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Instruments Show Contest 2022 2 Instrument List Front Ensemble Show Contest Instruments Show Contest 2022 2 Instrument list front ensemble show contest WMC will provide a standard front ensemble (pit) percussion set free of charge for use during your participation in the show contest. This equipment will be available during the show con- tests only on the following dates: Friday 22, Saturday 23, Sunday 24, Friday 29, Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 July. Please indicate by way of ticking the boxes in the My WMC Portal which instruments you wish to use. The deadline for submitting the list is 1 February 2022. Any other instruments than those mentioned below are not provided by WMC free of charge. However, if you wish WMC can help you to hire instruments that are not mentioned in this list. If you have the need to rent instruments other than those mentioned, you can fill in the type of instrument in the comments box. WMC will send your list to Adams Musical Instruments. The- se additional costs will be, at a reduced special rate, charged by Adams Musical Instruments. Unless stated, Mallets and suchlike are not included in the instrumental list below, you need to bring these yourself. Percussion front ensemble set Timpani 20” – 23” – 26” – 29” – 32” Adams Professional GEN II/Smooth or hammered copper kettle. Heads: Remo Renaissance Wheels: Endurance wheels Timpani chair included. Marimba 1 x 5.0 octaves (C2-C7) Adams Concert series, Zelon bars Endurance Field Frame with a full-length accessory rail on the frame Incl 18” Crash Cymbal mounted on accessory rail Marimba 3 x 4.3 octaves (A2-C7) Adams Concert series, Zelon bars Endurance Field Frame with a full-length accessory rail on the frame Incl 18” Crash Cymbal mounted on accessory rail Xylophone 2 x 4.0 octaves (C4-C8) in octave tuning Adams Concert series, Zelon bars Endurance Field Frame with a full-length accessory rail on the frame Incl 18” Crash Cymbal mounted on accessory rail Vibraphone 3 x 3.0 octaves (F3-F6) Adams Concert series, Aluminium Silver bars, with motor Endurance Field Frame with a full-length accessory rail on the frame Incl 18” Crash Cymbal mounted on accessory rail INSTRUMENTS | SHOW CONTEST WMC 2022 3 Concert bells 2 x 3.3 octaves (C5-E8) Adams Concert Serie Parcifal, steel bars Endurance Field Frame Chimes 1 x 1.6 octaves (C5-F6) Adams Symphonic GEN II series incl. 2 mallets A=442Hz Endurance Field Frame Concert Bass Drum 40” Universal series GEN II 22” dept Heads: Remo Fiberskin III Endurance Field Frame Concert Bass Drum 36” Universal series GEN II 22” dept Heads: Remo Fiberskin III Endurance Field Frame Crotales (C2-C3) 1 x Zildjian P0165 with stand Drumset (22” – 10” – 12” – 14” – 16”) Adams 8000 series on a platform Cymbal set: istanbul Samatya 14”, 16”, 20” + 18” crash Templeblocks (set of 5 in two rows) 1 x Adams templeblocks on a stand Bongo’s 1 x Adams Masterclass Classic Set (7” – 8.5”) on stand Conga’s 1 x set Adams Masterclass Classic Quinto (11”) – Conga (11.7”) – Tumba (12.5”) Endurance Field Frame Gong/Tam tam (44.3”110 cm) 1 x WH 110 gong including stand and 2 mallets Endurance Field Frame Gong/Tam Tam (39.3/100 cm) 1 x WH 100 gong including stand and 2 mallets Endurance Field Frame incl. 2 mallets World Music Contest 2022 4 Cymbals a deux (19” and 20”) Instanbul Meshmet Super Symphonic 1 x Adams concert cymbal stand Trap table 15 x Adams table for mallets and accessories 10 Concert Cymbal Stand Incl. 18’’ Marching Cymbals Percussion Rack 9000 Xperience on Endurance Field Frame Walnut Lacquer Set 1 (8” - 10” - 12” - 14” - 16”) 18”/20” Crash Cymbal 14”/18” China Cymbal Barchimes 72 chimes 18” ride cymbal Cowbell 8.5” Vogue M1 Cowbell 6.5” Vogue M3 General information [email protected] 0031 45 545 50 00 Mailing Address P.O. Box 133 6460 AC Kerkrade, the Netherlands Instruments provided by Adams Visiting Address Musical Instruments Niersprinkstraat 8 Official partner of WMC 6461 AS Kerkrade, the Netherlands www.wmc.nl INSTRUMENTS | SHOW CONTEST WMC 2022.
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