SKU: HL.1122906

UPC: 750795003679. 8.75x18.0x0.253 inches.

Our popular Basic Stick Bag is a perfect choice for students, designed to hold a mixture of drumsticks, brushes, and mallets for every rehearsal. The full-zip compartment holds up to 12 pairs of sticks, with space leftover for other small accessories like a drum key or metronome. An extra outer velcro pocket provides extra storage. Made in water-resistant nylon, this bag will carry drummers through many, many performances.

SKU: BT.MUSM570203048

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Five inventions for Piano. Published in 1988-97. (1) 'Impromptu' (2)'All systems go' (3)'For Miles' (4)'Sung without words' (5)'In accord' First performance of 'Impromptu': George Nicholson, Morley College, London, 17th June 1988, First performance of 'All Systems Go': George Nicholson, Darlington Arts Centre, 25th November 1989, First performance of 'For Miles': George Nicholson, Keele University, 27th February 1992, First performance of 'In accord': Peter Lawson, Firth Hall, Sheffield, 20th March 2001. Score.

SKU: BT.MUSM570367276

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George Nicholson's Salut for String Quartet. The death of Peter Cropper in May 2015 was an immeasurable blow to the musical community, especially to those of us who knew him not only as a wonderful, wise musician but also as a warm colleague and friend. His unceasing devotion to the cause of music and to the promotion of excellent standards in performance was, in my experience, beyond compare. The finest tribute we can pay him is to continue to make music to the best of our ability and to go on reaching out, to continue to explore and learn. I always felt that I would need to commemorate Peter in a piece for String Quartet, the medium he was most obviously associated with,and in Salut it is understandably the first Violin part that has pride of place. The piece develops contrasting textures and registers, and above all it is concerned with the influence of the extremely high Violin writing at the beginning on the rest of the ensemble. - George Nicholson Salut was first performed by the Ligeti Quartet, Firth Hall, University of Sheffield, 17 May 2016.