https://tekpercussion.com//api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=IhaveanameTekPercussion - User contributions [en]2026-06-21T07:27:46ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.39.17https://tekpercussion.com//index.php?title=Caleidosc%C3%B3pio&diff=53705Caleidoscópio2025-03-28T16:19:11Z<p>Ihaveaname: Created page with "Caleidoscópio, score for 5.0 octave marimba, was inspired by study of the coordinational independence method developed by Brazilian conductor Jose Gramani, called “Ritmica"..."</p>
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<div>Caleidoscópio, score for 5.0 octave marimba, was inspired by study of the coordinational independence method developed by Brazilian conductor Jose Gramani, called “Ritmica" and a series of courses on the subject taught by his protege Rogerio Boccato. Portions of the “Ritmica" method focus on the simultaneous performance of unrelated meters/ostinati, which is were the bulk of Caleidoscópio is founded. The “B" section of the piece pays homage to the Brazilian roots of the method by hinting at a light samba feel and provided more of a melodic focus.</div>Ihaveanamehttps://tekpercussion.com//index.php?title=Variations_(after_Vi%C3%B1ao)&diff=53704Variations (after Viñao)2025-03-28T16:16:19Z<p>Ihaveaname: Created page with "Scored for two-mallet marimba (4.3 octave), "Variations (after Viñao)" was commissioned by percussionist Tim Broscious and was inspired by Alejandro Viñao's landmark marimba..."</p>
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<div>Scored for two-mallet marimba (4.3 octave), "Variations (after Viñao)" was commissioned by percussionist Tim Broscious and was inspired by Alejandro Viñao's landmark marimba solo, "Khan Variations." This 7-minute piece is a set of variations on an eight bar theme, each variation focusing on a variety of different musical elements. While none of the musical material was derived from Viñao's work, the compositional techniques employed were inspired by those seen in "Khan Variations." The work places high technical and musical demands on the performer with many challenges around every corner. This piece was the third work in a on-going series of two-mallet pieces intended for the concert hall.</div>Ihaveaname