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Latest revision as of 04:07, 11 April 2021

Christopher Deane


General Info

Year: 2014
Duration: c. 15:00
Difficulty: (see Ratings for explanation)
Publisher: Christopher Deane, distributed by Innovative Percussion
Cost: Score and Parts - $40.00   |   Score Only - $0.00


Instrumentation

Player I: Marimba
Player II: Marimba
Player III: Marimba
Player IV: Marimba


Program Notes

The Coriolis Force is a force of inertia and perspective resulting from a rotating motion (such as the rotation of the Earth on its axis) that affects objects and their relationship to the rotation. Weather patterns and ocean currents demonstrate the affection of the Coriolis Force in nature. The title of this composition "Sensing the Coriolis" comes from a poetic musing on this idea of experiencing, empirically, the grand motion of the Earth's rotation.

Marimba Quartet No. 2, Sensing the Coriolis, composed in December 2014 (revised in 2015 and published with revisions in 2017) is constructed almost entirely of palindromic augmentation and fragmentation. Much of the late twentieth and early twenty-first century process / pattern music composed for percussion ensemble features very short thematic subjects, often constructed of only a few note groupings that cycle repeatedly as short relationships that result from longer palindromic canons thus providing greater opportunity for more complex rhythmic as well as linear phrasing beyond the limits of short rhythmic motifs.[1]


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Works for Percussion by this Composer

Solo Works

Dis Qui EtudeVibraphone
Etude for a Quiet HallMarimba
In the Sea of Clouds – Marimba
Mourning Dove Sonnet – Vibraphone
Prelude ITimpani
Sea of Clouds – Marimba
The Apocryphal Still Life – Vibraphone
The Process of Invention – Marimba
Three Shells – Marimba

Ensemble Works

Almost Perpetual Torque - Mallet Trio
Arcanical Plains - Percussion (12)
Marimba Quartet No. 2 - Sensing the Coriolis - Percussion Quartet - Marimba Quartet
Scavenger MusicPercussion Quintet
The Manes ScrollPercussion (10)
Vespertine FormationsPercussion Quartet - Marimba Quartet


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