Analytical documentation should include at least the following

1. P₀ in musical staff notation. Use white- or black-note heads and segmentation brackets to indicate structurally significant groupings of P₀
   
2. Mark the ordered pitch-class integer interval succession immediately under the musical staff notation for P₀
3. Write out P₀ in pitch-class letter name notation
4. Write out P₀ in pitch-class integer notation (C = 0)

5. Provide the following information about the structure of P₀:
   
   1. Interval class succession
   2. PC set prime form for trichords
   3. PC set prime form for tetrachords
   4. PC set prime form for hexachords

   Note any special features of your row:

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6. Is the row hexachordally combinatorial? If so, at what row forms?
7. Is the row an all-interval row?
8. Is the row palindromic with regard to its interval structure?
9. Are there any references to tonal sonorities? If so, which?
10. Are row presentation overlaps possible? If so, at how many notes?

    Briefly describe (1-2 pages, typed, summary form) how you went about composing the work. Classify your your work as a Category A or B type of serial composition. Comment on the form, phrase structure, as well as what row forms you decided to employ and why. Note any use of special textrual devices such as row overlap, fixed registration, integral serialism, , and so on.

Submission Guidelines:

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1. A clean performance copy of the score. You score should have an appropriate header including the title, instrumentation, composer's name. A footer containing Copyright information should appear on the first page only.
2. An analytical copy of the same score with all row forms and all order numbers appropriately marked on the copy.
3. Analytical documentation as described above.