Track 3064/58Worm 9 (Sting)

Descending bass clarinet sting with high woodwind stabs ending

Worm3064/5
Chris Warner (PRS)
10 mixesMysterious & slithering solo bass clarinet with inquisitive woodwind quartet

2:31120 BPM
Worm 2 (60)3064/51
Chris Warner (PRS)
10 mixesMysterious & slithering solo bass clarinet with inquisitive woodwind quartet

1:00120 BPM
Worm 3 (60)3064/52
Chris Warner (PRS)
10 mixesMysterious solo bass clarinet with inquisitive woodwind quartet. Less melodic/underscore

1:00120 BPM
Worm 4 (30)3064/53
Chris Warner (PRS)
10 mixesMysterious & slithering solo bass clarinet with inquisitive woodwind quartet

0:30120 BPM
Worm 5 (30)3064/54
Chris Warner (PRS)
10 mixesMysterious solo bass clarinet with inquisitive woodwind quartet. Less melodic/underscore

0:30120 BPM
Worm 6 (30)3064/55
Chris Warner (PRS)
10 mixesMysterious solo bass clarinet with woodwind quartet. Less melodic, sustaned mix

0:30120 BPM
Worm 7 (Sting)3064/56
Chris Warner (PRS)
10 mixesMysterious solo bass clarinet sting with woodwind trills & flourish

0:07120 BPM
Worm 8 (Sting)3064/57
Chris Warner (PRS)
10 mixesPlayful woodwind trills sting with descending flourish end

0:06120 BPM
Worm 9 (Sting)3064/58
Chris Warner (PRS)
10 mixesDescending bass clarinet sting with high woodwind stabs ending

0:05120 BPM
Worm 10 (Sting)3064/59
Chris Warner (PRS)
10 mixesShort descending woodwind sting into end hit

0:04120 BPM

Key: Cm
Metre: 3/4
Tempo: 120 BPM
Tempo notes: Medium
Factoid: In this track the bass clarinet assumes the role of The Worm, which caused some hilarity in Studio 3 at Abbey Road. This isn't the first time a worm has been musically portrayed. In Haydn's greatest work The Creation (a celebration of the creation of the world as described by Genesis in the Bible) the poor bass singer has to get all the way down to a bottom D singing in long dimension creeps matching the sinuous trace of a worm.