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'''Duration''': | '''Duration''': 00:16:00 <br /--> | ||
'''Difficulty''': | '''Difficulty''': Advanced<br /--> | ||
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'''Cost''': Score and Parts - $ | '''Cost''': Score and Parts - $25.00 | Score Only - $0.00<br /--> | ||
==Movements== | ==Movements== | ||
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== Instrumentation == | == Instrumentation == | ||
Player 1: [[Marimba]] & [[Crotales]] & 2 [[China Cymbal]]s & [[Triangle]] & Small Metal Tube <br/> | |||
< | Player 2: [[Marimba]] & [[Crotales]] & [[Tambourine]] & 2 [[Woodblock]]s <br/> | ||
Player 3: [[Marimba]] & [[Tambourine]] & 2 [[Woodblock]]s & 2 [[Tom-toms]] <br/> | |||
Player 4: [[Marimba]] & [[Tambourine]] & 2 [[Woodblock]]s & 2 [[Tom-toms]] <br/> | |||
Player 5: [[Bass Marimba]] & [[Bass Drum]] & [[Cymbal]] & Heavy Chain <br/> | |||
== Errata == | == Errata == | ||
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== Program Notes == | == Program Notes == | ||
Quintetto, just as most of my other works, was composed mostly at night. And this is how it starts - in the dark night atmosphere, in the low register of the [[bass marimba]]. The piece was composed for the US tour of the "Percussion Ensemble Stuttgart" and had its premiere performance at the [[Percussive Arts Society International Convention]] (PASIC) in Nashville by the same ensemble. At that time as well as today, it is a "complicated" instrumentation, since five marimbas are not the most practical selection one could make. This eccentric instrumentation is further complicated by extreme technical demands placed on the musicians. The music actually is of a soloist's level, therefore the title: "Quintet for Five Soloists". The principal idea - putting together five different soloists and characters into one rather large and energetic piece - is achieved in various ways. In some parts of the piece, for example, I call for five different tempi imultaneously...the connecting parameters at such places, are only a mathematical proportions of those five tempi to each other. After the one-by-one opening of each player in the mid-low register, they remain together in a contemplative pianissimo for a while, until the first "break out" occurs by one of the players. This represents the "soloist" tendency. The middle section of the piece is built on several attempts of different "soloists" to break out, but they are always caught and brought back by the rest of the group. Eventually, duo and trio "connections" among the ensemble members are being established (for example: the melody in the crotales is actually performed by three players, which also gives a nice panorama effect in live performance). Finally, the group spirit wins and the five soloists find themselves in an energetic, groovy and wild ride towards the ending - a heavy chain stroke against a huge tam-tam on the stage floor. | |||
==Awards== | ==Awards== | ||
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==Recent Performances== | ==Recent Performances== | ||
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== Works for Percussion by this Composer == | == Works for Percussion by this Composer == | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:07, 24 February 2022
General Info
Year:
Duration: 00:16:00
Difficulty: Advanced
Publisher:
Cost: Score and Parts - $25.00 | Score Only - $0.00
Movements
Instrumentation
Player 1: Marimba & Crotales & 2 China Cymbals & Triangle & Small Metal Tube
Player 2: Marimba & Crotales & Tambourine & 2 Woodblocks
Player 3: Marimba & Tambourine & 2 Woodblocks & 2 Tom-toms
Player 4: Marimba & Tambourine & 2 Woodblocks & 2 Tom-toms
Player 5: Bass Marimba & Bass Drum & Cymbal & Heavy Chain
Errata
Program Notes
Quintetto, just as most of my other works, was composed mostly at night. And this is how it starts - in the dark night atmosphere, in the low register of the bass marimba. The piece was composed for the US tour of the "Percussion Ensemble Stuttgart" and had its premiere performance at the Percussive Arts Society International Convention (PASIC) in Nashville by the same ensemble. At that time as well as today, it is a "complicated" instrumentation, since five marimbas are not the most practical selection one could make. This eccentric instrumentation is further complicated by extreme technical demands placed on the musicians. The music actually is of a soloist's level, therefore the title: "Quintet for Five Soloists". The principal idea - putting together five different soloists and characters into one rather large and energetic piece - is achieved in various ways. In some parts of the piece, for example, I call for five different tempi imultaneously...the connecting parameters at such places, are only a mathematical proportions of those five tempi to each other. After the one-by-one opening of each player in the mid-low register, they remain together in a contemplative pianissimo for a while, until the first "break out" occurs by one of the players. This represents the "soloist" tendency. The middle section of the piece is built on several attempts of different "soloists" to break out, but they are always caught and brought back by the rest of the group. Eventually, duo and trio "connections" among the ensemble members are being established (for example: the melody in the crotales is actually performed by three players, which also gives a nice panorama effect in live performance). Finally, the group spirit wins and the five soloists find themselves in an energetic, groovy and wild ride towards the ending - a heavy chain stroke against a huge tam-tam on the stage floor.
Awards
Commercial Discography
Recent Performances
Works for Percussion by this Composer
Additional Resources