Stretto, Marcland

[aziliz-harp–2]

Hello everybody,

I am actually working on contemporary piece “Stretto” from Patrick Marcland but wondered if I play it correctly rythmically.
Here can we find the first page on the web: http://www.harpebudin.com/Store/marcland-patrick-stretto-pour-harpe-pi-1322.html?invis=1
So I have a question to be sure that all the rest will be ok:
Where would you put the pulsation (or beat)?
Firstly on the E, then F, then D, but after?

Thanks for your answer,
Aziliz

[patrick-marcland]

Hello, I am Patrick Marcland and I composed Stretto. To answer to your question I woud say to put the beats on E,F#,Db, then F#, Bb, C#, G, A, C, A, E, F#. This for the first line… The rest should be following the same principle.
You can upload the music on
http://www.amazon.fr/j-marcland/s?ie=UTF8&keywords=J.%20Marcland&page=1&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3AJ.%20Marcland

Do not hesitate to contact me if you wish.

Best regards,

PM

[aziliz-harp–2]

Thank you very much for your answer!
I will try to upload the music so it will give me an help to work on this interessant piece.
I have another question just to be sure that I have really well understood:
-Does the beat on the third note (Db) last a little more than on the first and second notes?
Because the E and F are “croches pointées (donc 3 double croches)” (I am not sure of the word in english so write in french) whereas between F# and Db there is a “double croche (Db) and a croche pointée (C)” (donc 4 croches pointées)?
If it is the case do I have to swing between a pulsation which lasts 3 “doubles croches” and a pulsation which last 4 “doubles croches”?

Thanks for your answer,
Aziliz

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