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Percussion Sonata No. 3 "Maverick"
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Percussion Sonata No. 3 "Maverick" For Percussion Quartet by Peter Schickele Chamber Music - Sheet Music

By Peter Schickele

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For Percussion Quartet. Composed by Peter Schickele. This edition: saddle-wire stitch. Sws. Contemporary. Performance scores. With Standard notation. Composed February 8 2015. 76 pages. Duration 0:13:00. Theodore Presser Company #164-00294. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.164002940).

ISBN 9781491102206. UPC: 680160632411. 9 x 12 inches.

Peter Schickele and Garry Kvistad have enjoyed a long friendship, which led to Schickele's 1997 Percussion Sonata No. 2 for the Nexus percussion ensemble. To celebrate the 100th anniversary of Woodstock, NY's "Maverick" concert series, Garry and his wife Diane, and the Woodstock Chimes Fund, commissioned another work from Schickele. The composer writes: "The third Percussion Sonata has the standard three movements; the first movement is a lively Toccata, the second a quiet, ambling Romanza, and the finale, titled Vaudeville, contains a bunch of theater music, some of it reminiscent of the xylophone pieces played in vaudeville acts (the quartet's Bob Becker showcases those pieces in a masterly way), some of it reminiscent of old-time rock'n'roll, and some of it reminiscent (to me) of the music that Nino Rota wrote for Fellini's films.".