Sunlumo – Aïko Miyamoto

Description

Sunlumo – Aïko Miyamoto

Large percussion ensemble: 12 percussionists

This piece can also be performed in six voices.

Percussion 1 : Bongos
Percussion 2 : High tom or snare drum snare off
Percussion 3 : High Tom
Percussion 4 : Medium Tom
Percussion 5 : Low Tom
Percussion 6 : symphonic bass drum or low tom
Percussion 7 : Concert bel and tambourine
Percussion 8 : Vibraphone motor on and tambourine
Percussion 9 : Marimba, high part and tambourine
Percussion 10 : Marimba, bass part and tambourine
Percussion 11 : Cymbal and tambourine
Percussion 12 : Tambourine

With six voices:

Percussion 1 : Bongo + P.7 glockenspiel (with tacet of the D2 tambourine at the end)
Percussion 2 : very high tom our snare drum without snare + P.8 vibraphone (with tacet
tambourine D2 to the end)
Percussion 3 : High Tom + P.9 marimba (with tacet of the tambourine of D2 at the end)
Percussion 4 : Medium Tom + P.10 marimba (with tacet of the tambourine of D2 at the end)
Percussion 5 : Low Tom + P.11 cymbal (with tacet of the tambourine of D2 at the end)
Percussion 6 : Bass drum or very low tom + P.12 tambourine
(with tacet D2 to the end)

Sunlumo, “Sunlight” in Esperanto.
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