A Music
General Info
Year: 1966
Duration: c. 10:00
Difficulty: (see Ratings for explanation)
Publisher: Seesaw
Cost: Score and Parts - $0.00 | Score Only - $0.00
Movements
Instrumentation
Player I: Timpani(4), temple blocks, triangles(2), tom-toms(6), suspended cymbals(9)
Player II: Vibraphone, Turkish bells
Program Notes
dedication: to the composer's father; premiere: Spring 1967, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Greg A. Steinke(oboe), Eldon Obrecht(string bass), William Parsons & Steve Tillapaugh(percussion), Jerry Kracht(conductor)
Review
This difficult two movement composition requires the services of two advanced percussionists. In addition to several standard instruments, the score requires 11 turkish cymbals (substitution possibilities are listed), two antique cymbales and nine suspended cymbals. Three of the suspended cymbals are to be placed upside down on timpani heads, then struck with a variety of mallets. - Reviewed By: Larry Vanlandingham[1]
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Works for Percussion by this Composer
A Music – Percussion Duo; Oboe; Double Bass
Diversions and Interactions – Percussion Trio
Memories of Chief Joseph (Image Music XIa) – Marimba; Violin
Music for Percussion Ensemble and Conductor – Percussion Sextet
Music for Three – Multiple Percussion; Oboe; Guitar
Rudimentalisis – Multiple Percussion
Tableaux in Memory of Chief Joseph (Image Music XI) – Multiple Percussion; Trumpet
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