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[[Multiple Percussion]]:<ref>http://www.zivkovic.de/castle.htm?PHPSESSID=9apl7da7nnb6ei83oskjljskc2 Image from Ed. Musica Europea</ref> <br> | [[Multiple Percussion]]:<ref>http://www.zivkovic.de/castle.htm?PHPSESSID=9apl7da7nnb6ei83oskjljskc2 Image from Ed. Musica Europea</ref> <br> | ||
Two 12 inch china cymbals, same size but slightly different in pitch<br> | Two 12 inch [[china cymbals]], same size but slightly different in pitch<br> | ||
Two chinese opera gongs, bounded in a frame ( | Two [[chinese opera gongs]], bounded in a frame (high on the top and low above)<br> | ||
Four cymbals, from high to low: 10‘‘ Splash, 12‘‘, 16‘‘, 18‘‘ (mostly crash sounds)<br> | Four [[cymbals]], from high to low: 10‘‘ Splash, 12‘‘, 16‘‘, 18‘‘ (mostly crash sounds)<br> | ||
One Tam-tam, not too large, Thundersheet, not too large<br> | One [[Tam-tam]], not too large, [[Thundersheet]], not too large<br> | ||
Rainstick, mounted on the Rack, but not tight, so it can be turned around with one hand<br> | [[Rainstick]], mounted on the Rack, but not tight, so it can be turned around with one hand<br> | ||
Two metal tubes with a split and a hole, for „wah-wah" sound<br> | Two [[metal tubes]] with a split and a hole, for „wah-wah" sound<br> | ||
Wooden Split-drum, with 8 tongues. (they, of course | [[Wooden Split-drum]], with 8 tongues. (they, of course do NOT have to produce those pitches)<br> | ||
Bass drum with pedal, | [[Bass drum with pedal]], rather small. (the best would be 20 or 18 inch)<br> | ||
Five tom-toms in sizes: 15, 14, 13, 12, 10 Inch. All with resonance heads, and long sustain<br> | Five [[tom-toms]] in sizes: 15, 14, 13, 12, 10 Inch. All with resonance heads, and long sustain<br> | ||
Five wood-blocks, mounted in a vertical ROW, so one can make a Glissando over them<br> | Five [[wood-blocks]], mounted in a vertical ROW, so one can make a Glissando over them<br> | ||
One octave crotales, this should be the LOW (!) octave<br> | One octave [[crotales, this should be the LOW (!) octave<br> | ||
Seven Japanese drums „uchwa – daikos" <br> | Seven Japanese drums „uchwa – daikos" <br> | ||
Five | Five "[[Earth-Plates]]" also NOT tuned but five different pitches<br><ref>http://www.zivkovic.de/castle.htm?PHPSESSID=9apl7da7nnb6ei83oskjljskc2</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 00:46, 21 November 2013
General Info
Year: 1998
Duration: c. 17:40
Difficulty: (see Ratings for explanation)
Publisher: MusicaEur
Cost: Score and Parts - $0.00 | Score Only - $0.00
Movements
Instrumentation
Multiple Percussion:[1]
Two 12 inch china cymbals, same size but slightly different in pitch
Two chinese opera gongs, bounded in a frame (high on the top and low above)
Four cymbals, from high to low: 10‘‘ Splash, 12‘‘, 16‘‘, 18‘‘ (mostly crash sounds)
One Tam-tam, not too large, Thundersheet, not too large
Rainstick, mounted on the Rack, but not tight, so it can be turned around with one hand
Two metal tubes with a split and a hole, for „wah-wah" sound
Wooden Split-drum, with 8 tongues. (they, of course do NOT have to produce those pitches)
Bass drum with pedal, rather small. (the best would be 20 or 18 inch)
Five tom-toms in sizes: 15, 14, 13, 12, 10 Inch. All with resonance heads, and long sustain
Five wood-blocks, mounted in a vertical ROW, so one can make a Glissando over them
One octave [[crotales, this should be the LOW (!) octave
Seven Japanese drums „uchwa – daikos"
Five "Earth-Plates" also NOT tuned but five different pitches
[2]
Program Notes
written for: Eveylyn Glennie
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