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Arranger: [[Michael Huestis]]<br/> | Arranger: [[Michael Huestis]]<br/> | ||
Publisher: [[C. Alan Publications]]<br/> | Publisher: [[C. Alan Publications]]<br/> | ||
Year | Year: 2025<br/> | ||
Series: [[The IGNITE Series]] <br/> | Series: [[The IGNITE Series]] <br/> | ||
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== Arrangements for Percussion by this Arranger == | == Arrangements for Percussion by this Arranger == | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:21, 5 January 2026
General Info
Composer: Jean-Phillipe Rameau
Arranger: Michael Huestis
Publisher: C. Alan Publications
Year: 2025
Series: The IGNITE Series
Difficulty: Elementary
Duration: 00:02:00
Cost: $32.00
Instrumentation
Required
Part 1: Glockenspiel / Xylophone / Marimba
Part 2: Glockenspiel / Xylophone / Marimba
Part 3: Concert Snare Drum
Bonus
Part 4: Marimba
Part 5: Timpani
Part 6: Tambourine & Triangle
Part 7: Crash Cymbals
Part 8: Bass Drum
Program Notes
Originally from a suite for solo harpsichord in E minor, Rameau’s "Tambourin" has been transposed, simplified, and scored for young flexible percussion ensemble by Michael Huestis. The Tambourin is a spirited dance form that adds a lively touch to Baroque dance suites. With origins in French folk traditions, the dance infuses energy and excitement into the suite’s repertoire.
Key Characteristics
Tempo and Style: The Tambourin is known for its brisk tempo and vibrant style. Its rapid and lively movements evoke a sense of enthusiasm and dynamism.
Meter and Rhythm: Typically, the Tambourin features a fast tempo with a simple and lively duple meter (2/4 or 4/4). Its energetic rhythm contributes to its lively and celebratory character.
Instrumentation: As the name suggests, the Tambourin often incorporates percussive elements, including tambourines, to enhance its rhythmic texture and festive atmosphere. Structure: The Tambourin follows a binary structure, divided into two distinct sections that are often repeated. This structured pattern allows for variations and improvisations within the dance. Melody and Musical Traits: Tambourins are recognized for their catchy and spirited melodies. They often feature rhythmic patterns that reflect the influence of folk music.
Expression: The Tambourin radiates a sense of exuberance and celebration. Its lively nature captures the festive and joyful spirit of Baroque dance.
Arrangements for Percussion by this Arranger
Percussion Ensemble
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
Little Drummer Boy (Davis)
March for Percussion (Huestis)
Tambourin (Rameau)