Car Horn Symphony No. 2
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1 Car Horn Symphony No. 2 Dennis Báthory-Kitsz Instructions for the conductor: One part is to be distributed to each driver. (Enlarge and copy each part on the back of the Instructions for the Drivers. ) A recommended vehicle which must have a working horn and location are marked on each part, such as car, truck, or motorcycle. Other vehicles with car-like horns may be included, such as buses, RV s, off-road vehicles, and so forth, but they should be grouped in symphonic choirs. Air and fog horns are discouraged, as are locomotives and tugboats, unless the entire Symphony is performed with instruments of similar dynamics. This idea is very appealing to the composer, who especially wishes to hear from persons having access to a cluster of 30 locomotives. Large cue cards (numbered from 1 to 20) are held aloft by the conductor to indicate the beginning of the performance of a given section. Each section continues until the conductor is satisfied that a musical event of almost Beethovenian wonder and proportion has been fully discovered and explored, and drops that cue card in favor of the next. A large cutoff (preferably the ritual tossing of the cue cards) concludes the symphony, at which time traffic accidents, hooliganism, and generally bad behavior are expected, if not encouraged. Liability insurance is the responsibility of the driver. Copyright 1988 by Dennis Báthory-Kitsz. All rights reserved. Westleaf Edition W884.
2 Car Horn Symphony No. 2 Dennis Báthory-Kitsz Instructions for the drivers: Getting in place. Back into the parking lot. Motorcycles park to the south. Cars park in the middle. Trucks park to the north. Getting ready. Tune up horn: Try your horn. Tune up engine: Start your engine. Turn off engine and wait. Listening up. Review sequence on the back of this page. Watch for a signal and instructions from the conductor. Playing the music. Here is what you must do: Watch the conductor. When a number is held up, quickly find the corresponding number on the back of this page. Immediately do what it says next to that number. Do exactly what it says just one time through unless it says to keep going. Watch for the next number! The more quickly you respond and the more accurately you follow the score, the better it will sound!
3 Part Number: 1 5. Long continuous beep short beeps 7. Angry short beeps & yell out window long beeps 12. A few random beeps, plus beep & yell Part Number: medium beeps 7. Angry short beeps & yell out window A few random beeps
4 Part Number: medium beeps 7. Angry short beeps & yell out window long beeps long beeps 1, plus beep & yell Part Number: long beeps 7. Angry short beeps & yell out window 9. Just beeps, getting slower 1, plus beep & yell
5 Part Number: medium beeps 7. Insistent beeps & yell out window long beeps 12. A few random beeps Part Number: medium beeps 7. Angry short beeps & yell out window medium beeps 1, plus yell
6 Part Number: short beeps 7. Insistent beeps & yell out window long beeps A few random beeps, plus beep & yell Part Number: 8 6. Many angry erratic beeps 7. Insistent beeps & yell out window 1
7 Part Number: 9 6. Viciously irritated beeps 7. Insistent beeps & yell out window medium beeps medium beeps 12. Some random beeps, plus beep & yell Part Number: More short beeps 7. Insistent beeps & yell out window 1
8 Part Number: beeps, getting shorter & shorter 7. Insistent beeps & yell out window medium beeps 1, plus beep & yell Part Number: beeps, getting longer & longer 7. Furious short beeps & yell out window medium beeps A few random beeps 18. Solo go nuts!
9 Part Number: Beep - silence - beep - silence - long beep 7. Furious short beeps & yell out window medium beeps 12. A few random beeps, plus beep & yell Part Number: More short beeps 7. Furious short beeps & yell out window 1
10 Part Number: medium beeps 7. Furious short beeps & yell out window long beeps short beeps 1, plus beep & yell Part Number: Many beeps & yell out car widow 7. Medium angry beeps & keep yelling 1
11 Part Number: Many beeps & yell out car window long beeps 12. A few random beeps 13. Same as #12, plus beep & yell Part Number: Many beeps & yell out car window long beeps 1
12 Part Number: Many beeps & yell out car window long beeps 1, plus beep & yell Part Number: Many beeps & yell out car window 1
13 Part Number: 21 Vehicle Type: Motorcycle South 2. Keep playing don t stop 3. A lot of short beeps 4. More short beeps 5. Many short irritating beeps 6. Many beeps & yell & shake fist 8. Same as #7, also jump up & down medium beeps medium beeps 12. A few random beeps 14. Whoop & beep tauntingly 15. Same as # Same as # Count to 5 then solo go nuts! Part Number: 22 Vehicle Type: Motorcycle South 2. Keep playing don t stop 3. A lot of short beeps 4. More short beeps 5. Many short irritating beeps 6. Many beeps, yell & shake fist 8. Same as #7, also jump up & down A few random beeps 14. Whoop & beep tauntingly 15. Same as # Same as #15
14 Part Number: 23 Vehicle Type: Motorcycle South 2. Keep playing don t stop 3. A lot of short beeps 4. More short beep 5. Many short irritating beeps 6. Many beeps, yell & shake fist 8. Same as #7, also jump up & down long beeps Whoop & beep tauntingly 15. Same as # Same as #15 Part Number: 24 Vehicle Type: Motorcycle South 2. Keep playing don t stop 3. A lot of short beeps 4. More short beeps 5. Many short irritating beeps 6. Many beeps, yell & shake fist 8. Same as #7, also jump up & down long beeps Whoop & beep tauntingly 15. Same as # Same as #15
15 Part Number: 25 Vehicle Type: Motorcycle South 2. Keep playing don t stop 3. A lot of short beeps 4. More short beeps 5. Many short irritating beeps 6. Many beeps, yell & shake fist 8. Same as #7, also jump up & down long beeps 12. A few random beeps 14. Whoop & beep tauntingly 15. Same as # Same as #15 Part Number: 26 Vehicle Type: Truck North 3. One long beep continuous 4. A lot of short beeps 5. More short beeps 6. One long beep continuous 7. Many beeps & yell out window Yell menacingly 16. Same as #15, plus open & shut doors, plus beep
16 Part Number: 27 Vehicle Type: Truck North 3. One long beep continuous 4. A lot of short beeps 5. More short beeps 6. 2 long beeps 7. Many beeps & yell out window medium beeps medium beeps A few random beeps 15. Yell menacingly 16. Same as #15, plus open & shut doors, plus beep 18. Count to 15 then solo go nuts! Part Number: 28 Vehicle Type: Truck North 3. One long beep continuous 4. A lot of short beeps 5. More short beeps 6. 3 long beeps 7. Many beeps & yell out window Yell menacingly 16. Same as #15, plus open & shut doors, plus beep
17 Part Number: 29 Vehicle Type: Truck North 3. One long beep continuous 4. A lot of short beeps 5. More short beeps 6. 4 long beeps 7. Many beeps & yell out window medium beeps 12. A few random beeps 15. Yell menacingly 16. Same as #15, plus open & shut doors, plus beep Part Number: 30 Vehicle Type: Truck North 3. One long beep continuous 4. A lot of short beeps 5. More short beeps 6. 5 long beeps 7. Many beeps & yell out window medium beeps Yell menacingly 16. Same as #15, plus open & shut doors, plus beep
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