Trivia quiz game!

[(poco) Sforzando]

The answer is that the composer leaves a lot of freedom to the performers: not everything has to be precisely notated. Segerstam has been using this technique ever since his earliest orchestral works. But in 1993 he took a new – perhaps intentionally provocative – step and began to write orchestral pieces that require no conductor. His point was to release the latent creativity in orchestra musicians.

Oh, I see. He delegates.