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2(pic).2.2(bcl).2/2.0.0.0/str
revised 2024
The common ground in "Common Ground" is not political, nor is it a bass ground, as in Baroque music. It simply refers to the rhythmic feel of the piece. The entire piece relies on a steady pulse of fast sixteenth notes. This perpetual motion renders the piece a somewhat impatient, very energetic quality.
2(pic).2.2(bcl).2/2.0.0.0/str
revised 2024
The common ground in “Common Ground” is not political, nor is it a bass ground, as in Baroque music. It simply refers to the rhythmic feel of the piece. The entire piece relies on a steady pulse of fast sixteenth notes. This perpetual motion renders the piece a somewhat impatient, very energetic quality.
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