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• Intangibles
  Player I: Timpano, tom-toms(2), snare drum, bongos, tumba, temple blocks(5), marimba, vibraphone(share), glockenspiel, suspended cymbal, tam tam, co Player II: Timpano, tom-tom, snare drum, bongos, tumba, temple blocks(5), marimba, vibraphone, suspended cymbal, tam tam, cowbell, shaker, maraca
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• Actuor
  ..., cymbals α2, sizzle cymbal, hi-hat, triangle, crotales, claves(3), temple blocks(2), woodblocks(2), maracas, castanets, ratchet, sleighbells, cabasa<br> .../ped., susp. cymbals(3), tam tam, triangle, cow bells(3), gongs(3), temple blocks(4), maracas, claves (3), whip, guiro, Mexican bells<br>
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• Propulsions
  ..., guiro, cowbell, suspended cymbal, kalimba, woodblock., log drums, temple blocks(5), talking drum, snare drums(2), tom, chimes<br/> ...IV: Triangle, suspended cymbal, cowbell, wood blocks, metal plate, temple blocks(5), bongos, timbales, log drum, snare drums(2), Chinese drums, toms(3), bas
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• Suite for Solo Percussion (Horvit)
  ...[timpani]](5), [[marimba]], [[orchestra bells]], [[temple blocks]], [[wood blocks]], [[castanets]], [[suspended cymbals]], [[wind chimes]]<br> ...like the first, is in ABA form with the contrasting section offering wood blocks, castanets and cymbal statements. The Gavotte is evenly paced in 2/4 throug
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• Suite for Percussion (Brooks)
  ...]], [[suspended cymbal]], [[gong]], [[snare drum]], [[triangle]], [[temple blocks]](5), [[tom- toms]](3), [[tambourine]]<br /--> Player II: [[Sandpaper blocks]], gong, susp. cymbal, tambourine, triangle, snare drum, [[bass drum]], [[w
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• Janissary Band
  Player 5 (Nakarre I [2 high tom-toms], 4 Temple Blocks, Triangle) <br/> Player 6 (Nakarre II, 4 Temple Blocks, Triangle) <br/>
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• Archipel III
  Player I: Vibraphone, temple blocks(5), timpani(3), bass drum, suspended cymbals(2), tam-tams(2)<br /--> Player II: Orchestra bells, tubular chimes, wood blocks(3), temple blocks(2), log drum, triangles(3), susp. cymbals(2), Thai gongs(3)<br /-->
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• Quartet No. 1
  Player I: wood block, castanets, wood wind chimes, temple blocks, marimba, vibraphone, whip, guiro, rasp, claves, maracas, hawk bells, glass Player II: wood block, castanets, wood wind chimes, temple blocks, marimba, vibraphone, whip, guiro, rasp, claves, maracas, hawk bells, glass
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• Percussion History
  .... These included, but were not limited to: Proto-Claves, Xylophones, Wood Blocks, Rattles, Rubbed Shells, Scrapers, Stamped Pits, and Proto-Cymbals (Stone). ...halt.” The Chinese also had created what would be called today a Chinese Temple Block, or Dragon Mouth: the Mu-Yü. It ranged in size from being able to f
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• Variations and Interludes
  ...: Timpano 23"), tom-tom, snare drum, bongos(2 pr.), temple blocks(5), wood blocks(3), crotale, triangle, suspended cymbals(2), cow bells(4), xylophone<br> Player II: Timpano(25"), tom-tom, snare drum, bongos(2 pr.), wood blocks(3), triangle, suspended cymbal, cow bells(4), orchestra bells<br>
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• Tettares, op.17
  Player I: Temple blocks(3), woodblocks(4), bongos(2), tom-toms(3), conga, suspended cymbals(5), gon Player II: Temple blocks(3), tom-toms(3), tenor drum, suspended cymbals(5), maracas, almglocken(3),
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• The Complications of Overmaas
  Player 5: [[Xylophone]] & [[Marimba]] & [[Temple Blocks]] & [[Claves]] <br/> Player 6: [[Chimes]] & [[Cabasa]] & [[Temple Blocks]] <br/>
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• Pentafonia, op.53a&b
  ...ibraphone]], [[snare drum]], [[tom-toms]](4), [[temple blocks]](5), [[wood blocks]](2), [[suspended cymbals]](6), [[tam tam]]<br> ...slowly with an eighth-note = 84. Allegro rirmico uses the drums and temple blocks, and moves much faster (quarter = 138). Movement III (Notturrzo) is a slow,
  4 KB (665 words) - 02:28, 7 September 2013
• Drum Ceremony
  Player I - VI: [[timpani]](3), [[tom-toms]](6), [[wood blocks]](3), [[temple blocks]](5)<br> ..., combined with a dotted-sixteenth and thirty-second pattern in the temple blocks and an eighth and dottedeighth and sixteenth pattern in the timpani and low
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• The Drums of Orpheus
  Player 1: 5 [[Wood Blocks]] & [[Claves]] & [[Triangle]]<br> Player 2: [[Temple Blocks]] & 5 Meditation Bells & [[Maracas]] & 5 Flower Pots<br>
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• Blocks Babeee
  Player 1-6: [[Wood Block]]s / [[Temple Blocks]] / [[Log Drum]]s <br/> ...est to lowest. I recommend performers use log drums, wood blocks or temple blocks of similar timbres to allow for blending of sound.
  966 bytes (136 words) - 23:33, 16 July 2025
• Trasumanar
  Player 3: [[Temple Blocks]] & [[Slapstick]] & [[Maracas]] & [[Claves]] & [[Castanets]] & [[Triangle]] Player 4: [[Temple Blocks]] & 4 [[Wood Blocks]] & [[Maracas]] & [[Claves]] & [[Castanets]] & [[Tam-Tam]] (Medium) & [[Sus
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• Underwood Concerto
  Player 2: 5 Concert [[Tom Toms]] & [[Temple Blocks]] & [[Log Drums]] & [[Sleigh Bells]] & [[Suspended Cymbals]] & [[Marimba]] ...[[Bass Drum]] & [[Slapstick]] & [[Snare Drum]] & [[Water Gong]] & [[Temple Blocks]] & [[Wind Chimes]] (Bamboo) & [[Bell Tree]] & [[Agogo Bells]] <br/>
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• Concerto for Percussion and Orchestra (Cowell)
  ...high drums (or 8 tom-toms of different indeterminate pitches), 5 [[temple blocks]], gongs, glock, marimba<br> ...: 5 metal sounds (not tuned but ringing in nature), glockenspiel, 5 temple blocks, [[susp cym]], [[tenor drum]]<br>
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• Trytony (Trytons)
  Player I: Wood blocks(2), bongos, bass drum <br> Player II: Suspended cymbal, wood blocks(2), bongos, string drum, timpano <br>
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