Die Zeit

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Vincent Cox

General Info

Publisher: Dutch Music Partners
Difficulty: Advanced
Duration: 00:27:30
Cost: €308.95

Content

1. Vergangenheit
2. Heute
3. Zukunft

Instrumentation

Percussion Ensemble

Player 1: Glockenspiel
Player 2: Crotales
Player 3: Vibraphone
Player 4: Vibraphone & Xylophone
Player 5: Marimba 1
Player 6: Marimba 2
Player 7: Marimba 3
Player 8: Marimba 4
Player 9: Chimes
Player 10: Timpani
Player 11: Snare Drum & [[Church Bells] & Waterphone
Player 12: Field Drum & Bongos & Church Bells & Claves & Whip
Player 13: Boobams & Log Drums & [[Church Bells] & Thunder Sheet & Claves
Player 14: Tambourine & Bell Tree & Marching Bass Drum & Tuned Gongs
Player 15: Spring Drum & Sleigh Bells & Wood Block & Marching Cymbals
Player 16: Triangle & Musical Box
Player 17: 4 Suspended Cymbals
Player 18: Tam Tam
Player 19: Hand Cymbals
Player 20: Wind Chimes (Glass) & Wind Gong & Thunder Sheet
Player 21: Bass Drum

Voice

Solo: Child Voice
Player 1: Soprano
Player 2: Alto
Player 3: Tenor
Player 4: Bass

Description

The 30-minute composition "Die Zeit" was written for the farewell concert of percussion conductor (and my former teacher) Jo Zinzen, commissioned by the Percussion Ensemble of Fanfare Eensgezindheid Maasbracht-Beek. A combination of percussion, mixed choir and children's voice, has always been Jo's great wish. The three parts "Vergaanheit", "Heute" and "Zukunft" represent, as it were, the different phases of life. Not literally, of course, but as a reference. For example, in the first part, fragments of drum band marching music are used, which were written by Jo in the 80s and 90s. Lyrics such as "Die Träume meiner Kinderzeit" also refer to the past. The second part shows the hectic pace of the present day. A busy life, but also with a reference to seize the day, live now! The text is sung "heute ist heut!". The third and final part is a reference to what is to come, because time does not stand still. What will the future bring us? A child's voice suddenly sings: it is time to start something new....

Works for Percussion by this Composer

Percussion Ensemble

Hommage - Percussion Septet; Flute
Illusions - Percussion Nonet
Majestic Portraits- Percussion Septet

Percussion Ensemble with 10-12 Players

Brass Connection - Percussion (10)
Crystal - Percussion (11); Trumpet
Enigma - Percussion (10)
Rêverie - Percussion (12)
The Tin Soldiers - Percussion (10)
Three Short Images - Percussion (11)

Percussion Ensemble with 13-15 Players

A Crystallized Memory - Percussion (15)
Quadraphonics 2 - Percussion (14)
Vision (Cox) - Percussion (15)
Where is the Spoon? - Percussion (13)
Where is the Spoon? (Extended Version) - Percussion (14); Alto Saxophone; Tenor Saxophone; Trumpet; Trombone; Bass Trombone
Wooden Puppets - Percussion (13)

Percussion Ensemble with 16-19 Players

Andromeda (Cox) - Percussion (16)
Contemporary Past - Percussion (18)
Divintés Primordiales - Percussion (19)
Episodes (Cox) - Percussion (19)
Exposure- Percussion (18)
Fata Viam Invenient - Percussion (17)
Il Ruscello e la Chiesa - Percussion (19)
Insomnia II - Percussion (17)
Mystic Prophecy - Percussion (17)
Mystic Prophecy (2013 Version) - Percussion (19)
Phantasm - Percussion (18)
Phrenology (Short Version) - Percussion (19)
Shadows of a Dreamworld - Percussion (18)
The Seventh Hour - Percussion (18)
Thought Waves - Percussion (16)
Utopia - Percussion (19)

Large Percussion Ensemble

Abstract Figures - Percussion (20)
Die Zeit - Percussion (21); Voice
Four Imaginary Scenes - Percussion (20)
Inverness - Percussion (21)
Lost in Time - Percussion (22)
Phrenology - Percussion (20); Wind Ensemble
Reflections on the Thirteenth Myth - Percussion (24); Euphonium
Revolution (Cox) - Percussion (20)
Scene Analysis - Percussion (21); Flute; Accordion; Double Bass
Tales of Imagination - Percussion (21)
The Big Earthquake - Percussion (23)
The Curse of Nazdajivai - Percussion (24)
The Mechanical Ballet - Percussion (25)
Zimbutibatine Mxagakozi - Percussion (21)

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