Difference between revisions of "Flash for Solo Xylophone"

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General Info

Year: 2015
Duration: 00:05:00
Difficulty: Advanced
Publisher: Rhythmscape Publishing Australia
Cost: $30.45

Instrumentation

Xylophone

Program Notes

Flash for Solo Xylophone was written in the tradition of virtuosic xylophone pieces. The work alternates between different ideas in an often jagged manner, with most sections not staying the same for too long - over in a flash. Flash for Solo Xylophone uses rhythmic ideas that can be traced back to certain forms of electronic dance music, but it is not a piece written in this tradition. It is based upon two or three main motivic ideas which occur in different forms, dynamics and rhythmic groupings.

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Flash for Solo Xylophone

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-[[Flash for solo xylophone]] was written in the tradition of virtuosic xylophone pieces. The work alternates between different ideas in an often jagged manner, with most sections not staying the same for too long - over in a flash. [[Flash for solo xylophone]] uses rhythmic ideas that can be traced back to certain forms of electronic dance music, but it is not a piece written in this tradition. It is based upon two or three main motivic ideas which occur in different forms, dynamics and rhythmic groupings.
+[[Flash for Solo Xylophone]] was written in the tradition of virtuosic xylophone pieces. The work alternates between different ideas in an often jagged manner, with most sections not staying the same for too long - over in a flash. [[Flash for Solo Xylophone]] uses rhythmic ideas that can be traced back to certain forms of electronic dance music, but it is not a piece written in this tradition. It is based upon two or three main motivic ideas which occur in different forms, dynamics and rhythmic groupings.
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