Concertino for Marimba and Piano
General Info
Year: 1969
Publisher: Southern Music Company
Difficulty: Intermediate
Duration: 00:07:45
Cost: $7.95
Instrumentation
Description
Concertino for Marimba and Piano by George Frock gives any young marimbist a good opportunity to learn how to play music with an accompaniment. Most of the piece utilizes two mallets, with a very short four-mallet chorale about two-thirds of the way through. Written all the way back in 1969, this piece of music isn't terribly adventurous, with a marimba part that is mostly scales and brief arpeggios. It's pleasant to listen to and would make an effective teaching tool - and it might be nice for a young student to put on a recital!
Works for Percussion by this Composer
Marimba Works
Concertino for Marimba and Piano
Mexican Variations
Snare Drum Works
Six Concert Solos for Snare Drum
Timpani Works
National Overture
Seven Solo Dances for the Advanced Timpanist
Percussion Ensemble Works
Fanfare Bravo - 15 Players
Chorale & Variations
Strike, Shake & Stomp
Textures - 7 Players
Three Asiatic Dances - 6 Players
Two Structures - 7 Players
Seventh Tries
With Other Instrument Works
Variations (Frock) - Multiple Percussion; Flute