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==Bibliography==
 
==Bibliography==
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Country: Cornwall, England<br />
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Studies:  [[Anglia Ruskin University]]
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Teachers: [[Paul Hiley]]; [[James Wycherley]]; [[Martin Westlake]] and [[Bobby Ball]]
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Website: https://www.markaldous.com/
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After graduating from [[Anglia University]] in 1997, Mark Aldous has enjoyed a busy and varied career as teacher, performer, composer and conducter. Mark Aldous teaches in schools in Cambridge and is a senior manager at Cambridgeshire Music as well as an examinor for [[Trinity College London]]. Mark Aldous has worked as musical director on over 60 theatre productions ranging from local theatre to regional and national tours. His percussion ensemble pieces have enjoyed performances all over the world and his 2012 massed percussion project,'Striking Together for Gold', broke the Guinness World Record for the largest triangle ensembles. Mark Aldous holds a master's degree in Professional Media Composition from [[University of Chichester]].<ref>https://www.markaldous.com/ Accessed 12/9/2021</ref>
 
After graduating from [[Anglia University]] in 1997, Mark Aldous has enjoyed a busy and varied career as teacher, performer, composer and conducter. Mark Aldous teaches in schools in Cambridge and is a senior manager at Cambridgeshire Music as well as an examinor for [[Trinity College London]]. Mark Aldous has worked as musical director on over 60 theatre productions ranging from local theatre to regional and national tours. His percussion ensemble pieces have enjoyed performances all over the world and his 2012 massed percussion project,'Striking Together for Gold', broke the Guinness World Record for the largest triangle ensembles. Mark Aldous holds a master's degree in Professional Media Composition from [[University of Chichester]].<ref>https://www.markaldous.com/ Accessed 12/9/2021</ref>
  
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==Works==
 
==Works==
===Tuned Percussion Solos===
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{{Aldous, Mark Works}}
* [[Ballad]]
 
* [[Along The Riverbank]]
 
* [[Newsflash]]
 
* [[Latin Xylo]]
 
* [[Tears of a Clown]]
 
* [[Xylo Rhumba]]
 
 
 
===Percussion Ensemble===
 
* [[Rain Drops]]
 
* [[Stick March 2]]
 
* [[The Restless Wave]]
 
* [[Heroes]]
 
* [[Compound Rebound]]
 
* [[A Latin Dream]]
 
  
 
==Reference==
 
==Reference==
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[[Category: British Composers]]
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[[Category: Authors]]
[[Category:examinor of Trinity College London]]
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[[Category: Pedagogy]]
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[[Category: Method Book Authors]]
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[[Category: Composers of Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music Percussion Syllabus]]  
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[[Category: Composers of Trinity College London Percussion Syllabus]]  
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[[Category: Examiner of Trinity College London]]

Latest revision as of 01:52, 24 May 2025

Bibliography

Born:

Died:

Country: Cornwall, England

Studies: Anglia Ruskin University

Teachers: Paul Hiley; James Wycherley; Martin Westlake and Bobby Ball

Website: https://www.markaldous.com/


After graduating from Anglia University in 1997, Mark Aldous has enjoyed a busy and varied career as teacher, performer, composer and conducter. Mark Aldous teaches in schools in Cambridge and is a senior manager at Cambridgeshire Music as well as an examinor for Trinity College London. Mark Aldous has worked as musical director on over 60 theatre productions ranging from local theatre to regional and national tours. His percussion ensemble pieces have enjoyed performances all over the world and his 2012 massed percussion project,'Striking Together for Gold', broke the Guinness World Record for the largest triangle ensembles. Mark Aldous holds a master's degree in Professional Media Composition from University of Chichester.[1]

Publications

Introducing Percussion composed with Peter Evans and Lorne Pearcey

Works

Tuned Percussion Solos

Percussion Ensemble

Reference

  1. https://www.markaldous.com/ Accessed 12/9/2021