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"LOST..." was composed in 2015.

Published by Kreating SounD.

Total duration is variable ca. 11".

==Notes==
"LOST…" is composed for any number of bass clarinetists and any number of percussionists. The percussionists may utilize electronics in whole or part; each percussionist requires a lion’s roar, a “noise” instrument, and at least two resonant instruments.

There is no score, only parts for bass clarinet and percussion. These parts are only loosely coordinated temporally; Stuart Saunders Smith calls this “music of simultaneity” and it produces a recognizable composition of all iterations, yet is unpredictable and unrepeatable in its realization. Recorded by Red Desert (Katie Porter, bass clarinet; Devin Maxwell, percussion) and Ron Coulter (percussion).

==Performances==
Wheeler Concert Hall, Casper College (Casper, WY), Red Desert & Ron Coulter, March 13, 2019

Wheeler Concert Hall, Casper College (Casper, WY), Ron Coulter & Dr. Clarinet November 27, 2016 (World Premiere)

==Recordings==
Toiling in Obscurity (the second volume of percussion chamber music by Ron Coulter) https://roncoulter.bandcamp.com/album/toiling-in-obscurity

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