SKU: HL.196893
ISBN 9781495075117. UPC: 888680645076. 9x12 inches.
This new Rubank collection of 14 solo and ensemble works for percussion includes three Haskell Harr duets not published in over 30 years. Suitable for contest and festival performance (grade 2-4), each piece comes with online performance and accompaniment recordings and PLAYBACK audio tools. The exceptional performance tracks are performed by top level pros. Also included are accompaniment tracks for practice, and PDF piano accompaniments for use at contest. Includes: ? American Patrol (snare solo; opt. fl/picc/clar) ? Chesapeake (snare/bass duet) ? Drummers' Canzonetta (snare trio) ? Drummers' Delight (snare/bass/cymbal trio) ? High School Drummer (snare solo) ? Jumbo's Holiday (bass drum solo) ? Lexington (snare/bass duet) ? Mr. Boom-Boom (bass drum solo) ? Newgulf Drummer (snare solo) ? Saratoga (snare/bass duet) ? Susquehanna (snare/bass duet) ? Thundering Through (snare solo) ? Two of Us (snare duet) ? Yankee Doodle Fantasy (duet for snare and flute or piccolo).
SKU: BR.EB-8811
Be a pro at the drums!
ISBN 9790004183397. 9 x 12 inches. German.
Drumroad 1 marks the beginning of Breitkopf's percussion instruction series. In the first book of Ralf Kleinehanding's method, the comprehensive acquisition of the basic techniques stands in the forefront. Parallel to working on grooves, the student will also learn important fill-ins. The enclosed fill-in book offers a flexible array of uses and combinations, and contains many additional pieces for the toms. Accompanying patterns for chordal instruments (mallets, piano) round off the concept. This wide-ranging book provides essential groundwork for the mastery of percussion instruments. Ideal for traditional instruction, Drumroad 1 will also whet the student's appetite for more complex grooves and techniques in Volume 2.Be a pro at the drums!
SKU: BR.EB-9405
ISBN 9790004188798. 16.5 x 11.5 inches.
My composition for snare drum forms a counter piece to my series of rhythmic pieces (Darabukka for piano or Morgenlied for large orchestra). The dramatic moment - tuned instruments are treated like rhythm instruments - disappear entirely. The inner contrast is replaced by the tension between the different uses of the drum and a relatively large number of invariable performance elements. Although the snare drum was only developed at the beginning of the 19th century, it has its roots in an old and diverse drum culture. The technical aspects of this composition are based on various aspects of this rich culture, both the social customs as well as the variety of different performing techniques and expressions. However, the piece does not merely quote - that would be unhistorical - on the contrary: The modern and progressive, in so far as I can observe this in our social environment, is quite evident, for as the title of the piece tells us the same is not the same. (Nicolaus A. Huber, 1978 - translation: Gabriele Hohmann) CDs: Rainer Romer (percussion) CD Ensemble Modern Medien EMCD-012 Rainer Romer (percussion) CD Coviello COV 61003 LPs: Edith Salmen LP Harmonia Mundi DMR 1022-24 Martin Schulz LP plane 88504 Bibliography: Schick , Tobias Eduard: Weltbezuge in der Musik Mathias Spahlingers (Beihefte zum Archiv fur Musikwissenschaft, Band 80), Stuttgart; Franz Steiner 2018, here p. 102.World premiere: Witten (Wittener Tage fur neue Kammermusik), April 22, 1978.
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