encourage all bands to discover/re-discover as an additional resource and experience.

One of the many “Untold Stories” of Stormworks and the first piece created for what would later become over 28 hours of Music for Ensembles of the 3rd Millennium®, actually dates back to 1986. Yes, two years before the copyright date of 1988.

I was on a film set in Los Angeles in 1986. I don’t remember how I happened to be there! I was actually on many sets, and to the best of my memory, I cannot recall how I managed to get onto the lots! On one particular shoot, I somehow managed to return for many days, past gate guards and security! I was quickly accepted by the cast and crew.

One particular shoot was a low-budget horror-thriller. I hung around and helped when I could, eventually pulling levers for the special effects guys. I watched the film-making process, talked to as many people as I could. When people asked me, “Who are you? What are you doing here?” I responded, “I’m the Composer!”

Indeed, I had hoped to become the Composer on the film. Forget cell-phones (which were like $800 a month then) and laptops! I had score paper with me! I wanted to impress the director, and in pen, wrote out a fully orchestrated score. It was what I had envisioned as the Main Theme.

Seizing a moment, I walked into the bathroom at the same time the director was going, and presented him the score. (Sorry, I wish this could be more “story-book,” but that’s how it happened!)

“Who are you?” he asked. “I’m the Composer!”

He was interested and cordial for an entire week or so, set up 3 lunches with me, all of which he cancelled, and always at the last possible minute. His film score was eventually written by one of his friends. What a shock! In Hollywood for only a few weeks, I needed to get back to band camp and the 1986 school season.

In 1988, that same on-the-set-conceived piece would become sections of 2 significant works... MINDSTORM, the 2nd movement of the S-Matrix Symphony, and TIMESTORM, which was transcribed from the 1986 orchestral work for my High School Band. Later, it became the 1st Movement of the piece, STORMWORKS. The 3rd movement actually quotes a portion of a piece I had written in 1976, After the Storm. (Now we are getting back to my beginnings!)

I sent STORMWORKS to ONE band in 1992, offered as a gift in dedication to Operation Desert Storm! That action has brought us to this date in Time with thousands of world-wide renderings.

Also during these many years, “imitations” (exceeding simply my musical influence) have appeared again and again. Indeed, one of the reasons I am resurrecting my own 25, well, 27-year-old, well, 37-year-old work is to set the record straight!

I cannot count the times I have heard many of the musical ideas written so long ago on a far-away-forgotten studio lot way back in 1986 appear again and again in a wide variety of band pieces, film cues, game scores, you name it. The last such hearing around Christmas prompted the initial inspiration to do this work. Scott and Erin were allies in every aspect of the project!

Interestingly, my Grandmother let us go on the very day I wrote this piece. All Music, even the adventure-laden and fun-filled is “sad.” All Music, even sad... is uplifting.

I leave you now to the great fun and the great challenge of this relentless 5 minute “episode!”

The challenge? Each Musician must acquire the skills of the Studio Musician and play along, as an ensemble with an unchanging, unyielding, unforgiving pre-recorded percussion track. At first this will be difficult, but in time, this process will become intuitive, improving individual and ensemble skills. This work offers the Student Musician the opportunity to rehearse alone and in an ensemble. The pre-recorded Percussion Track may be copied to each player in the ensemble for individualized home practice.

Once individual skills are honed, the ensemble can come together, and not only play in exquisitely internalized TIME with the track, but in the proper Mix and Surround. It is a true Timestorm!

Enjoy & Godspeed! S

PS: See also: STORMWORKS 1988-2013http://stormworld.com/frame_redirect.php?dest=http://stormworld.com/music/catalog/sworks1988.html

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