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Danny Elfman is best known for composing TV and film music for the likes of "Dumbo, " "The Grinch" and "The Simpsons." But with a new album of piano music and a violin concerto, he's setting his sights in yet another world that's skeptical he belongs.
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Atomic Atomic
Andrew Rindfleisch
Heartland Marimba Festival Academy - July 10, 2017
Weekly Percussion Spotlight: #5 (May 6, 2017)
Ritual Music - David Skidmore
Performed by: Third Coast Percussion
This is a piece I played with my close friends on our most recent percussion concert. Composed by David Skidmore, Ritual Music is a percussion quartet consisting of a marimba player and three percussionists. The pitch material of the piece consists only of A. C#, D#, and G, leading towards the ritualistic feel of the piece. The dramatics of the piece are amplified with a wide range of dynamics and sudden increases in volume. Ritual Music requires all four players to be very comfortable with their tambourine skills, as demonstrated around the 3:50 mark. The piece ends with a unison pattern in both the tambourine and drum parts, crescendoing into a groovy - but sudden - ending, as if the ritual were suddenly fulfilled.
@sopercussion performs Cage's Third Construction
"...in other news" is a piece for a percussion quartet and electronics, dedicated to all known and unknown children that have suffered abuse. The electronic part is based on a poem by author Rebecca Burns. Performed by University of Buffalo percussion ensemble. Live recording, may 3rd, 2014
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Listed: Sō Percussion
Much of Sō Percussion’s repertoire comes from some of the greatest contemporary composers, luminous names like Steve Reich, Steve Mackey, Paul Lansky and Martin Bresnick. (Its performances of Reich’s Drumming are exquisite.) But the quartet, handily the most outstanding percussion quartet operating today, just as easily steps outside the contemporary classical realm; it’s opened for The National, and it’s collaborated with experimental electronic musicians Matmos and Dan Deacon, jazz-funk trio Medeski Martin & Wood, and a host of drummers ranging from Wilco’s Glenn Kotche to Bobby Previte. Its most recent collaboration, with Man Forever’s John Colpitts, yielded Ryonen, an intensely cerebral and wildly ecstatic drumming suite that Dusted’s Jennifer Kelly called “a revelation.” (Read the whole Kelly’s review of Ryonen here.) Group members Jason Treuting and Josh Quillen share some seminal influences after the jump.
A video of "Malandragem", a Mark Duggan composition that he arranged for himself and TorQ for our "Notes from Brazil" concert. Featuring (from left to right) Mark on marimba, Dan on xylophone and drums, Jamie on vibes and drums, Adam on marimba and glock, and Rich on percussion.
...from yesterday's rehearsal of my new piece for percussion quartet...
Tuesday November, 20 2012 at the Singleton Center for the Performing Arts - Sonia Vlahcevic Concert Hall at Virginia Commonwealth University.
more details: http://www.pubinfo.vcu.edu/calendar/detailEvent.asp?ID=54580
