Sonata for Solo Percussion

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David Saperstein

General Info

Year of Published: 1999
Difficulty: Advanced
Cost: $7.97

Instrumentation

Mallets: Glockenspiel & Chimes & Marimba
Drums: 7 Tom Toms & Bass Drum
Cymbals: 3 Suspended Cymbals & 2 Gongs
Auxiliary Percussion: Maracas & 2 Wood Blocks & Temple Blocks & 4 Cowbells

Description

Sonata for Solo Percussion by [[David Saperstein[[ is dedicated to Pete Jarvis and was designed to show off his virtuosity, versatility, and over all master of percussion. The work is in 3 movements in the general sense of the classical sonata (although none follow any of the forms found in classical sonatas). Sonata for Solo Percussion was premiered on January 24, 2000 by Peter Jarvis at William Paterson University.

Works for Percussion by this Composer

Solo Works

Duo for Vibraphone and PianoVibraphone; Piano
Duo for Violin and PercussionMultiple Percussion; Violin
Snare Drum Solo
Sonata for Solo Percussion - Multiple Percussion
Recitative and Aria – Vibraphone; Voice

Ensemble Works

Antiphonies for PercussionPercussion Septet
Percussion TrioPercussion Trio

Reference