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La Tumbona is a spicy marching percussion feature. This feature can be treated as a production number. Four or Five Cajons (depending on your bass line size) should be set-up in a prominent space for featuring the instrument. The snare break is written for performance on a wooden table, this recreates a flamenco dancer. The use of plexi-glass is also a suitable option. La Tumbona was arranged by Paul Rennick and Shawn Schietroma.
Number of Players: Marching Percussion Ensemble
Difficulty: Grade 5
Instrumentation:
Player I: Bells
Player II: Vibraphone 1
Player III: Vibraphone 2
Player IV: Tenor Pan (optional)
Player V: Double Seconds (optional)
Player VI: Xylophone
Player VII: Marimba 1
Player VIII: Marimba 2
Player IX: Marimba 3
Player X: 4 Timpani
Player XI: Bass Guitar
Player XII: Cajon (played by bass and tenor Lines), Splash Cymbal, Chinese Cymbal, Suspended Cymbal
Snare Drum Line
Tenor Line
Bass Drum Line (4 and 5 drum parts)
Cymbal Line
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