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Curated by Dr. Brian Zator, The Lion’s Roar, Vol. 1 is a collaboration between alumni of the Texas A&M University - Commerce (East Texas State University) music program. Reflecting the vastly differing musical backgrounds and experiences of each composer, "The Lion’s Roar" provides new musical and expressive opportunities with each piece.
Genre: Marimba (2- & 4-mallet) | # of Players: 1
Series: Collection
Level: Intermediate to Medium Advanced | Duration: 42:00 total
Instrumentation
Solo Marimba
(4.0, 4.3, 4.5, 4.6, 5.0)CONTENTS
Just a Gift - Jim Gist (4.3-octave | 4 mallets)
Pass It On - Jim Gist (4.3-octave | 2 mallets)
Still Life Triptych - Louis Raymond-Kolker (4.3-octave | 2 & 4 mallets)
East Texas Highways - Dan Moore (4.0-octave | 4 mallets)
Scarabs - Key Poulan (4.3-octave | 2 mallets)
Snap - Caleb Pickering (4.3-octave | 4 mallets)
Summer Moon - Andrew Veit (4.6-octave | 4 mallets)
Glimpse - Alex Howley (4.5-octave | 4 mallets)
Memo - Samuel Peruzzolo Vieira (5.0-octave | 4 mallets)
Rills - Alex Shawver (5.0-octave | 4 mallets)
Etude in D-flat Major - Matt Schneider (5.0-octave | 4 mallets) -
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Just a Gift - Jim Gist (from "The Lion's Roar, Vol. 1")
This reflective, stepping piece offers comfortable melodies and delicate harmonies for four-mallet performers of any experience level. While developing hand interdependence, this solo also allows for much creative musical expression. "Just A Gift" is dedicated to the composer's, Jake Alan Gist, his favorite percussionist. 4.3-octave marimba | 4 mallets Performed by Tami Bott Copyright © 2021 C. Alan Publications, LLC http://c-alanpublications.com/lions-roar/ ABOUT THE COLLECTION Curated by Dr. Brian Zator, "The Lion’s Roar, Vo. 1" is a collaboration between alumni of the Texas A&M University - Commerce (East Texas State University) music program. Reflecting the vastly differing musical backgrounds and experiences of each composer, The Lion’s Roar provides new musical and expressive opportunities with each piece. -
Pass It On - Jim Gist (from "The Lion's Roar, Vol. 1")
This engaging two-mallet solo uses mixed meters and hemiolas to keep the performer and listener on their toes. Throughout the solo the constant passing back and forth of each hand playing independently and then the two hands together reflects the growth of the individual musician learning the balance between developing as a soloist and a member of an ensemble. "Pass It On" is in memory of Dave Samuels and is influenced by his music. 4.3-octave marimba | 2 mallets Performed by Tami Bott Copyright © 2021 C. Alan Publications, LLC http://c-alanpublications.com/lions-roar/ ABOUT THE COLLECTION Curated by Dr. Brian Zator, "The Lion’s Roar, Vo. 1" is a collaboration between alumni of the Texas A&M University - Commerce (East Texas State University) music program. Reflecting the vastly differing musical backgrounds and experiences of each composer, The Lion’s Roar provides new musical and expressive opportunities with each piece. -
Still Life Triptych - Louis Raymond-Kolker (from "The Lion's Roar, Vol. 1")
"Still Life Triptych" is a set of three miniatures – Gently Rising, Boxed In, and Still Life – inspired by motion brought to a halt, this emotional piece packs imagery into every note. 4.3-octave marimba | 4 mallets Performed by Miguel Pimentel Copyright © 2021 C. Alan Publications, LLC http://c-alanpublications.com/lions-roar/ ABOUT THE COLLECTION Curated by Dr. Brian Zator, "The Lion’s Roar, Vo. 1" is a collaboration between alumni of the Texas A&M University - Commerce (East Texas State University) music program. Reflecting the vastly differing musical backgrounds and experiences of each composer, The Lion’s Roar provides new musical and expressive opportunities with each piece. -
East Texas Highways - Dan Moore (from "The Lion's Roar, Vol. 1")
Written primarily in three, "East Texas Highways" develops a running energy throughout each section, giving an intermediate marimbist a chance to express themselves. 4.0-octave marimba | 4 mallets Performed by Andrew Granger Copyright © 2021 C. Alan Publications, LLC http://c-alanpublications.com/lions-roar/ ABOUT THE COLLECTION Curated by Dr. Brian Zator, "The Lion’s Roar, Vo. 1" is a collaboration between alumni of the Texas A&M University - Commerce (East Texas State University) music program. Reflecting the vastly differing musical backgrounds and experiences of each composer, The Lion’s Roar provides new musical and expressive opportunities with each piece. -
Scarabs - Key Poulan (from "The Lion's Roar, Vol. 1")
Moving across the whole instrument, "Scarabs" blends a number of different motives and unique timbres to create a flowing narrative. 4.3-octave marimba | 2 mallets Performed by Evan Garrett Copyright © 2021 C. Alan Publications, LLC http://c-alanpublications.com/lions-roar/ ABOUT THE COLLECTION Curated by Dr. Brian Zator, "The Lion’s Roar, Vo. 1" is a collaboration between alumni of the Texas A&M University - Commerce (East Texas State University) music program. Reflecting the vastly differing musical backgrounds and experiences of each composer, The Lion’s Roar provides new musical and expressive opportunities with each piece. -
Snap - Caleb Pickering (from "The Lion's Roar, Vol. 1")
"Snap" is a short, tonal marimba solo that leans into the musical styles of both pop and acid-jazz (the fusion of jazz, funk, and hip-hop). This word aims to emulate non-diegetic music that would be found within the action sequences of mediums such as video games or anime. 4.3-octave marimba | 4 mallets Performed by Cory Doran Copyright © 2021 C. Alan Publications, LLC http://c-alanpublications.com/lions-roar/ ABOUT THE COLLECTION Curated by Dr. Brian Zator, "The Lion’s Roar, Vo. 1" is a collaboration between alumni of the Texas A&M University - Commerce (East Texas State University) music program. Reflecting the vastly differing musical backgrounds and experiences of each composer, The Lion’s Roar provides new musical and expressive opportunities with each piece. -
Summer Moon - Andrew Veit (from "The Lion's Roar, Vo. 1")
This piece, inspired by Texas history, utilizes an array of permutations and textures to create a difficult, but immersive, journey. 4.6-octave marimba | 4 mallets Performed by Jesse Vela Copyright © 2021 C. Alan Publications, LLC http://c-alanpublications.com/lions-roar/ ABOUT THE COLLECTION Curated by Dr. Brian Zator, "The Lion’s Roar, Vo. 1" is a collaboration between alumni of the Texas A&M University - Commerce (East Texas State University) music program. Reflecting the vastly differing musical backgrounds and experiences of each composer, The Lion’s Roar provides new musical and expressive opportunities with each piece. -
Glimpse - Alex Howley (from "The Lion's Roar, Vol. 1")
Traveling around different interpretations of time in nine, "Glimpse" establishes its motives and musical ideas early, moving them through different styles and feels. 4.5-octave marimba | 4 mallets Performed by Colin Crouch Copyright © 2021 C. Alan Publications, LLC http://c-alanpublications.com/lions-roar/ ABOUT THE COLLECTION Curated by Dr. Brian Zator, "The Lion’s Roar, Vo. 1" is a collaboration between alumni of the Texas A&M University - Commerce (East Texas State University) music program. Reflecting the vastly differing musical backgrounds and experiences of each composer, The Lion’s Roar provides new musical and expressive opportunities with each piece. -
Memo - Samuel Peruzzolo-Vieira (from "The Lion's Roar, Vol. 1")
A challenging and interpretive piece, "Memo’s" free, dynamic structure demands musical intent from the performer. 5.0-octave marimba | 4 mallets Performed by Dr. Brian Zator Copyright © 2021 C. Alan Publications, LLC http://c-alanpublications.com/lions-roar/ ABOUT THE COLLECTION Curated by Dr. Brian Zator, "The Lion’s Roar, Vo. 1" is a collaboration between alumni of the Texas A&M University - Commerce (East Texas State University) music program. Reflecting the vastly differing musical backgrounds and experiences of each composer, The Lion’s Roar provides new musical and expressive opportunities with each piece. -
Rills - Alex Shawver (from "The Lion's Roar, Vol. 1")
Written using compound meters and gentle textures, "Rills" is a challenging work that explores the breadth of a performer’s musicianship. 5.0-octave marimba | 4 mallets Performed by Sandi Rennick Copyright © 2021 C. Alan Publications, LLC http://c-alanpublications.com/lions-roar/ ABOUT THE COLLECTION Curated by Dr. Brian Zator, "The Lion’s Roar, Vo. 1" is a collaboration between alumni of the Texas A&M University - Commerce (East Texas State University) music program. Reflecting the vastly differing musical backgrounds and experiences of each composer, The Lion’s Roar provides new musical and expressive opportunities with each piece. -
Etude in D-flat Major - Matt Schneider (from "The Lion's Roar, Vol. 1")
Inspired by Romantic-era piano compositions, "Etude in D-flat Major" has clear harmonies built into a clear structure, requesting a combination of delicate musicianship and technical proficiency. 5.0-octave marimba | 4 mallets Performed by Ashton Carter Copyright © 2021 C. Alan Publications, LLC http://c-alanpublications.com/lions-roar/ ABOUT THE COLLECTION Curated by Dr. Brian Zator, "The Lion’s Roar, Vo. 1" is a collaboration between alumni of the Texas A&M University - Commerce (East Texas State University) music program. Reflecting the vastly differing musical backgrounds and experiences of each composer, The Lion’s Roar provides new musical and expressive opportunities with each piece.
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