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• Percussion History
  ...other purposes, such as bows and shields for battle, began to replace body percussion. After a successful hunt, a hunter would place the bows in front of him wi ...ne Age however, was the invention of the membranophone: the drum. As this instrument becomes prominent, music is used more for recreation in some cultures and l
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• Teaching Percussion
  Cook, Gary. <u>Teaching Percussion 3rd edition</u>. New York, Schirmer Books, 2005.<br /--> ...lf-contained book, students in music education programs, private study, or percussion pedagogy courses will develop a broad musical awareness and comprehensive t
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• Percussion: A Course of Study for the Future Band and Orchestra Director
  Source: Siwe, Thomas. <u>Percussion: A Course of Study for the Future Band and Orchestra Director, Second Editi ...he different instruments and techniques. Afterward, there is a section for instrument care and repair, a helpful list of references, a list of resources, methods
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• Auxiliary Percussion
  ...is either comical or meant to simulate a known sound. Common and Uncommon Percussion Instruments used in Band and Orchestra are listed below. ==Common Auxiliary Percussion Instruments==
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• TCL Grade 1 Orchestral Percussion
  Candidates taking a Orchestral Percussion exam are required to: * play one piece for each of [[Snare Drum]], [[Timpani]] and [[Tuned Percussion]], must not include the study pieces
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• Abbott, Alain
  ...ovich ( Concertino ), the immense technical and sound capabilities of this instrument. That was March 7, 1959, in the Hall of the Conservatory Berlioz (rue de Ma ...tic musical Editions, 1974), a tribute to Copernicus five inventions for 2 percussion and ondes Martenot (EFM Technisonor / Billaudot 1973) a curious piano piece
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• TCL Grade 2 Orchestral Percussion
  Candidates taking a Orchestral Percussion exam are required to: * play one piece for each of [[Snare Drum]], [[Timpani]] and [[Tuned Percussion]], must not include the study pieces
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• TCL Grade 3 Orchestral Percussion
  Candidates taking a Orchestral Percussion exam are required to: * play one piece for each of [[Snare Drum]], [[Timpani]] and [[Tuned Percussion]], must not include the study pieces
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• TCL Grade 4 Orchestral Percussion
  Candidates taking a Orchestral Percussion exam are required to: * play one piece for each of [[Snare Drum]], [[Timpani]] and [[Tuned Percussion]], must not include the study pieces
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• Xylophone
  ...ophone also sounds one octave higher than the actual pitches played on the instrument. ...sixteen wooden slabs, suspended in two tiers. The actual migration of the instrument from Asia to Africa is still unclear, but is known to have been in existenc
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• TCL Grade 1 Keyboard Percussion
  2. Candidates should always attempt to suit the instrument chosen to the music played. <br/> 4. Sticks must be appropriate to the instrument played, and should be in good condition. <br/>
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• TCL Grade 2 Keyboard Percussion
  2. Candidates should always attempt to suit the instrument chosen to the music played. <br/> 4. Sticks must be appropriate to the instrument played, and should be in good condition. <br/>
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• Multiple Percussion
  ...vely new field of percussion literature. The first major work for multiple percussion solo dates back only a little over 50 years to 1956 ([[John Cage]]'' [[27'1 .... As tonal harmony began to dissolve with twentieth century composers, the percussion was able to begin to be freed from the confines of a supportive role and be
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• TCL Grade 3 Keyboard Percussion
  2. Candidates should always attempt to suit the instrument chosen to the music played. <br/> 4. Sticks must be appropriate to the instrument played, and should be in good condition. <br/>
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• TCL Grade 4 Keyboard Percussion
  2. Candidates should always attempt to suit the instrument chosen to the music played. <br/> 4. Sticks must be appropriate to the instrument played, and should be in good condition. <br/>
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• TCL Grade 8 Keyboard Percussion
  ...ere no instrument is specified, candidates should choose the most suitable instrument for performance. <br/> 2. Technical Works requires a four-octave instrument.<br/>
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• The Art of Percussion Playing
  ...o purchase, and playing examples. This book also includes pictures of each instrument and how to hold or play it. Chapter IV: The Art of Percussion Accessory Playing <br>
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• TCL Grade 5 Orchestral Percussion
  Candidates taking a Orchestral Percussion exam are required to: * play one piece for each of [[Snare Drum]], [[Timpani]] and [[Tuned Percussion]], must not include the study pieces
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• TCL Grade 5 Keyboard Percussion
  2. Candidates should always attempt to suit the instrument chosen to the music played. <br/> 4. Sticks must be appropriate to the instrument played, and should be in good condition. <br/>
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• Flex-A-Tone
  [[Image:instrumentname.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Instrument Name]] ...f> The beaters or made of wood and are mounted on thin, spring steel. The instrument can creates a tremolo effect with high and low tones when the metal tongue/
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