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Written in 1972 for the Blackearth Percussion Group, TAKE THAT is scored for "four drummers with sixteen drums." The drums are setup in and antiphonal set-up to surround your audience in a full stereo sound. Sections of intense unison figures compliment sections of passionate solos that will require high communication skills from the performers.
Number of Players: 4
Difficulty: Grade 5+
Instrumentation:
Player I: 5 drums
Player III: 3 drums
Player IV: 3 drums
American composer, organist and pianist of great repute, William Albright began learning the piano at an early age of five. He progressed quickly in his studies showing immense talent as a performer and composer. He attended the Juilliard Preparatory Department(1959-62), the Eastman School of Music(1962-3) and the University of Michigan (1963-70) where his principal teacher was former department chair Ross Lee Finney. Though his works are crafted concisely, he stressed the value of music as a form of communication and the supremacy of music of intuition, imagination and beauty of sound.
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