8 Klangbilder, op.99a
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Duration: c.
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Publisher: Zimmermann
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Instrumentation
Multiple Percussion: snare drums, vibraphones, stones, etc.
Program Notes
Review
This multiple-percussion solo is subtitled "Eight Musical Paintings," each of which is inspired by a painting by Andreas Felger. Included with the music are the eight paintings for inspirational purposes. It is suggested that slides of the paintings be shown to the audience during the performance. (The slides may be ordered from an address given in the score.) This composition is the collaboration of three individuals: artist Andreas Felger, composer Bertold Hummel, and percussionist Stefan Eblenkamp, who first performed the work. Twenty-seven percussion instruments are required to perform the work, ranging from snare drums to vibraphone to stones. Each musical painting is different from the other, but the vibraphone provides a continuous music color. The pieces are not necessarily filled with technical demands but musical demands. It would take a mature performer to realize the full potential of the eight "paintings." - John Beck, December 1999[1]
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Works for Percussion by this Composer
"in honorem..." op.98a - Multiple Percussion; Organ
5 Aspekte, op.88d - Percussion Trio
8 Klangbilder, op.99a - Multiple Percussion
Due á Due, op.88a - Multiple Percussion; Saxophone
Duettino für Vibrafon und Klavier, op.82b - Vibraphone; Piano
Fresken 70 für Schlagzeugquartett, op.38 - Percussion Quartet
Fünf Anrufungen, op.81b - Multiple Percussion
Fünf Szenen für zwei Schlagzeuger, op.58 - Percussion Duo - 2 Vibraphones, 2 Marimba
Ikonen, op.57a - Vibraphone
In Memoriam, op.74 - Multiple Percussion; Organ
Konzertante Musik, op.86 - Vibraphone/Marimba; Orchestra
Ludi A Tre, op.29 - Multiple Percussion; Oboe; Piano
Marimbana, op.95d - Marimba
Pentafonia, op.53a&b - Multiple Percussion; Orchestra
Quattro Pezzi, op.92 - Multiple Percussion
Schlagzeugkonzert (Percussion Concerto), op.70 - Multiple Percussion; Orchestra
Tempo Di Valse, op.76c - Vibraphone
Trio für Trompete, Schlagzeug und Klavier, op.82a - Multiple Percussion; Trumpet; Piano
Widmung für Peter Sadlo, op.87g - Multiple Percussion
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