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This is the time score. and the way this works — coastguard will give the countdown over channel 11. that's the ship—to—shore radio here. and there's two people. you have a time—taker, who reads out the time, the seconds, loud, and the other person follows the score. i am very keen on experimental and weird music. and so, when asked to compose a piece of music for 5—10 freighters, i easilyjumped at the chance. i have no idea what it was going to sound like. basically, we're given a graphic score where we can kind of basically, like, fill in dots, so to speak, that indicate when someb...

That's the ship—to—shore radio here — and there's two people. you have a time—taker, who reads out the time, the seconds — loud — and the other person follows the score. i am very keen on experimental and weird music and so, when asked to compose a piece of music for five to ten freighters, i easily jumped at the chance. i had no idea what it was going to sound like. basically, we're given a graphic score where we can kind of basically, like, fill in dots, so to speak, that indicate when somebody is supposed to honk their horn. 41, 42, 43... quite often, you can hear a harmony whic...

Woo! it's a symphony in the harbour. that means we're not playing violins. we're not playing basses or banjos or guitars. # yo—yo—yo—yo—yo! # meep, meep, meep, meep! we're playing wind instruments and the ships�* whistles. # meep! meep, meep, meep! # meep, meep, meep! # meep, meep, meep! # beep, beep, beep! or something like this, you know? i go from ship to ship and ask the officers if we could use their horn for the day or for that particular time. and most of them are happy to participate because it's something different from the mundane tootling the horns. bells ring this is a ti...

The countdown over channel 11. that's the ship—to—shore radio here. and there's two people. you have a time—taker who reads out the time, the seconds, loud, and the other person follows the score. i am very keen on experimental and weird music. and so, when asked to compose a piece of music for five to ten freighters, i easily jumped at the chance. i had no idea what it was going to sound like. basically, we're given a graphic score where we can kind of basically like, fill in dots, so to speak, that indicate when somebody is supposed to honk their horn. 41, 42, 43... quite often, you ca...

Woo! it's a symphony in the harbour. that means we're not playing violins. we're not playing basses or banjos or guitars. # yo—yo—yo—yo—yo! # meep, meep, meep, meep! # we're playing wind instruments and the ships�* whistles. # meep! meep, meep, meep! # meep, meep, meep! # meep, meep, meep! # beep, beep, beep! or something like this, you know? i go from ship to ship and ask the officers if we could use their horn for the day or for that particular time. and most of them are happy to participate because it's something different from the mundane tootling the horns. bells ring this is a ...