DUET NO. 5 (FANTASQUE)

 
Piece Title : Duet no. 5 (Fantasque)

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"Fantasque" is a highly challenging, higly exciting duet scored for two 5 octave marimbas and 4-6 Tomtoms (depending on the preferred set up).


This 6-7 minutes long duet is divided into 5 sections arranged in arch form. It starts of as if having taken a page from "Marimba Spiritual",at least as far as energy goes,B with both marimbas playing repetitive, primordial chords interrupted by loud and sharp bursts from the Toms. The primitive atmosphere is halted and a short flowing,B arabesque sections leads into a quiet, rolled section serving a low point of tension. The main section that follows is the longest and is Terry Riley/Phillip Glass like in its commotion. As it goes on through various chord progressions both players distance themselves from one another enlarging the tessitura as the music "expands". Slowly the Tomtoms begin to re-appear and the percussive effect returns asB they take over. The final section, an extended coda, combines elements from previous materials in a long repetitious crescendo and aB tumultuous ending.


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Julie Hill/Caixa Trio/University of Tennessee at Martin
Julie Hill/Caixa Trio/University of Tennessee at Martin
Dr. Julie Hill, Director of Percussion Studies at the University of Tennessee at Martin, is highly regarded as a performer and pedagogue specializing in contemporary and world percussion. She has presented clinics and concerts for universities and state Day of Percussion festivals throughout the US and is a frequent guest lecturer and performer on the topic of Brazilian percussion. As a member of the acclaimed Caixa Percussion Trio, Julie has performed at international festivals in Mexico, Brazil, France, Puerto Rico, South Korea, and the Percussive Arts Society International Conventions. For more information about Julie Hill, the Caixa Trio, or Percussion Studies at the University of Tennessee at Martin, please contact jhill@utm.edu or go to www.utm.edu/percussion www.caixatrio.com www.utm.edu/jhill

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