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∣P∣, where a whole new set of motives is introduced and the previous motives are
completely abandoned in favor of a static texture. The effect of this is that the narrative of
the piece stops abruptly, and the tension which has slowly been building is released long
before the climax of the work.

In consideration of the link between the narrative and the music, sections ∣C∣-∣g] are
ambiguous. Figure 3 illustrates one possible interpretation along with musical rationale
behind this analysis. While of the five events from the program note, the “people
watching,” the “storm,” and the “aftermath” are very clear musically, there are several
sections that musically suggest either “stillness” or “light rippling wind” or both.

Figure 3: Black Roller Possible Narrative

Section	Elapsed Time____	Probable Event	Musical Rationale
A	:00_________	Group of people watching	Alternation of short motives among winds______
B	1:30	Watching continues/ Observation of the scene	Viola enters, reiterates wind motives Woodwind material continues from opening
~	2:45	Watching continues/ Cloud buildup____________	ww chorales suggest layering of clouds No new motives/ instruments_________________
^D	3:35	Stillness	String chorale (recalls Copland) Open intervals Dolce, legato indications_______________________
E	5:27	Stillness______________________	Sustained clusters in winds and cello___________
F________	6:30	Increasing wind___________	Continuous passing of motive z_______________
G_____	7:40	Approach of storm________	New motives_____________________________
H_____	7:58	Stillness______________________	Marked “suddenly quiet, very still, expectant”
I	8:45	Arrival of storm	Intense piano cadenza fff dynamic Faster tempo Extreme registers Marked “furiously”__________________________
	9:05	Growing intensity of storm	Tutti sul pont. Marked “furiously ” Motive d (screaming/crying motive)___________
^K	9:52	Climax of storm	Aleatoric section Marked “dissonant racket” Extreme dynamics__________________________
T	10:35	Aftermath of storm	Dissipating rain figure in piano Return to original tempo Marked “lightly" Repetition of motives from earlier in the piece Major sonority suggesting the sun______________

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