Rimbasly (solo with CD) with CD accompaniment by Daniel McCarthy Percussion Ensemble - Sheet Music

By Daniel McCarthy

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Details

Instrument:

Marimba Percussion

Composers:

Daniel McCarthy

Publishers:

C. Alan Publications

Format:

Accompaniment CD Solo Part

Item types:

Physical

Level:

Intermediate Advanced

Artist:

Daniel McCarthy

Usages:

School and Community

Detailed Description

Percussion Ensemble Marimba (4-mallet) & CD (marimba (4.5-octave)) - medium difficult

SKU: CN.05350

With CD accompaniment. Composed by Daniel McCarthy. Solo with CD. Duration 9:10. Published by C. Alan Publications (CN.05350).

Rimbasly represents virtuosic marimba writing at its best. Written for Michael Burritt, the piece presents many wonderful technical challenges for the performer, with complicated sticking, complete independence between the hands, and independent rolls. The electronics include sustained sounds as well as many sounds emulating percussion instruments.

This is a revised re-issue of this popular piece now sold with CD accompaniment rather than tape. Rimbasly represents virtuosic marimba writing at its best. Written for Michael Burritt, the piece presents many wonderful technical challenges for the performer, with complicated sticking, complete independence between the hands, and independent rolls. The electronics include sustained sounds as well as many sounds emulating percussion instruments. The piece is now available in many new formats with marimba: wind ensemble, orchestra, percussion ensemble, and piano.