Preview: Concerto for Vibraphone
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SKU: A0.962499
Composed by Jordan Morrison. 20th Century,Blues,Contemporary,Jazz. 19 pages. Jordan Morrison Music #2988333. Published by Jordan Morrison Music (A0.962499).This Vibraphone Concerto is an Advanced piece for Vibraphone and piano. It is written in a way that will stretch the player’s ability to communicate with an accompanist and perform complex crossed and additive patterns. This concerto requires the soloist to develop a keen sense of phrasing to execute the melodic and additive lines properly. Duration – 13mins
"This piece was started in 2008 as an incidental piano piece written for The Revolving Doors Soap Opera. I didn't finish the piece until 2013 when by accident I changed the midi sound to a vibraphone and proceeded to rewrite the 1st theme for vibraphone and piano. The flow of the piece could be attributed somewhat to listening to the music of Phillip Glass, Jethro Tull, Claude Debussy, and Béla Fleck at the time. I wrote parts of this composition while under the instruction of Dr. Daniel McCarthy."
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