Difference between revisions of "Pistoleros"

Latest revision as of 02:59, 15 September 2022

General Info

Year: 2019
Duration: 00:03:00
Difficulty: Elementary
Publisher: Tapspace
Cost: $35.00

Instrumentation

Player 1: Chimes
Player 2: Xylophone
Player 3: Marimba 1
Player 4: Marimba 2
Player 5: Timpani
Player 6: Bongos
Player 7: Snare Drum
Player 8: Concert Tom-toms
Player 9: Bass Drum
Player 10: Vibraslap
Player 11: 2 Wood Blocks
Player 12: Hand Cymbals
Player 13: Tam Tam

Program Notes

Pistoleros by Brian Slawson is an energetic work that is perfect for less experienced ensembles, taking inspiration from old spaghetti westerns and on-screen gunslingers. This piece is designed to capture the energy of an anxious, high-tension battle, but it remains accessible!

Review

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Recent Performances

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Works for Percussion by this Composer

Solos

Two-Beat Tango
Cricket
Animal Cracker Rag

Chamber Percussion Ensemble

Candlesticks - 8 Players
Füm Drum - 9 Players
Odd Duck - 4 Players
Song of All Seasons - 8 Players
Pelican - 9 Players
Rockbox - 9 Players
Tangito - 9 Players
Top Tank - 3 Players
Winterland - 8 Players

Indeterminate Percussion Ensemble

Pop Drop - 3 or more Players
Yes & No - 5 or 6 Players

Additional Resources

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 == Instrumentation ==
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+Player 2: [[Xylophone]]<br /-->
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+Player 5: [[Timpani]]<br /-->
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+Player 12: [[Hand Cymbals]]<br /-->
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+Player 13: [[Tam Tam]]<br /-->
 == Program Notes ==
+[[Pistoleros]] by [[Brian Slawson]] is an energetic work that is perfect for less experienced ensembles, taking inspiration from old spaghetti westerns and on-screen gunslingers. This piece is designed to capture the energy of an anxious, high-tension battle, but it remains accessible!
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