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Concealed Chambers A Cappella - Sheet Music

Composer's Notes: This unaccompanied work for the advanced four-mallet marimbist is divided into five, rather short movements. The movement titles Thalamus, Amygdala, Cortex, Medula and Hypothalamus refer to parts of the brain and the gray matter surrounding the parts that help control one's senses, movement, metabolic rate, body temperature, etc. I suspect that the composer is trying to make a connection between the gray matter in the brain controlling one's quality of life as the gray matter of music controls the finished performance. The piece requires a five-octave instrument, and the performer must be proficient with double vertical strokes, single independent strokes, single alternating strokes, double lateral strokes and onehanded rolls at various intervallic distances. Concealed Chambers is a wonderful, musical journey for serious marimbists. - Lisa Rogers Percussive Notes, October 2004

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Instrument:
Marimba
Ensembles:
A Cappella
Publishers:
Innovative Percussion
Format:
Musical Instruments Collection / Songbook
Item types:
Physical
Usages:
School and Community
Size:
8.5x11 inches
Shipping Weight:
0.83 pounds

Marimba Solo - Unaccompanied Solo Marimba (1 marimba (low c)) - Level 5

SKU: IP.S-MC-CON

Composed by Matthew Coley. Book. Duration 15 minutes. Innovative Percussion #S-MC-CON. Published by Innovative Percussion (IP.S-MC-CON).

8.5x11 inches.

Composer's Notes: This unaccompanied work for the advanced four-mallet marimbist is divided into five, rather short movements. The movement titles Thalamus, Amygdala, Cortex, Medula and Hypothalamus refer to parts of the brain and the gray matter surrounding the parts that help control one's senses, movement, metabolic rate, body temperature, etc. I suspect that the composer is trying to make a connection between the gray matter in the brain controlling one's quality of life as the gray matter of music controls the finished performance. The piece requires a five-octave instrument, and the performer must be proficient with double vertical strokes, single independent strokes, single alternating strokes, double lateral strokes and onehanded rolls at various intervallic distances. Concealed Chambers is a wonderful, musical journey for serious marimbists. - Lisa Rogers Percussive Notes, October 2004.

Instrument:
Percussion Marimba
Ensemble:
A Cappella
Publisher:
Innovative Percussion