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Guide To Percussion. A Brief Guide - There’s a lot of stuff. Timpani. Ranges and Characteristics. .Timpani. Tone Quality. Timpani. Timpani. Notation. Timpani. Notation. timpani - Other Considerations. Tuning and altering of the pitch is done through a pedal controlled by the foot.
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Guide To Percussion • A Brief Guide - There’s a lot of stuff....
Timpani • Ranges and Characteristics
Tone Quality • Timpani
Timpani • Notation
Timpani • Notation
timpani - Other Considerations • Tuning and altering of the pitch is done through a pedal controlled by the foot. • Ample time should be considered for pitch changes. • Can add color, depth, and articulation to bass notes. • Lower pitch fudge factor.
Notation Examples • Examples
Notation • Conga
NOtation • Drum Set
Ranges • Chimes
Ranges • Crotales
Ranges • Orchestral Bells - Sounds up 2 octaves
Ranges • Vibraphone
More on Vibes... • Pure metalic tone with resonance • Single lines as well as chords • Blends well with woodwinds • Pedal sustains pitch. Notes are not rolled unless specified.
Ranges • Marimba - Depends...
More on the Marimba • Warm, resonant and woody • Brilliant in high register, but less projection (depending on mallet choice) • Low Register Rocks! • Four Mallet technique - avoid intervals more than an octave in each hand. Think about lower octave space • Poor sustain - Rolls needed to sustain pitch
Ranges • Xylophone
More on the Xylophone • upper register - brittle and woody • lower register is darker but less piercing • Sounds up an octave • rapid passages - single lines • Although 4 mallet is possible, 2 mallet is more standard • Rapid Decay - sustain with roll
Resources • http://web.mit.edu/merolish/Public/drums.pdf • http://www.pas.org/index.aspx • http://www.vicfirth.com/education/ • http://www.music.vt.edu/musicdictionary/ - search for percussion instruments