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Revision as of 04:20, 28 April 2022
General Info
Year: 1952
Duration: c.28:45
Difficulty: (see Ratings for explanation)
Publisher: Fischer
Cost: Score and Parts - $0.00 | Score Only - $0.00
Movements
Instrumentation
Player I: Orchestra bells, vibraphone(C-c), snare drum
Player II: Vibraphone(C-c), tubular chimes
Player III: Vibraphone(F-f), share player 1's C-c vibe., maracas
Player IV: Xylophone, gooseneck lamp
Player V: Xylophone(4 oct.), wood block
Player VI: Xylophone(4 oct.), finger cymbals
Player VII: Timpani(5), plate scraper
Player VII: Timpani(5), Jew's harp
Player IX: Timpani(5), screen scraper
Player X: Suspended cymbals 3), maraca, skillets(4), tom-toms(4), bicycle bell, vibraphone(C-c)
Player XI: Fire bells(4), snare drum, temple blocks(4), orchestra bells
Player XII: Gongs(4), tambourine, sandpaper blocks, suspended cymbals(5), screen scraper, saw bowl,
Player XIII: Cymbals a2, vibraphone(F-f share)
Player XIV: Cymbals a2, snare drum, gourd, temple blocks(5), plate scraper(share), timpani(4), scissors, bass drum
Player XV: Celesta, eight skillets hung on wall or rack
Player XVI: Xylophone(4 octs.), bass drum, cow bells, hi-hat, tambourine, four small dinner bells, gongs(2)
Errata
Program Notes
premiere: 13 March 1956, Urbana, Illinois, University of Illinois Percussion Ensemble, Paul Price, conductor
Awards
Commercial Discography
Recent Performances
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Works for Percussion by this Composer
Four French Baroque Pieces - Percussion Trio
Ice Age - Multiple Percussion; Clarinet; Piano
Symphony for Percussion - Percussion (16)
Textures & Timbres, An Orchestrator's Handbook - Orchestration Textbook
Spatial music progress report[1][2] - Theoretical Paper
Additional Resources
References
- ↑ http://www.jaffe.com/BrantSpatial1979.pdf
- ↑ Bennington College Quadrille, 1979