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Ursonate

Homage to Kurt Schwitters [1]

Description
Following piece of music is based on Kurt Schwitter's composition Ursonate, an early example of sound poetry from the 1920s. The sonata consists of a written organization of phonetics, organized in four movements according to classical music structures and is meant to be performed by a speaker in public. Schwitters states that "[…] as with any other reading, correct reading requires the use of imagination", and encourages an alternation in rhythm, dynamic and density.

Input example

Output example

Code

ursonate.txt

rakete rinnzekete
rakete rinnzekete
rakete rinnzekete
rakete rinnzekete
rakete rinnzekete
rakete rinnzekete
Beeeee
bö 	üdrei
dreia
fö
         böwö
fümmsbö
         böwörö
fümmsböwö
         böwörötää
fümmsböwötää
         böwörötääzää
fümmsböwötääzää
         böwörötääzääUu
fümmsböwötääzääUu
         böwörötääzääUu pö
fümmsböwötääzääUu pö
         böwörötääzääUu pögö
fümmsböwötääzääUu pögö
         böwörötääzääUu pögiff
fümmsböwötääzääUu pögiff
         kwiiEe

notes.sed

s/[a-b]/c /g
s/[c-d]/c+ /g
s/[e-f]/d /g
s/[g-h]/d+ /g
s/[i-j]/e /g
s/[k-l]/f /g
s/[m-n]/f+ /g
s/[o-p]/g /g
s/[q-r]/g+ /g
s/[s-t]/a /g
s/[u-v]/a+ /g
s/[w-z]/h /g

s/ä/f+ /g
s/ö/g+ /g
s/ü/d+ /g

g+ c+ f d a d g+ e f+ f+ h d f d a d 
g+ c+ f d a d g+ e f+ f+ h d f d a d 
g+ c+ f d a d g+ e f+ f+ h d f d a d 
g+ c+ f d a d g+ e f+ f+ h d f d a d 
g+ c+ f d a d g+ e f+ f+ h d f d a d 
g+ c+ f d a d g+ e f+ f+ h d f d a d 
Bd d d d d 
c+ g a+ c+ g+ d e 
c+ g+ d e c+ 
d g 
c+ g h g 
d a+ f+ f+ a c+ g 
c+ g h g g+ g 
d a+ f+ f+ a c+ g h g 
c+ g h g g+ g a c+ c+ 
d a+ f+ f+ a c+ g h g a c+ c+ 
c+ g h g g+ g a c+ c+ h c+ c+ 
d a+ f+ f+ a c+ g h g a c+ c+ h c+ c+ 
c+ g h g g+ g a c+ c+ h c+ c+ Ua+ 
d a+ f+ f+ a c+ g h g a c+ c+ h c+ c+ Ua+ 
c+ g h g g+ g a c+ c+ h c+ c+ Ua+ g g 
d a+ f+ f+ a c+ g h g a c+ c+ h c+ c+ Ua+ g g 
c+ g h g g+ g a c+ c+ h c+ c+ Ua+ g g d+ g 
d a+ f+ f+ a c+ g h g a c+ c+ h c+ c+ Ua+ g g d+ g 
c+ g h g g+ g a c+ c+ h c+ c+ Ua+ g g d+ e d d 
d a+ f+ f+ a c+ g h g a c+ c+ h c+ c+ Ua+ g g d+ e d d

wrap.sh

cat << END

@head {
    \$time_sig 4/4
    \$tempo 120
}
@body {
    @channel 1 {
        \$patch 1
        \$octave 4
        \$length 16

END
 
cat << END

    }
}

END

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-'''Description'''
+'''Description'''<br />
 Following piece of music is based on Kurt Schwitter's composition Ursonate, an early example of sound poetry from the 1920s. The sonata consists of a written organization of phonetics, organized in four movements according to classical music structures and is meant to be performed by a speaker in public. Schwitters states that "[…] as with any other reading, correct reading requires the use of imagination", and encourages an alternation in rhythm, dynamic and density.
-'''Input example'''
+'''Input example'''<br />
-'''Output example'''
+'''Output example'''<br />