Percussion Ensemble Duett

Infinity Daniel McCarthy

Duet

KraftWerk Daniel McCarthy

Duet for Tuba & Percussion KraftWerk is a six-movement work showcasing the virtuosic capabilities of both the percussionist and tubist at all times. As usual, McCarthyÕs percussion writing is extremely effective and fun to play, while the tuba writing ranges from beautiful and lyrical to down and dirty. Excellent for an advanced student or faculty recital. Instrumentation ...

Legal Highs David P. Jones

Duet

Music For Viola and Percussion Charles Knox

Duet (Viola & Percussion)Program Notes Music for Viola and Percussion was written for two of Charles Knox's former students, Amy Leventhal, violist, and Scott Douglas, percussionist, who are now professional recitalists. They premiered this work on their Atlanta-based "Primrose Series" of concerts in the Spring of 1998. Each instrumentalist participates equally throughout. ...

Rimbadance Daniel McCarthy

Duet

Star-Fall Dances Frank Wiley

Duet Bassklarinette und MarimbaStar-Fall Dances is a wonderfully challenging and showy addition to the repertoire. The single-movement work consists of an introduction and four distinct sections, connected by transitions. Much of the piece is based on ostinato technique, the continuous repetition of musical material. The marimbist is asked to play rim shots, on and off the nod ...

The Last Dance Daiki Kato

Duet for Marimba & Percussion The Last Dance is an exciting work for marimba and multiple percussion that gives both performers the opportunity to shine throughout. Genre: Duet for Marimba & Percussion | # of Players: 2 Level: Medium Difficult Instrumentation Marimba (5.0-octave) Percussion: Kick Bass Drum (w/ pedal) Hand Drum (Djembe, Conga, Cajon, etc.) 4 G ...

Three Bach Allegros

I. Allegro Giusto, II. Allegro, III. Allegro Deciso. (Mallet Duet) Based on organ works by J.S. Bach, this arrangement for xylophone and marimba is great for teaching the basic concept of counterpoint. Performing these two parts together will challenge your students while teaching ensemble awareness