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== General Info ==
 
== General Info ==
  
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'''Year''': 1999<br /-->
 
'''Duration''':  c. <br /-->
 
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'''Cost''': Score and Parts - $0.00  &nbsp;&nbsp;|&nbsp;&nbsp; Score Only - $0.00<br /-->
 
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== Instrumentation ==
 
== Instrumentation ==
 
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Player I: Caxixi, Shaker<br>
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Player II: Caixa (snare drum), Vibraslap<br>
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Player III: Agogo Bells, Reco-Reco (bamboo scraper)<br>
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Player IV: Cuica, Tamborim<br>
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Player V: Whistle, Repenique (sub tom-tom), Triangle<br>
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Player VI: Surdo (sub tom-tom or bass drum)<br>
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Player VII: Surdo (sub bass drum)<br>
  
  
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== Program Notes ==
 
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he 7 players for which this piece was arranged have to use the following instruments: ganza (shaker), Caxixi, Caixa (snare drum), vibraslap, agogo-bell, reco-reco, cuica, tamborim, repenique 10" or 12" (Tom-Tom), apito (whistle), triangle, surdo 18" or 20" (Tom-Tom or bass drum) and surdo 20" or 22" (bass drum). Tempo can be adapted to the players' skills. The note values and phrasing should be perfomed in a relaxed, easygoing manner, i.e. not mathematically exact in the classic style so as to meet the character of Brazilian music. The piece follows traditional playing models in terms of style which also applies to its three-movement structure (fast / slow, calm / very fast). These alterations in tempo have to be followed in any case. Surdos and repenique play a central part. As its predecessor, African Moods (ZM 32140), this work is also well-suited for percussion ensembles at music schools.<ref>https://en.schott-music.com/shop/samba-batucada-no352656.html</ref>
  
  
 
=== Review ===
 
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"Samba Batucada" is a percussion ensemble work modeled after the street samba used during the Carnival in Brazil. Unlike the street samba, which uses from 50 to 500 players and lasts for hours, "Samba Batucada" uses six to seven players and has a definite time limit. Its form is fast-slow- very fast. Traditional samba instruments are used: Agogo-bell, apito, caixa, caxixi, cuica, ganza, reco-reco, repenique, surdo, tamborim, tom- tom, triangle, bass drum and vibraslap. If one is familiar with the techniques used on samba instruments, this work will be easy and lots of fun. For those unfamiliar with the techniques, it will be a great learning experience and still be lots of fun. There are many sections for improvisation, and creative staging can enhance the visual aspects of the samba parade. - John Beck<ref>http://www.pas.org/resources/research/research-compositions</ref>
  
  
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Latest revision as of 23:10, 5 June 2018

Jorg Franke


General Info

Year: 1999
Duration: c.
Difficulty: Grade 4 (see Ratings for explanation)
Publisher: Zimmermann
Cost: Score and Parts - $0.00   |   Score Only - $0.00


Movements

Instrumentation

Player I: Caxixi, Shaker
Player II: Caixa (snare drum), Vibraslap
Player III: Agogo Bells, Reco-Reco (bamboo scraper)
Player IV: Cuica, Tamborim
Player V: Whistle, Repenique (sub tom-tom), Triangle
Player VI: Surdo (sub tom-tom or bass drum)
Player VII: Surdo (sub bass drum)



Program Notes

he 7 players for which this piece was arranged have to use the following instruments: ganza (shaker), Caxixi, Caixa (snare drum), vibraslap, agogo-bell, reco-reco, cuica, tamborim, repenique 10" or 12" (Tom-Tom), apito (whistle), triangle, surdo 18" or 20" (Tom-Tom or bass drum) and surdo 20" or 22" (bass drum). Tempo can be adapted to the players' skills. The note values and phrasing should be perfomed in a relaxed, easygoing manner, i.e. not mathematically exact in the classic style so as to meet the character of Brazilian music. The piece follows traditional playing models in terms of style which also applies to its three-movement structure (fast / slow, calm / very fast). These alterations in tempo have to be followed in any case. Surdos and repenique play a central part. As its predecessor, African Moods (ZM 32140), this work is also well-suited for percussion ensembles at music schools.[1]


Review

"Samba Batucada" is a percussion ensemble work modeled after the street samba used during the Carnival in Brazil. Unlike the street samba, which uses from 50 to 500 players and lasts for hours, "Samba Batucada" uses six to seven players and has a definite time limit. Its form is fast-slow- very fast. Traditional samba instruments are used: Agogo-bell, apito, caixa, caxixi, cuica, ganza, reco-reco, repenique, surdo, tamborim, tom- tom, triangle, bass drum and vibraslap. If one is familiar with the techniques used on samba instruments, this work will be easy and lots of fun. For those unfamiliar with the techniques, it will be a great learning experience and still be lots of fun. There are many sections for improvisation, and creative staging can enhance the visual aspects of the samba parade. - John Beck[2]


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African Moods - Percussion Sextet
Samba Batucada - Percussion Septet



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