MonToobo

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Chris Crockarell

General Info

Year of Published: 2014
Publisher: Row-Loff Productions
Series: Boomsicles!
Duration: 00:02:00

Instrumentation

Player 1-6: 2 1/2 octaves chromatic Boomwhackers

Performance Notes

MonToobo (Grade III) was written with the Montuno groove in mind. (This could possibly be the first Boomwhacker® Montuno ever published?) MonToobo uses a play-along track, so you’ll need a PA/speaker system for this one. To obtain a good audio balance between players, audience and track, it is advised to practice in your performance situation/venue as much as possible. While players 1 & 2 are managing five tubes, it is as equally important that your “groove” players (4, 5 & 6) are comfortable executing that Montuno-ish groove with each other and the track. The tune starts with two bars of percussion and then the players enter in bar 3. Follow all dynamics as closely as possible to maintain the melody/accompaniment balance. In bars 57-60, stress to the players to “lock-in” with the eighth-note build up in the track as this will have a tendency to rush. If possible, perform this tune without a conductor.

Works for Percussion by this composer

Small Ensemble

Concerto for Garage BandPercussion Quintet; Percussion (5); Guitar; Keyboard; Bass Guitar
CymbalectomyPercussion Sextet; Percussion (6)
Drum BiznessPercussion Quartet; Percussion (4)
DrumZuhBitPercussion Quartet; Percussion (4)
Hipster
Kaleidoscope (Crockarell) – Percussion Sextet; Percussion (6)
Katie's Bossa – Percussion Sextet; Percussion (6)
Sahara Dream
Shimi, Shami, Shang!
ShockuhFunk
Shoe Bop
Snaresville - Percussion Quartet
Snare Necessities - Percussion Quartet
Svengali
SynergyPercussion Quartet; Percussion (4)
Taco Tico
Tequila
Timp or Mental - Percussion Quartet
Three Way SplitPercussion Trio; Percussion (3)
Under the Big Top

Medium Ensemble

Circus, Circus!Percussion (10)
Comic ReliefPercussion Octet; Percussion (8)
Dance of the Wind-up Toy – Percussion Octet; Percussion (8)
Glitzville!Percussion Nonet; Percussion (9)
Kawf Dooda Code – Percussion Octet; Percussion (8)
Leetul Reekee
Last Warrior – Percussion (10)
Outbound – Percussion Nonet; Percussion (9); Tape
Rocking Angel - Percussion (11)
Stratus – Percussion Nonet; Percussion (9)
Sushi Funk – Percussion Octet; Percussion (8); Bass Guitar

Large Ensemble

Brush Up - 12 Players
Curse Of Tortuga - 14 Players
Gorsky's Dream – 12 Players
Serengeti - 14 Players
Visions of Sugar Plums - 12 Players

Flexible Ensemble

Hark, the Herald Bossa - 4 to 7 Players
Kawf Dooda Code - 8 to 16 Players
Kuhthunk! - 4 to 20 Players
Me Tarzan - 8 to 16 Players

Ensemble Collection

Pick a Key, Any Key - 5 or More Players
Yuletide Buckets - 4 to 16 Players
Drum It Down - Percussion Quartet

Reference