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Modern Japanese Marimba Pieces 1 by Miki, Miyoshi, Sueyoshi, and Ikebe
Model # 544-00176 By: Ongaku No Tomo-
Overview
- Historically Important Solos
- Time for Marimba by Minoru Miki
- Torse III by Akira Miyoshi
- Mirage pour Marimba by Yasuo Sueyoshi
- Monovalence I by Shin-ichiro Ikebe
- Difficulty: Advanced to Advanced +
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Item Details
Modern Japanese Marimba Pieces 1 is a small collection of some of the most important marimba solos to come out of Japan. All of them are written with what has come to be known as a 'Japanese' sound which can sound a little strange to Western ears, focused more on creating a mood rather than a harmonic chord progression. Solos include:
- Time for Marimba by Minoru Miki
- Torse III by Akira Miyoshi
- Mirage pour Marimba by Yasuo Sueyoshi
- Monovalence I by Shin-ichiro Ikebe
Time for Marimba by Minoru Miki was written back in 1968 for Ms. Keiko Abe on her very first marimba recital, during a period when most marimba music consisted popular Western classical music arrangements filled with rolls. Minoru wanted to avoid the use of rolls as much as possible for this solo.
The piece uses a six-tone series of notes and changing quintuple rhythms to create an improvisational atmosphere. It's got a distinctly Japanese tonal character and is one of the most performed marimba solos ever written. Difficulty - Advanced. Duration -10:00
Torse III by Akira Miyoshi is a multi-movement solo that creates vastly different characters between each of the movements. I. These is angular and disjunct. II. Chant is a chorale with a very traditional Japanese tonality. III. Commentaire is a moto perpetuo exploration. IV. Synthese is the largest movement, combining the previous three into one character.
Mirage pour Marimba by Yasuo Sueyoshi was also written for Keiko Abe, without regard for technical or musical difficulty because of her reputation of being able to play anything.
Divided into seven continuous movements, this solo changes style frequently from moody chorale to frantic, wild forays. Difficulty - Advanced +. Duration - 8:30
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Specifications
Name Modern Japanese Marimba Pieces 1 by Miki, Miyoshi, Sueyoshi, and Ikebe Brand Ongaku No Tomo Model # 544-00176 UPC Code [Error processing dynamic tag getCurrentAttribute('item', 'upccode') : record invtpart 116121 not found] Sold By each Number of Orchestra Bells Number of Crotales Number of Vibes Number of Chimes Number of Pans Number of Xylophones Number of Marimbas Number of Timpani Sets Includes Rhythm Section Duration Item Weight Response Frequency Range Impedance Sensitivity Amount of Phantom Power Required Connector Type Microphone Type Polar Pattern Number of Voices Number of Drum Set Samples Polyphony Sequencer Details Display Type & Size Number & Type of Connections Type of Power Supply Octave Range Length of Warranty Hoop Type Sub Type What's Included Height Width Series Material Color Surface Type Diameter Depth Included Equipment Drum Head Type Difficulty Advanced, Advanced + Number of Mallets 1 Number of Performers 1 Drive Type Footboard Length Transportation Method Number of Drums Hardness Part Type Practice Pad Options Length Bead Seat Type Author/Composer Ikebe, Shin-ichiro""Miki, Minoru""Miyoshi, Akira""Sueyoshi, Yasuo Size Artist Minimum Tube Size Bore Size Bell Size Includes Tuning Slide Trigger Marching Tuba Type Number of Valves Exterior Material Interior Material Includes Head Is Mountable Bowl Material Bowl Type Includes Gauges Thickness Number of Plies Collar Type Shaft Material Carrier Connection Type Mount Type Compatible Brands Playing Position Is Tiltable Leg Type Maximum Instrument Size Minimum Instrument Size Shape Number of Feet Base Type Is Height Adjustable Thread Size Cymbal Finish Maximum Height Synth Stand Type State List !None! Jingle Rows Compatible With 4.0 Octave Marimba (Low C3), 4.3 Octave Marimba (Low A2), 4.5 Octave Marimba (Low F2), 4.6 Octave Marimba (Low E2), 5.0 Octave Marimba (Low C2) -
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