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Player 1: 4 [[Roto-Tom]]s, Small [[Cowbell]], 2 [[Wood Blocks]] <br/>
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Player 1: 4 [[Roto-tom]]s, Small [[Cowbell]], 2 [[Wood Blocks]] <br/>
 
Player 2: [[Bongos]], Large [[Triangle]], 3 [[Cowbells]], [[Cymbal]] <br/>
 
Player 2: [[Bongos]], Large [[Triangle]], 3 [[Cowbells]], [[Cymbal]] <br/>
 
Player 3: [[Timbales]], 22" or 24" [[Suspended Cymbal]], Large [[Cowbell]] <br/>
 
Player 3: [[Timbales]], 22" or 24" [[Suspended Cymbal]], Large [[Cowbell]] <br/>

Revision as of 05:35, 26 October 2021

Michael Colgrass

General Info

Year: 1969
Publisher: Colla Voce Music
Difficulty: Intermediate
Duration: 10:30
Cost: $12.50

Description

Inventions on a Motive by Michael Colgrass was inspired by the idea of implementing a motif with development (something common in orchestral music) into percussion, which had not been done at the time. Each of the five inventions has their own character. Individual parts are rhythmically easy to read (as long as you can interpret old-school notation), but players could easily get lost if they don't pay attention.

Instrumentation

Player 1: 4 Roto-toms, Small Cowbell, 2 Wood Blocks
Player 2: Bongos, Large Triangle, 3 Cowbells, Cymbal
Player 3: Timbales, 22" or 24" Suspended Cymbal, Large Cowbell
Player 4: 3 Timpani

Movement

1. Motive
2. Invention 1
3. Invention 2
4. Invention 3
5. Invention 4
6. Invention 5
7. Invention 6
8. Finale

Recent Performance

Hamiruge - The LSU Percussion Group Performance

Reference