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== Instrumentation ==
 
== Instrumentation ==
[[Multiple Percussion]]: [[roto-toms]], [[triangle]], [[suspended cymbals]](4), [[crotales]] <br>
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===Soloist===
 
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[[Roto-toms]] (18", 16", 14", 12", 10", 8", 6") & [[triangle]] & [[suspended cymbals]](4) & [[crotales]] <br>
Player I: [[Vibraphone]], [[tam tams]](4), [[bass drum]], [[spring coil]], [[metal windchimes]]<br>  
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===Ensemble===
Player II: Vibraphone (share), [[tubular chimes]]<br>  
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Player I: [[Vibraphone]] & [[tam tams]](4) & [[bass drum]] & [[spring coil]] & [[metal windchimes]]<br>  
Player III: Vibraphone (share), [[orchestra bells]]<br>  
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Player II: [[Vibraphone]]  & [[Tubular Bells]]<br>  
Player IV: Vibraphone (share)<br>
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Player III: [[Vibraphone]]  & [[Glockenspiel]]<br>  
 
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Player IV: [[Vibraphone]] <br>
 
 
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== Program Notes ==
 
== Program Notes ==
commission: Remo D. Belli; dedication: to my daughter, Jennifer; premiere: 10 March 1976, Atlantic City, Temple University Percussion Ensemble, Glenn Steele, conductor
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Commission: Remo D. Belli <br/>
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Dedication: William Kraft's daughter, Jennifer<br/>
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Premiere: 10 March 1976, Atlantic City, Temple University Percussion Ensemble, Glenn Steele, conductor
  
  
 
=== Review ===
 
=== Review ===
ENCOUNTERS VI is a "Concertino for Roto Toms and Percussion Quartet (1976)." The solo part calls for seven roto toms (18, 16, 14, 12, 10, 8, and 6 inches) triangle, four cymbals (including sizzle), and five crotales (G, C#, F D#, E, and F#). Ensemble parts include a vibe shared by all players, bells, chimes, four tam tams, bass drum, spring coil, and wind chimes. Some of the special techniques required include use of bass bows, "Bunker trill" and vibes, use of fingers, circular glissande, use of small rugs as keyboard mutes, use of crotales on drum heads, etc. The graphic symbols one might expect in a Kraft piece are included along with additional detailed performance instructions relating to striking material, striking place, etc. Improvisatory passages are present in both ensemble and solo parts. Encounters VI is a welcome addition to the sparse literature available for a percussion soloist and percussion ensemble. This piece is interesting to listen to, exciting to perform, and ideal for a traveling solo percussionist in that the rehearsal time necessary for soloist and ensemble together is minimal. - Gary Olmstead<ref>[http://www.pas.org PAS.ORG]</ref>
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ENCOUNTERS VI is a "Concertino for Roto Toms and Percussion Quartet (1976)." The solo part calls for seven [[roto-toms]] (18, 16, 14, 12, 10, 8, and 6 inches), [[triangle]], four [[cymbals]] (including sizzle), and five [[crotales]] (G, C#, F D#, E, and F#). Ensemble parts include a [[vibraphone]] shared by all players, [[glockenspiel]], [[chimes]], four [[tam-tam]]s, [[bass drum]], [[spring coil]] and [[wind chimes]]. Some of the special techniques required include use of bass bows, "Bunker trill" and [[vibraphone]], use of fingers, circular glissande, use of small rugs as keyboard mutes, use of [[crotales]] on drum heads, etc. The graphic symbols one might expect in a Kraft piece are included along with additional detailed performance instructions relating to striking material, striking place, etc. Improvisatory passages are present in both ensemble and solo parts. Encounters VI is a welcome addition to the sparse literature available for a percussion soloist and percussion ensemble. This piece is interesting to listen to, exciting to perform, and ideal for a traveling solo percussionist in that the rehearsal time necessary for soloist and ensemble together is minimal. - Gary Olmstead<ref>[http://www.pas.org PAS.ORG]</ref>
  
 
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Latest revision as of 03:18, 15 May 2022

William Kraft


General Info

Year: 1976
Duration: c. 9:00
Difficulty: (see Ratings for explanation)
Publisher: NM-West
Cost: Score and Parts - $0.00   |   Score Only - $0.00

Movements

Instrumentation

Soloist

Roto-toms (18", 16", 14", 12", 10", 8", 6") & triangle & suspended cymbals(4) & crotales

Ensemble

Player I: Vibraphone & tam tams(4) & bass drum & spring coil & metal windchimes
Player II: Vibraphone & Tubular Bells
Player III: Vibraphone & Glockenspiel
Player IV: Vibraphone

Program Notes

Commission: Remo D. Belli
Dedication: William Kraft's daughter, Jennifer
Premiere: 10 March 1976, Atlantic City, Temple University Percussion Ensemble, Glenn Steele, conductor


Review

ENCOUNTERS VI is a "Concertino for Roto Toms and Percussion Quartet (1976)." The solo part calls for seven roto-toms (18, 16, 14, 12, 10, 8, and 6 inches), triangle, four cymbals (including sizzle), and five crotales (G, C#, F D#, E, and F#). Ensemble parts include a vibraphone shared by all players, glockenspiel, chimes, four tam-tams, bass drum, spring coil and wind chimes. Some of the special techniques required include use of bass bows, "Bunker trill" and vibraphone, use of fingers, circular glissande, use of small rugs as keyboard mutes, use of crotales on drum heads, etc. The graphic symbols one might expect in a Kraft piece are included along with additional detailed performance instructions relating to striking material, striking place, etc. Improvisatory passages are present in both ensemble and solo parts. Encounters VI is a welcome addition to the sparse literature available for a percussion soloist and percussion ensemble. This piece is interesting to listen to, exciting to perform, and ideal for a traveling solo percussionist in that the rehearsal time necessary for soloist and ensemble together is minimal. - Gary Olmstead[1]

Errata

Awards

Commercial Discography

Recent Performances

Works for Percussion by this Composer

Solos

2-4-1 - Snare Drum
A Trifle for Timothy - Multiple Percussion
Corrente II - Multiple Percussion
Da Dit - Multiple Percussion
Des Imagistes - Percussion Sextet; Narrator
Divinations - Multiple Percussion
English Suite - Multiple Percussion
French Suite - Multiple Percussion
Images - Timpani
L'Arlesienne - Multiple Percussion
Morris Dance - Multiple Percussion
M'SP - Timpani
Passacaglia - Percussion Solo
Theme and Metric Variations - Multiple Percussion
Two Drums in the Shape of an Etude - Multiple Percussion
Variations for King George - Timpani

Percussion Solos with Orchestra

Concerto for Solo Percussion and Chamber Ensemble - Multiple Percussion; Orchestra
Concerto for Timpani and Orchestra (Kraft) - Timpani; Orchestra
Concerto No. 2 for Timpani and Orchestra, XIII The Grand Encounter - Timpani; Orchestra
Three Miniatures for Percussion and Orchestra - Solo - Multiple Percussion; Orchestra
Triangles: Concerto for Percussion and Ten Instruments - Multiple Percussion; Chamber Ensemble

Percussion Solos with Strings

Music for String Quartet and Percussion - Multiple Percussion; String Quartet

Percussion Ensembles

Colorations - Variable Instrumentation; Graphic Score
Kandinsky Variations - Variable Instrumentation; graphic score
Quartet for Percussion (Kraft) - Percussion Quartet
Scherzo á Due - Multiple Percussion Duet
Suite for Percussion - Percussion Quartet
Trio for Percussion (Kraft) - Percussion Trio

Percussion Ensembles with Orchestra

Concerto for Four Percussion Soloists & Orchestra - Percussion Quartet; Orchestra
Configurations - Concerto for Four Percussion Soloists & Jazz Orchestra - Percussion Quartet; Jazz Orchestra
Momentum for Eight Percussionists - Percussion Ensemble (8)
Three Miniatures for Percussion and Orchestra - Percussion Quartet; Orchestra

Percussion Ensemble with Concert Band

Quintessence: Concerto for Five Percussion Soloists and Concert Band - Percussion Quintet; Concert Band

Percussion Ensemble with Voice

Songs of Flowers, Bells and Death: Contextures IV for Chorus and Percussion Orchestra - Percussion Ensemble (12); Chorus
Theme and Variations (Kraft) - Percussion Quartet; Narrator (optional)

Encounter Series

Encounters I - Multiple Percussion; with tape
Encounters II - Tuba
Encounters III - Multiple Percussion; Trumpet
Encounters IV - Multiple Percussion; Trombone
Encounters V: In the Morning of the Winter Sea - Multiple Percussion; Cello
Encounters VI - A Concertino for Roto-toms and Percussion Quartet - Percussion Quartet; Multiple Percussion
Encounters VII - Multiple Percussion Duet
Encounters VIII - Multiple Percussion
Encounters IX - Multiple Percussion; Saxophone
Encounters X - Marimba; Violin
Encounters XI: The Demise of Suriyodhaya - Multiple Percussion; English Horn
Encounters XII: The Gabrielic Foray - Multiple Percussion; Harp
Encounters XIII - Multiple Percussion; Woodwind Quintet
Encounters XIV: Concerto a Tre - Multiple Percussion, Violin, Piano
Encounters XV - Multiple Percussion, Guitar
Encounters XVI - Multiple Percussion, Flute
Encounters XVII - Multiple Percussion, Clarinet



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