Percussion and Piano
Alexis Alrich
| Marimba Concerto | ALTOP056 |
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Alexis Alrich's Marimba Concerto was performed by Dame Evelyn Glennie and the City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong in 2009 and recorded in 2013. Instrumentation: Price: £26.95
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David Danford
| Marimba Concerto | ALTOP057 |
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David Danford's Marimba Concerto was commissioned by the Japanese born percussion soloist Yasuaki Fukuhara in October 2013. The brass band version was recorded by the Leyland Band in April 2014. Instrumentation: Duration: 15 minutes Price: £14.95
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Andrew Keeling
| Train.Island.Train | ALTOP015 |
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A set of three linked pieces for marimba and piano, written for David Danford and Nicola Rose in 2008. Instrumentation: Duration: 13 minutes
Price: £19.95
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Eilir Owen Griffiths
| Emoticons of Time: Concerto for Percussion and Orchestra | ALTOP031 |
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Emoticons of Time is a five-movement percussion concerto. It was commissioned by British percussionist David Danford and premiered with Welsh Sinfonia in March 2010. Solo instrumentation: Duration: 15 minutes
Price: £24.95 (Solo Percussion part with Piano Reduction)
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| 6.17pm - Pam? from Emoticons of Time | ALTOP032 |
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6.17pm - Pam? is a concert piece for marimba and piano adapted from Emoticons of Time. This version was premiered by David Danford (marimba) and Nicola Rose (piano) during a recital at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama in April 2010. Instrumentation: Duration: 3 minutes
Price: £9.95
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Ralph Vaughan Williams
| Concerto Accademico (Piano Reduction) | ALTOP023 |
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Ralph Vaughan Williams wrote Concerto Accademico between 1924 and 1925. It was originally written for violin and string orchestra and is dedicated to the soloist who gave the premiere performance, Jelly d'Aranyi. The concerto is in traditional three-movement form and features a driving, rhythmic first movement followed by a rich, poetic slow movement. The final movement takes the form of a lively jig, borrowed from Vaughan Williams' opera Hugh the Drover. In 2005 David Danford arranged the concerto for marimba and vibraphone. He gave the first full performance with piano at Oystermouth Music Festival in June 2006 and the orchestral premiere with the RNCM String Orchestra in February 2008. Instrumentation: Despite being scored for performance on a five-octave marimba (and three-octave vibraphone), the majority of the concerto can be performed on a 4 1/3 octave instrument. Simply omit the low D at the Presto in Movement I and the lower octave in the final six bars of Movement III. Duration: 17 minutes
Price: £19.95
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Gareth Wood
| Nightlife | ALTOP005 |
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An exciting three-movement sonata for marimba and piano. Each of the three movements depicts a different nocturnal mood. The style is similar to Gareth Wood's popular works for wind orchestra and brass band with melodic phrases and rhythmic intricacies. Nightlife was premiered by David Danford (marimba) and Nicola Rose (piano) at the 2008 RNCM Day of Percussion. Instrumentation: Duration: 13 minutes
Price: £19.95
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