What is graphic score notation?
A graphic score involves using non-traditional music notation consisting of signs, symbols, words and sometimes specific notes to indicate what the performer is to play.
How do I create a graphic score?
Graphic score 1
Divide a large piece of paper into four sections and draw a motif in each. Make sure the motifs are as contrasted as possible. The score works with someone to point at the sections. While they are touching a section, a corresponding sound is played.
Why do composers use graphic score?
Graphic scores serve a dual purpose: as well as looking beautiful, they explain abstract ideas about how the music should be played. In this piece, written in 2006, each line represents a different instrument, with the colours and shapes informing how the music might sound.