Kalahari means wilderness and is really a place – the desert known as ‘Botswana and Namibia’. This ensemble deals with the colours and delicate sounds that can be produced with percussion instruments. The bewildering vastness and perilousness of space can be imagined through the slow tempo and use of a 12 tone row. The melodic material captures the indefinite tone center searching for a resting place and, through the use of rhythmic phrases, manages to find several points of relief. Image all sounds floating through time and wilderness.
Kalahari by Steve Grimo
Kalahari means wilderness and is really a place - the desert known as 'Botswana and Namibia'. This ensemble.... Read More
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Weight | 0.095000 kg |
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Composer | Grimo , Steve |
Difficulty | Beginner |
Instrument | Mixed Percussion |
Number of Players | 5 |
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Instrumentation
Glock, Triangle, Xylophone, Wind Chimes, Slap Stick, Claves, Snare Drum, Tenor Drum, Maracas, Bass Drum, Sus Cymbal, Tam Tam, 4 Timpani and Cymbal
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