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• Frozen in Time
  ...ughout the movement although it only erupts briefly in the form of central Asian bells and modes that invade the introspective mood of the Siciliana. The mo ...inclusive, the movement includes a recapitulation of African, European and Asian music, tying the piece together.
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• Percussion History
  ...he primitive societies. These instruments would comprise the Early Strata Instruments of the Paleolithic Era of the Stone Age. ...placing a platform over it. The most important contribution to percussion instruments of the Stone Age however, was the invention of the membranophone: the drum.
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• Harrison, Lou
  ...d idyllic setting proved conducive to studies in Harrison's new interests, Asian music and tuning. ...Caesar. In the last, an elaborate puppet opera, he used for the first time instruments designed and built by his new life-partner, Bill Colvig.
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• Jing Cymbals
  ...stand mounted. Jing cymbals are handmade and this gives them an authentic Asian sound with more overtones than the classical Western cymbals. [[Category: Percussion Instruments]]
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• Miki, Minoru
  ...become international repertory. Wrote many songs, choral pieces, works for Asian & Japanese traditional instrumental world. Well-known cinema music is Le Em ...ational Grand Prize, Giraud Opera Prize, Purple Ribbon Metal, 20th Fukuoka Asian Culture Prize -specially the first Japanese winner of its Arts & Culture Pr
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• Encounters XV
  ...uated Drums]], 7 tuned Asian [[Gongs]], 2 [[Temple Bowls]], 12 small tuned Asian Gongs, [[Tam-tams]], [[Cowbells]], [[Suspended Cymbal]], [[Crotales]] <br> <!-- Don't forget to add categories, literature, instruments, history, pedagogy, sticks, etc. Also delete the Template category. To see
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• Nishimura, Akira
  ...e multi-layered textures. Though similar to ‘micropolyphony’ of Ligeti, an Asian perspective informs his technique. Some works are heterophonic melodically, <!-- Don't forget to add categories, literature, instruments, history, pedagogy, sticks, etc. Also delete the Template category. To see
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• Resounding Earth
  ...ugustareadthomas.com/composition/files/Resounding_front_matter.pdf List of Instruments] ...ans across time and earth have been inspired to sculpt metals into musical instruments. More than five hundred pieces of metal are incorporated into the instrumen
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• Riq
  ...s to Spain, and the Spanish adapted and promoted the daf and other musical instruments (such as the [[guitar]]) in medieval Europe. In the 15th century, the daf w ...es in the [[Medieval India|medieval era]], and is a popular Indian musical instruments. In southern India, its use became mainstream, especially in protests, duri
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• Bianzhong
  ...50 to 64 bells, like the one found in the tomb of Marquis Yi of Zeng. Such instruments were used in imperial court music and grand Confucian ceremonies. ...its use declined due to the changing musical styles and the rise of other instruments. In the modern era, Bianzhong has been revived for cultural performances, m
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• Percussion Pedagogy
  ...ty and meaningful musicianship. The book applies this principle to several instruments including [[snare drum]], [[timpani]], [[marimba]], [[vibraphone]], multipl 13 Mallet-Keyboard Instruments: Move over Elephant, There's an Octopus in the Room. 169<br>
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• Taiko
  ...h China and Korea. In both traditions, dancers were accompanied by several instruments that included drums similar to taiko. Certain percussive patterns and termi [[Category: Percussion Instruments]]
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• Yun Luo
  [[Category: Percussion Instruments]] [[Category: History-Instruments]]
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• Marimba
  ...ed by the great Japanese marimbist [[Keiko Abe]] and is favored among many Asian marimbists. [[Category:Percussion Instruments]]
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• Chinese Cymbals
  [[Category: Percussion Instruments]] [[Category: History-Instruments]]
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• Chinese tom-toms
  [[Category: Percussion Instruments]] [[Category: History-Instruments]]
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• Hyoshigi
  [[Category: Percussion Instruments]] [[Category: History-Instruments]]
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• Chinese Gong
  [[Category: Percussion Instruments]] [[Category: History-Instruments]]
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• Chappa
  [[Category: Percussion Instruments]] [[Category: History-Instruments]]
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• Paigu
  [[Category: Percussion Instruments]] [[Category: History-Instruments]]
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