Limb

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Sydney Hodkinson


General Info

Year: 1996
Duration: c. 12:00
Difficulty: (see Ratings for explanation)
Publisher: Smith
Cost: Score and Parts - $0.00   |   Score Only - $0.00

Movements

Instrumentation

Marimba


Program Notes

Review

"Limb" is a 4-mallet solo for low-A marimba. Each of its four movements is three to four minutes in length. Movement one, "Prelude," is an expressive display of contrasting flourishes, making extensive use of the major-seventh interval. Specific mallet suggestions are notated, but the performer may want to try different sequences or rotations. The second movement, "Scherzo," is a rapid 9/8 setting consisting of tone rows with contrasting dynamics. The third movement, "Arioso," is a chorale dedicated to the memory of the late Jacob Druckman. It contains notated phrases that are to be hummed by the performer while playing the four- note harmonization. The final movement is a quote of the first, and is very rapid with additional leaps in register. This challenging solo is exciting and contains much expression. - George Frock, August 1998[1]

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Works for Percussion by this Composer

Dawn Apparition II - Marimba
Drawings: Set No. 1 - Percussion Quartet
Drawings: Set No. 3 - Multiple Percussion; Clarinet
Drawings: Set No. 4 - Percussion Trio
Drawings: Set No. 9 - Percussion Trio
Hammer - Marimba
Hit and Run Praeambula for Harp and Percussion - Multiple Percussion; Harp
Imagined Quarter - Percussion Quartet
Keberos - Snare Drum
Limb - Marimba
Nocturnes - Multiple Percussion; Piccolo; Double Bass; Clarinet
Omaggio (w/Tuba) - Multiple Percussion; Tuba
Omaggio (w/Trombone) - Multiple Percussion; Trombone; Piano
Spectral Gusts - Marimba
Two Structures for Percussion - Percussion Sextet
Wind Sculptures - Marimba
Winterwaltz an Encore for Harp and Marimba - Marimba; Harp


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References

  1. http://www.pas.org (accessed March 208, 2013)