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Music for Viola and Percussion by Michael Brand Viola - Sheet Music

Name: Music for Viola and Percussion
SKU: CN.01160
Price: 28 USD
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Author: Michael Brand

By Michael Brand

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Instrument:

Drums Marimba Percussion Vibraphone Viola

Publishers:

C. Alan Publications

Item types:

Physical

Level:

Intermediate

Artist:

Michael Brand

Arrangers:

Michael Brand

Usages:

School and Community

Shipping Weight:

0.39 pounds

Detailed Description

Chamber Ensemble Viola & Percussion (viola, percussion (marimba, vibraphone, 5 unpitched drums)) - medium

SKU: CN.01160

Composed by Charles Knox. Arranged by Michael Brand. Duration 10:00. Published by C. Alan Publications (CN.01160).

Each instrumentalist participates equally throughout this one-movement work in six sections. Ideal for undergraduate, graduate or faculty recitals.

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. The one-movement work is in six sections. Each section (after the first) begins with a metric modulation into a different meter. Beginning slowly, the pulse of the music gradually increases into the fourth section, where the climax of the piece is reached, and gradually decreases in the fifth and sixth. Thematically the composition could be described as an arch form: the last section is derived from the first (but in a different meter) and the next-to-last from the second.