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	includes works by: [[John Beck]], [[Siegfried Fink]], [[Anders Koppel]], [[Bent Lylloff]], [[Paul Mootz]], [[Dobri Paliev]], [[Emmanuel ~~Sejourne~~]]<br>		includes works by: [[John Beck]], [[Siegfried Fink]], [[Anders Koppel]], [[Bent Lylloff]], [[Paul Mootz]], [[Dobri Paliev]], [[Emmanuel Séjourné]]<br>

	=== Review ===		=== Review ===
	While serving as adjudicators at the 1995 Luxenbourg Percussion Competition, seven percussionists, all of whom were from different countries, were enticed to compose pieces for a marimba collection. The result is 7 Pieces for Marimba. John Beck composed a two-mallet piece designed to capture the spirit of the competition with its chromatic approach and concerto-like style. Siegfried Fink contributed a short two-movement work, which begins with a beautiful four-mallet chorale that blooms into a pentatonic folk song. Anders Koppel's vivo concerto is a chromatic delight that shifts between 12/16 and 2/4 time. A two-minute chordal tribute to one of the contestants, titled "Anne Melody," was provided by Bent Lylloff. "Variations on a Luxembourg Folk Song" was offered by Paul Mootz. It features the theme, a harmonization (with independent melody and bass lines), a rhythmic alteration, and a waltz version (complete with bass/chordal left hand parts). Dobri Paliev's "Lale and Horo" ("flower dance") requires four-mallet dexterity and familiarity with 7/8 time. The collection concludes with Emmanuel Sejourne's "Katamiya," a work with a memorable melody (in sixths) set against a syncopated bass line. All of the works require either four-mallet technique or a degree of mallet independence. Some of the selections are more advanced than others, yet all of the works are no more than four minutes in length. This collection would make good reference material for the aspiring marimbist or serve as excellent contest material. - Terry O'Mahoney, April 1998<ref>http://www.pas.org/resources/research/ResearchCompos.aspx</ref>		While serving as adjudicators at the 1995 Luxenbourg Percussion Competition, seven percussionists, all of whom were from different countries, were enticed to compose pieces for a marimba collection. The result is 7 Pieces for Marimba. John Beck composed a two-mallet piece designed to capture the spirit of the competition with its chromatic approach and concerto-like style. Siegfried Fink contributed a short two-movement work, which begins with a beautiful four-mallet chorale that blooms into a pentatonic folk song. Anders Koppel's vivo concerto is a chromatic delight that shifts between 12/16 and 2/4 time. A two-minute chordal tribute to one of the contestants, titled "Anne Melody," was provided by Bent Lylloff. "Variations on a Luxembourg Folk Song" was offered by Paul Mootz. It features the theme, a harmonization (with independent melody and bass lines), a rhythmic alteration, and a waltz version (complete with bass/chordal left hand parts). Dobri Paliev's "Lale and Horo" ("flower dance") requires four-mallet dexterity and familiarity with 7/8 time. The collection concludes with Emmanuel Sejourne's "Katamiya," a work with a memorable melody (in sixths) set against a syncopated bass line. All of the works require either four-mallet technique or a degree of mallet independence. Some of the selections are more advanced than others, yet all of the works are no more than four minutes in length. This collection would make good reference material for the aspiring marimbist or serve as excellent contest material. - Terry O'Mahoney, April 1998<ref>http://www.pas.org/resources/research/ResearchCompos.aspx</ref>


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			includes works by: [[John Beck]], [[Siegfried Fink]], [[Anders Koppel]], [[Bent Lylloff]], [[Paul Mootz]], [[Dobri Paliev]], [[Emmanuel Sejourne]]<br>

	=== Review ===		=== Review ===
			While serving as adjudicators at the 1995 Luxenbourg Percussion Competition, seven percussionists, all of whom were from different countries, were enticed to compose pieces for a marimba collection. The result is 7 Pieces for Marimba. John Beck composed a two-mallet piece designed to capture the spirit of the competition with its chromatic approach and concerto-like style. Siegfried Fink contributed a short two-movement work, which begins with a beautiful four-mallet chorale that blooms into a pentatonic folk song. Anders Koppel's vivo concerto is a chromatic delight that shifts between 12/16 and 2/4 time. A two-minute chordal tribute to one of the contestants, titled "Anne Melody," was provided by Bent Lylloff. "Variations on a Luxembourg Folk Song" was offered by Paul Mootz. It features the theme, a harmonization (with independent melody and bass lines), a rhythmic alteration, and a waltz version (complete with bass/chordal left hand parts). Dobri Paliev's "Lale and Horo" ("flower dance") requires four-mallet dexterity and familiarity with 7/8 time. The collection concludes with Emmanuel Sejourne's "Katamiya," a work with a memorable melody (in sixths) set against a syncopated bass line. All of the works require either four-mallet technique or a degree of mallet independence. Some of the selections are more advanced than others, yet all of the works are no more than four minutes in length. This collection would make good reference material for the aspiring marimbist or serve as excellent contest material. - Terry O'Mahoney, April 1998<ref>http://www.pas.org/resources/research/ResearchCompos.aspx</ref>

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== General Info ==

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'''Difficulty''': (see [[Ratings]] for explanation) 
'''Publisher''': [[Benj-Simr]] 
'''Cost''': Score and Parts - $0.00   |   Score Only - $0.00 

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== Instrumentation ==
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== Works for Percussion by this Composer ==
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