Rimbadance by Daniel McCarthy Percussion Ensemble - Sheet Music

By Daniel McCarthy

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Instrument:

Snare Drum Marimba Percussion Vibraphone

Composers:

Daniel McCarthy

Publishers:

C. Alan Publications

Item types:

Physical

Level:

Intermediate

Artist:

Daniel McCarthy

Usages:

School and Community

Detailed Description

Percussion Ensemble Marimba & Percussion (marimba (5-octave), percussion (vibraphone, bongos, Timbales, snare drum, 2 low toms, kick bass drum, small tam-tam, metal, sizzle ride, 2 log drums, temple blocks, maracas, 5-octave marimba)) - medium

SKU: CN.05060

Composed by Daniel McCarthy. Volume I. Duration 15:00. Published by C. Alan Publications (CN.05060).

Rimbadance uses timbral notation for the percussion part, indicating pitches for each percussion instrument in the set-up. After a free, improvisatory opening for the marimba, the vibraphone begins a sixteenth ostinato while the marimba plays fast runs and arpeggios over top. The multiple percussion set-up creates a fascinating dialogue with the marimba throughout the rest of the piece, driving all the way to the end.

Commissioned by the Atlantis Percussion Duo, "Rimbadance" uses timbral notation for the percussion part, indicating pitches for each percussion instrument in the set-up. After a free, improvisatory opening for the marimba, the vibraphone begins a sixteenth ostinato while the marimba plays fast runs and arpeggios over top. The multiple percussion set-up creates a fascinating dialogue with the marimba throughout the rest of the piece, driving all the way to the end.