Transitions for Solo Percussion with Percussion Ensemble - Revision history

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	== Recent Performance ==		== Recent Performance ==
	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQuw9zVZrkI ~~Transitions for Percussion Ensemble performed by Dr. Matthew Holm and the Kent State University Percussion Ensemble]~~		<embedvideo service="youtube">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQuw9zVZrkI</embedvideo>

	==Works for Percussion by this Composer==		==Works for Percussion by this Composer==

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Overview

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	This concerto is truly an exciting and challenging work for the soloist including virtuosic material on both pitched and non-pitched percussion instruments. This work will captivate any audience with its musical contrasts and fascinate them with the visually stimulating choreography in the soloist's performance.		This concerto is truly an exciting and challenging work for the soloist including virtuosic material on both pitched and non-pitched percussion instruments. This work will captivate any audience with its musical contrasts and fascinate them with the visually stimulating choreography in the soloist's performance.

			==Movement==
			Movement 1: Dawn <br/>
			Movement 2: Day <br/>

	==Instrumentation==		==Instrumentation==

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	==Program Notes==		==Program Notes==
	The concept behind Transitions is that of a single day and the gradual shifts and changes within it. There are three distinct but related segments reflected in the piece: Dawn, Day, and Dusk; these form uninterrupted movements in a slow-fast-slow format. Within the faster middle movement is a percussion cadenza. The melodic and harmonic content of Transitions is based almost entirely on the B half-whole octatonic scale. The opening pitches in the solo vibraphone form the primary motive of the work and bring continuity to the piece as a whole. After the first statement, this motive is immediately restated in the accompaniment, later used as punctuation tones in the cadenza, and finally restated in retrograde in the final measures of the work, again in the solo vibraphone, as an indication of the inevitable connection to the start of a new day. This concerto is truly an exciting and challenging work for the soloist including virtuosic material on both pitched and non-pitched percussion instruments. This work will captivate any audience with its musical contrasts and fascinate them with the visually stimulating choreography in the soloist’s performance. This composition is written at a performance level consistent with most college or university ensembles. The solo part is intended to be accessible to graduate or advanced undergraduate percussion performers.		The concept behind Transitions is that of a single day and the gradual shifts and changes within it. There are three distinct but related segments reflected in the piece: Dawn, Day, and Dusk; these form uninterrupted movements in a slow-fast-slow format. Within the faster middle movement is a percussion cadenza. The melodic and harmonic content of Transitions is based almost entirely on the B half-whole octatonic scale. The opening pitches in the solo vibraphone form the primary motive of the work and bring continuity to the piece as a whole. After the first statement, this motive is immediately restated in the accompaniment, later used as punctuation tones in the cadenza, and finally restated in retrograde in the final measures of the work, again in the solo vibraphone, as an indication of the inevitable connection to the start of a new day. This concerto is truly an exciting and challenging work for the soloist including virtuosic material on both pitched and non-pitched percussion instruments. This work will captivate any audience with its musical contrasts and fascinate them with the visually stimulating choreography in the soloist’s performance. This composition is written at a performance level consistent with most college or university ensembles. The solo part is intended to be accessible to graduate or advanced undergraduate percussion performers.

			== Recent Performance ==
			[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQuw9zVZrkI Transitions for Percussion Ensemble performed by Dr. Matthew Holm and the Kent State University Percussion Ensemble]

	==Works for Percussion by this Composer==		==Works for Percussion by this Composer==

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Instrumentation

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	Solo Percussion: [[Marimba]] & [[Vibraphone]] & 4 Concert [[Tom-Tom]]s & [[Bongos]] & [[Snare Drum]]<br/>		Solo Percussion: [[Marimba]] & [[Vibraphone]] & 4 Concert [[Tom-Tom]]s & [[Bongos]] & [[Snare Drum]]<br/>
	Player 1: [[Vibraphone]]<br/>		Player 1: [[Vibraphone]]<br/>
	Player 2: 4-octave [[Marimba]]]<br/>		Player 2: 4-octave [[Marimba]]<br/>
	Player 3: 4.3-octave [[Marimba]]<br/>		Player 3: 4.3-octave [[Marimba]]<br/>
	Player 4: 5-octave [[Marimba]]<br/>		Player 4: 5-octave [[Marimba]]<br/>

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Publisher: C. Alan Publications
Level: Advanced
Duration: 00:13:00
Cost: $72.00
==Overview== This co..."

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[[Josh Gottry]]
==General Info==
Year: 2010 
Publisher: [[C. Alan Publications]] 
Level: Advanced 
Duration: 00:13:00 
Cost: $72.00 

==Overview==
This concerto is truly an exciting and challenging work for the soloist including virtuosic material on both pitched and non-pitched percussion instruments. This work will captivate any audience with its musical contrasts and fascinate them with the visually stimulating choreography in the soloist's performance.

==Instrumentation==
Solo Percussion: [[Marimba]] & [[Vibraphone]] & 4 Concert [[Tom-Tom]]s & [[Bongos]] & [[Snare Drum]] 
Player 1: [[Vibraphone]] 
Player 2: 4-octave [[Marimba]]] 
Player 3: 4.3-octave [[Marimba]] 
Player 4: 5-octave [[Marimba]] 
Player 5: 4 [[Timpani]] 
Player 6: [[Crotales]] & [[Suspended Cymbal]] & [[Triangle]] & [[Xylophone]] & [[China Cymbal]] 
Player 7: [[Tam-Tam]] & [[Bells]] & [[Bass Drum]] & [[Chimes]] & [[Hi-Hat]] & 4 Concert [[Tom-Tom]]s 

==Program Notes==
The concept behind Transitions is that of a single day and the gradual shifts and changes within it. There are three distinct but related segments reflected in the piece: Dawn, Day, and Dusk; these form uninterrupted movements in a slow-fast-slow format. Within the faster middle movement is a percussion cadenza. The melodic and harmonic content of Transitions is based almost entirely on the B half-whole octatonic scale. The opening pitches in the solo vibraphone form the primary motive of the work and bring continuity to the piece as a whole. After the first statement, this motive is immediately restated in the accompaniment, later used as punctuation tones in the cadenza, and finally restated in retrograde in the final measures of the work, again in the solo vibraphone, as an indication of the inevitable connection to the start of a new day. This concerto is truly an exciting and challenging work for the soloist including virtuosic material on both pitched and non-pitched percussion instruments. This work will captivate any audience with its musical contrasts and fascinate them with the visually stimulating choreography in the soloist’s performance. This composition is written at a performance level consistent with most college or university ensembles. The solo part is intended to be accessible to graduate or advanced undergraduate percussion performers.

==Works for Percussion by this Composer==
{{Gottry, Josh Works}}

==Reference==

[[Category: Multiple Percussion Solo Works]]
[[Category: Percussion Solo Works]]
[[Category: Concerto]]
[[Category: Percussion Concerto]]
[[Category: Percussion Concerto with Percussion Ensemble]]