OPEN CALL FOR SCORES

this piece gets more magical every time
someone writes ill of it

lottery for pianist and page-turner

A crowd-sourced piece, open to anyone to submit and perform,
inspired by Printing Out the Internet.

How to submit
How to perform
Performance Log
Submissions Bank

#magicaleverytime

How to submit

• Anyone can send in any number of digital scores.
• Submissions will be checked then added to an online bank for performers to download from.
• Before submitting, I recommend reading the score and watching the film:

1. Choose a kind of score to make:
Music score (any style, using “conventional” notation…)
Spoken Text (indicate how it should be spoken)
Text Score (instructions for actions which may/may not result in sound/spoken text)

Music may be of any sort, including your own composition.
There are no limits to what the Spoken Text and Text Scores can be.

2. Make your score
For Spoken Text and Text Scores, download a template:
PDFs: Text Score | Spoken Text
Word (.docx): Text Score | Spoken Text

• Make each score 1 white A4 single-sided page.
• Make each page anonymous (no composer names, dates etc.).
• Save each page as a separate file.
• Scores can be submitted as Word documents or PDFs.
• Label each file ‘music score’, ‘text score’ or ‘spoken text’.
• If sending multiple pages for 1 piece, or writing new material, remember that only 1 page will be ‘played’ at any one time. Your pages may not be performed every time. But it will be magical.

3. Email your score/s to magicaleverytime[at]gmail[dot]com
In the email, please tell me:
• your name
• where you are from
• the sources of the pages you are sending

How to perform

1. Read my instruction score: PDF download

2. Print scores from the Submissions Bank
• Print any number of any of the scores.
• Print single-sided on white A4 paper.
Email me if you want a combined PDF of all scores

3. Find a grand piano and another performer, and tell me about your performance!
• Keep in touch using #magicaleverytime on social media.
• If possible, please film or photograph your performance.

Performance Log

Next performance: Ian Pace & James Whittle, 6th May 2017

• Alex Wilson & Nicholas Peters
The Pound, Corsham, UK | 11th June 2016

• Hyun-Mook Lim & Kyung-Su Lim
Yangjae OST Hall, Seoul, South Korea | 4th January 2014

• Ian Pace & James Whittle
Late Music Concert Series ‘Frederic Rzewski at 75’ concert
York, UK | 3rd August 2013

Submissions Bank

Music scores
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Spoken Text
spoken text 001 [explicit]
spoken text 002
spoken text 003
spoken text 004
spoken text 005
spoken text 006
spoken text 007
spoken text 008
spoken text 009
spoken text 010
spoken text 011
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spoken text 013
spoken text 014
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spoken text 017
spoken text 018 [explicit]
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Text scores
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text score 037