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AN HONORS THESIS (MUSTH 495) by
Stephanie M. Baker
Thesis Advisor
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April, 1995
Graduating May, 1995

Pu[pose of Thesis
For as long as I can remember music has been an integral part of my life. I learned to read music about the same time that I learned to read books. When I came to college to further my study of music, I did not have any interest in composition. I had always been content just performing music. As a Music Engineering Technology major I was required to take private composition lessons. I soon came to understand a new way to share a part of me with other people. I also became involved in electronic composition which was an entirely different experience; not only did I have to decide what pitches and rhythms to use, but I could also create an instrument to play them. With so many possibilites, composing became an uphill battle, but at the end of the fIrst semester I was pleased with my accomplishments. In the next three semesters I completed one more acoustic piece and three electronic compositions. I fInally had enough music for a full recital and wanted to share it with others.
I set a date, found players, designed the program, wrote program notes, and scheduled rehearsals. On April 1, 1995, it all came together. and I was able to present a concert of my own works.

BALL STATE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
STEPHANIE BAKER in a
SENIOR HONORS COMPOSITION RECITAL
Stephanie Baker
(b.1973)
April Fools (1995) tor stereo tape
Everclear Drop of Carbonation (1993)
Brandon Wickersham, trumpet
Usa Shinn, piano
Soundscapes (1994-1995) for stereo tape
Wayfarer (1994)
Angela Lastinger, flute
Bridget Flory, tenor saxophone
Kathryn Lang, vibraphone
Michael R. Gagliardo, conductor I
Minglings (1994) for stereo tape
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Stephanie Baker has studied composition with
Ernesto Pellegrini and Cleve Scott.
She is a member of Sigma Alpha Iota,
International Academic Fraternity for women in the field of music, and of Pi Kappa Lambda, National Honor Society in Music.
This recital is presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Bachelor of Music with a major in Music Engineering Technology and of the requirements for the Honors Program at Ball State University.
PAUlS HALL
Saturday, April 1, 1995
3:00 p.m.
Series XLIX
Number 165
In keepirigwith copyright and artist agreements, use of recording and photographic devices is not permitted by other than approved university personnel.
We request your cooperation.
For performance information, call the School of Music Concert Hotline: 285-5878.

PROGRAM NOTES
Stephanie Baker
SENIOR HONORS COMPOSITION RECITAL
Pruis Hall - Saturday, April 1, 1995 - 3:00 p.m.
April FoolsIn recognition of today's date, I decided to create a composition that was linked to the words April Fools. After numbering each letter in the alphabet, I added up April Fools and then divided by the number of letters in the words, 10: the result was 11. The piece lasts 11 minutes and 11 seconds.
It is a combination of 11 melodic and rhythmic lines, 6 generated in MPL and 5 in MAX. The Kurzweil K2000 and the Korg M1 provide the 11 voices used to playback the lines which were manipulated in Performer. As you listen, remember that even composers are allowed to playa little joke on April Fools Day.
Everclear Drop of CarbonationThis was my first acoustic piece. By chosing to use the two Tnstruments that I know the most about, trumpet and piano, I was able to focus more on compositional problems than the limitations of the instruments. The piece opens and closes with a fanfare type trumpet line, and contains a middle section which is largely a dialogue between the trumpet and piano.
SoundscapesI constructed the sounds for this piece with the Yamaha TX81Z,
TX802, TG77, and the Korg Wavestation. These timbres were then used to create groups of sounds that slightly overlap, similar to slowly walking past a row of paintings which, because of your continuous motion, blend together.
WayfarerThis piece is written for flute, tenor saxophone, and vibraphone.
It uses quartal harmonies to create a slow flowing effect that is interrupted by sections of short staccato lines.
MinglingsThe interactive software program, M, was used to perform this piece.
The program allows for up to four lines to play at once, each continuously repeating a se~ of pitches. Percentage and order that the notes will be played, along with nine other variables, are changeable as the work progresses.
Yamaha TG77 voices were used in the three short sections of this piece.

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March 8, 1995
Ange Lasti nger
Kathy Lang
Bridget Flory
Mike Gagliardo
Rehearsal schedule for Stephanie Baker's "Wayfarer"
Greetings! (And salutations!) I hope you had a relaxing Spring Break! have set the following rehearsal times for Stephanie's "Wayfarer":
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I could come up with. If you do have a conflict with any of these rehearsal times, PLEASE LET ME KNOW IMMEDIATELY!!!!! We will not alter the rehearsal schedule; however, I do need to know whether or not to expect you at these rehearsals.
Again, a reminder that the dress rehearsal is scheduled on Friday, March
31, from 10:00pm to 12:00 am in Pruis Hall. Once again, I am not sure what other works are on the program, but I will attempt to have our portion of the rehearsal as close to the beginning of this time as possible.
The performance is, of course, set for Saturday, April 1, at 3:00 PM in
Pruis. Concert attire is coat and tie for gentlemen, and comparable attire for ladies.
Thanks for your help with this process! If you have any questions, please stop by my office or give me a call at 281-9667. See you Wednesday!

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Youth Symphony Orchestra of East Central Indiana
March 23, 1995
Ange Lastinger
Kathy Lang
Bridget Flory
Mike Gagliardo
Schedule revision for Stephanie Baker's "Wayfarer"
Greetings' (And salutations!) I hope you had a relaxing Spring Break!
I have set the following rehearsal times for Stephanie's "Wayfarer":
TUESDAY, MARCH 28
Wednesday, March 29
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1, from 2:00 pm until 3:00 pm in Pruis Hall. Once again, I am not sure what other works are on the program, but I will attempt to have our portion of the rehearsal as close to the beginning of this time as possible.
The performance is, of course, set for Saturday, April 1, at 3:00 PM in
Pruis. Concert attire is coat and tie for gentlemen, and comparable attire for ladies.
Thanks for your help with this process! If you have any questions, please stop by my office or give me a call at 281-9667. See you Wednesday!

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