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Percussion Instruments Prairie View A&M University Henry Music Library 5/18/2011 PERCUSSION CD 1 Incidents of Travel Marimba Quest Eagles (Alice Gomez) Carnaval (Gomez) Raindrops (Gomez) Incidents of Travel (Gomez) Marimbas of Antigua (Gomez) Rio (Gomez) Rain Dance (Gomez/Marilyn Rife) Cafe Merengue (Gomez) Poems in the Sand (Michael Richter) Festive Huapango (Gomez) Fantasia Chiapas (Gomez) CD 2 Light in Darkness Evelyn Glennie Eldorado (Ney Rosauro) Dream of the Cherry Blossoms (Keiko Abe) The Song of Dionysius (John McLeod) Marimba Dances (Ross Edwards) Marimba Spiritual (Minoru Miki) Light in Darkness (Evelyn Glennie) Two Movements for Marimba (Toshimitsu Tanaka) CD 3 Matsuri Synergy Akemuttsu Dawn Raintree (Toru Takemitsu) Shikyoku (Teizo Matsumura) Matsuridaiko Kofu Yataiyabashi Hotaru (Tadao Sawai) The Wave (Michael Askill) Water is Water Difficulty in Falling (Michael Askill) A Clear Midnight (Askill) Kuremuttsu CD 4 Polish Percussion Works Continuum. Sextet for percussion instruments (Kazimierz Serocki) Incantationi for six percussionists (Zbigniew Penherski) Nocturne for three percussion groups (Pawel Buczynski) Jeu-Parti for vibraphone and harp (Marta Ptaszynska) Sonata Per Batteria (Krzyszoof Baculewski) Relief IV for soprano and bells (Andrzej Krzanowski) Traumvogel for accordion and percussion (Zbigniew Bargielski) Variations and Fugue for percussion solo (Witold Rudzinski) CD 5 New Kong Réprecussion Isabeau (Lyne Cormier) Logan Blues (Luc Langlois) Tin Pan Tango (Richard Hunt) Brazileira (D. Milhaud) Rasguedo (Normand Dubé) 2 Kahil (Jacek Kochan) Mia Béléko (F. Martel/K. Young) Abodan Sundance (Aldo Mazza) New Groove (René Gagnon) L’Africaine (Claude Bolling) Hong Kong (Helmut Lipsky) CD 6 Different Strokes The Robert Hohner Percussion Ensemble Ku-Ka-Ilimoku (C. Rouse) The Songlines (A. Narell) Third Construction (J. Cage) Scaramouche (D. Milhaud) Wildlife (R. Ferrante/J. Haslip/A. Acuna) Powder Puff (H. Breuer) Bonham (C. Rouse) CD 7 Norwegian Contemporary Percussion Music Samkopf, Waring, Thorsen Percussion Ensemble Schema sonante (Magne Hegdal) Syllables (Bjørn Howard Kruse) Music for One Percussion Player, Op. 24 (Øistein Sommerfeldt) Variations on Parang Chant (Kjell Samkopf) Rhythm Notes (Jon Christensen) CD 8 Percussions D’Afrique Ceremonie de Mariage Le Mil Pile La Lutte Senegalaise CD 9 Solo Marimba Selections Keiko Abe Torse III (Akira Miyoshi) Time for marimba (Minoru Miki) Monovalence I (Shin-ichiro Ikebe) Convergence I (Yoshihisa Taira) Conversation (Miyoshi) Mirage (Yasuo Sueyoshi) CD 10 There is a Time Bob Becker Prisoners of the Image Factory Noodrem Mudra Turning Point There is a Time CD 12 The Soul of Tabla Pandit Swapan Chaudhuri, tabla Ramesh Mishra, sarangi Jane Chaudhuri, Lynn Tausig, tanpura Tintal Jhaptal Mahesh Tal Fast Tintal CD 15 Japan O-Suwa-Daiko Drums Oguchi Daihachi, director Hiryu San-dan-gaeshi Mi-sha-guji Yabusame Ama-no-naru Tatsu-o Dai-Kagura 3 O-fune-matsuri Nerikomi-bayashi Suwa Onbashira Kiyari-Taiko Suwa-ko-Bayashi Suwa-Ikazuchi CD 16 Assyrian Rose Glen Velez Blue Castle (Velez) Offering to Anubis (Velez/Gorn) Assyrian Rose (Velez) Drala (Velez/Gorn) Amazonas (Velez/Gorn) Wren Chant (Velez) Silver Lining (Velez) CD 17 Wonderful World of Percussion (Emil Richards) Emil Richards, percussion Good Grief Enjoy Sheep Lie Underdog Rag Venezuela La Celesta Alive in Five Yo Yazz Amos Bells of Hollywood CD 18 On the Edge John Bergamo Nideggen Uthan Piru Bole Modelo Almost Green The Sirene of… On the Edge I Feel More Like I Do Now Then I Did When I Got Here Whatever Wuhan Darshan CD 19 Percussions D’Asie Le Ramayana Danse du Kriss Danse du Legong Le Zat Poué Danse Villageoise Danse Paysanne Danse des Dragons La Prière du Moine Tibétain Les Tambours de Pondichéry Fête de Dasain Le Kathakali Raga du Soir Mariage Rajpoute Solo de Tambours au Népal Les Tambours de Kataragama Les Tambours du Bodhi Tree Solo de Ronad-ek Danse Thaïe CD 20 Drums, Songs and Chants of the Cook Islands 4 Cook Islands National Arts Theatre TUROU AERE MAI (Timote Turu/Ana & Tara Makiere) AVAIKI (Turepu Turepu) MANU E (Waiva Mataora) TE OONU (Maeva Karati) KAU PAKAPAKAU (Nio Teopenga) TE VAHINE PAEROA (Ngapu Pukerua) E INA TO REKA (Nga Maungaati) TA ’AKURA (Tepoave Raita) RORE (Taunga Vaipae) URU (Tunui Tereu) ONU (Maraeara Tekii) AKAINANGARO (Terepai Matapo) KOPEKA (Upokoina Teiotu) TANE MAITAI (Timote Turu) KA KITE (Marcus Kopu) CD 22 The Kroumata Percussion Ensemble Second Construction (Cage) Pulse (Cowell) Sisu (Torbjörn Iwan Lundquist) Hiérophonie V (Yoshihisa Taïra) CD 23 Pictures for Piano and Percussion Duo Vivace Sonate für Marimba and Klavier (Peter Tanner) Sonatine für drei Pauken und Klavier (Alexander Tscherepnin) Duettino für Vibraphon und Klavier, Op. 82b (Berthold Hummel) The Flea Market—Twelve Little Musical Pictures for Percussion and Piano (Yvonne Desportes) Cross Corners (George Hamilton Green) The Whistler (Green) CD 24 4’33” Amadinda Percussion Group Ionisation (Edgard Varèse) Toccata (Carlos Chávez) 4’33” (John Cage) Double Music (Cage/Lou Harrison) Amores (Cage) Third Construction (Cage) CD 26 Steve Reich Sextet Six Marimbas CD 27 The Modern Marimba William Moersch Reflections on the Nature of Water (Jacob Druckman) Merlin (Andrew Thomas) Suite for Marimba (Irwin Bazelon) For Marimba and Tape (Martin Wesley-Smith) After Syrinx II (Richard Rodney Bennett) CD 28 Marimba When… Leigh Howard Stevens Children’s Corner (Debussy) Album for the Young, Op. 39 (Tchaikovsky) Album for the Young, Op. 68 (Schumann) The Adventure of Ivan (Khachaturian) CD 30 Irony Percussion Group The Hague 5 First Construction in Metal (John Cage) Omar (Franco Donatoni) Unter the Umbrella (Jo Kondo) Star (Ron Ford) Drumming Part III (Steve Reich) Clash Music (Nicolaus A. Huber) CD 31 18th Century Concertoes for Timpani and Orchestra Jonathan Haas, timpani Bournemouth Sinfonietta Symphony for Eight Timpani and Orchestra (Johann Fischer) Partita in C Major (George Druschetzky) Concerto for Oboe, Eight Timpani and Orchestra (Druschetzky) CD 33 Marimba Selections II Keiko Abe Divertimento for Marimba and Alto Saxophone (Akira Yuyama) Concerto pour Marimba et Ensemblé a Cordes (Akira Miyoshi)) Two Movements for Marimba (Toshimitsu Tanaka) Quintetto per Marimba, 3 Flauti e Contrabasso “Mattinata” (Teruyuki Noda) CD 34 Sketches University of North Carolina at Greensboro Sketches for Alto Saxophone and Percussion (Parker) Sonata for Marimba Quartet (Marek) Five Pieces for Clarinet and Percussion Orchestra (Parker) Joe Clark (Marek) Three Movements (Long) Movements for Marimba and Percussion (Grassano) Etude for Two Marimbas (Grassano) CD 35 Virtuose Paukenkonzerte Werner Tharichen & Nicholas Bardach, Kettledurms Guy Touvron, trumpet Wolfgang Karius, organ Radio-Symphonie-Orchester, Berlin L’echo de Psyche (Jean Baptiste Prin) Concerto for 8 kettledrums, wind and strings (Johann Wilhelm Hertel) Adagio Allegro Concerto for kettledrums, Op. 34 (Werner Thärichen) CD 36 Shadow Box The Other Shape (Denis Lorrain) Shadow Box (David Jaeger) Psalm (Larry Lake) The Everlasting Voices (Chan Ka Nin) Éros (Pierre Trochu) CD 37 Music for Solo Marimba Gordon Stout Two Mexican Dances for Marimba (G. Stout) Etudes (G. Stout) Piece for Marimba (Richard Stout) Prelude, Op. 11 No. 3 (Clair Omar Musser) Etude in A-flat, Op. 6 No. 2 (Musser) Sonata No. 6 in E Major (J.S. Bach) Suite for Solo Guitar (Alec Wilder) Tambourin Chinois (Fritz Kreisler) CD 38 The Artistry of the Marimba Linda Maxey Flight of the Bumble Bee (Rimsky-Korsakov) 6 Amazing Grace (John Newton) Preludio (from E Major Partita) (J.S. Bach) Yorkshire Ballad (James Barnes) Carmen Suite (Georges Bizet) La Seguidilla & Gypsy Song (from Carmen Fantasy) (Pablo de Sarasate) Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso, Op. 28 (Camille Saint-Saens) Greensleeves Concertino for Xylophone (Toshiro Mayuzumi) CD 39 Across Time Rebecca Kite, Marimba Michi (Keiko Abe) Variations on a Theme of Handel (Mauro Giuliani) Lady Hundson’s Puffe (John Dowland) Melancholy Galliard (Dowland) The Shoemaker’s Wife (Dowland) Ciaccona in d minor (J.S. Bach) Time (Minoru Miki) Memories of the Seashore (Keiko Abe) CD 40 Virtuoso Percussion Music Rainer Kuisma Concerto for Marimba, Vibraphone and Orchestra (Darius Milhaud) Suite for Marimba (Alfred Fissinger) Estonian Cradle Song (Arthur Lemba) The Harp Player, Op. 34 No. 8 (Jean Sibelius) Polka from The Golden Age (Dmitri Shostakovich) Quattro Bagatelle per flauti e percussione (Leonid Bashmakov) Hommage à Béla Bartók (Rainer Kuisma) Concerto for Percussion and Small Orchestra, Op.109 (Darius Milhaud) CD 41 Marimbach (J.S. Bach) Beverley Johnston Fugue in G Major Invention in B flat Major Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme Three Inventions: a minor/C Major/d minor Partita in E Major for unaccompanied violin Invention in F Major Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring Fuga & Siciliano Prelude in C Major Two Sinfonias: F Major/b minor Siciliano Sinfonia in D Major Menuet & Gigue CD 42 Marimolin Nancy Zeltsman, Marimba Sharan Leventhal, Violin Marimolin (Thomas Oboe Lee) threedance (Robert Aldridge) Lyric Variations (Scott Wheeler) Bluefire Crown III (Les Thimmig) Shadow-Play (Amelia Rogers) Somewhere in Maine (Lyle Mays) CD 44 Amadinda Amadinda Percussion Group Doll’s House Story (István Márta) Pebble Playing in a Pot (László Sáry) 7 Second Construction (John Cage) Piano Phase (Steve Reich) Traditional African music Log Cabin Blues (George Hamilton Green) Charleston Capers (Green) Jovial Jasper (Green) CD 45 Perpetual Michael Burritt Gordon Stout Four Movements for Marimba (Michael Burritt) October Night
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