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== Instrumentation ==
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== Works for Percussion by this Composer ==
== Works for Percussion by this Composer ==
{{Masson, Askeel Works}}<br>
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== Additional Resources ==
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[[Category: Snare Drum Works]]
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Latest revision as of 00:59, 9 August 2026

Áskell Másson

General Info

Year of Published: 2001
Publisher: Editions Bim
Difficulty: Advanced
Duration: 00:07:00
Cost: $24.99

Instrumentation

Snare Drum

Program Notes

KÍM means germ or embryo and the idea is roughly to start on something simple which then gradually grows and takes on a new form, like a plant. The work is a continuation of my exploitation of the possibilities of the snare drum as a solo instrument, using sounds and polyrhythms which I hadn´t in the earlier pieces (PRÍM and KONZERTSTÜCK). The piece has a metric pattern of 3/8, 7/8 & 11/8 which is repeated 32 times. With the aid of brush and a practise pad as well as the instrument itself, one of my aims was to establish rhythms in various timbres which would develop constantly new wievpoints by putting these into permutational combinations. Commissioned and premiered by the Danish master percussionist Gert Mortensen, the piece was premiered in Fredericia, Denmark in January 2002.

Review

Errata

Awards

Commercial Discography

Online Recordings

Recent Performances


Works for Percussion by this Composer

Solo Works

Aura - Multiple Percussion
B2B - Snare Drum
Frum - Multiple Percussion
Ima - Multiple Percussion
Impromptu (Masson) - Marimba
Kim - Snare Drum
Prim - Snare Drum
Sonata I - Marimba
Toccata (Masson) - Roto Toms

Solo with Percussion Ensemble Works

Cosmic Tree - Marimba; Percussion Trio
Crossings - Percussion Duo; Orchestra
Konzertstück for Snare Drum and Percussion Ensemble - Snare Drum; Percussion Sextet

Percussion Ensemble Works

Earth (Silja) - 2 Players
Fo(u)r Mallets - 2 Players
Helfro - 4 Players
Impromtu for Hand Drum - 4 Players
Rhythm Strip - 2 Players
Sindur - 4 Players
The Drop of Water - 3 Player
Tromma - 2 Players

With Piano Works

Konzertstück for Snare Drum and Piano Reduction - Snare Drum
Klukkan - Multiple Percussion

With Other Instruments Works

Glacier - Vibraphone; Saxophone
Melodie - Marimba; Violin/Viola
Partita - Multiple Percussion; Guitar
Seasons - Hand Drum; Clarinet
Twilight - Darabuka; Cello

With Orchestra Works

Capriccio - Darabuka amd Orchestra
Crossings - Percussion Duet; Orchestra
Konzertstück for Snare Drum and Orchestra - Snare Drum; Orchestra
Marimba Concerto (Masson) - Marimba; Orchestra
Ora - Percussion Sextet; Orchestra
Percussion Concerto (Masson) - Multiple Percussion; Orchestra

Additional Resources



References