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Composed in 1979, this piece relies on space and textures to create a mosaic of sound. The Celeste part can be played by a percussionist with limited piano background.
Number of Players: 6
Level of Difficulty: Grade 5
Instrumentation:
Player I: Sanre Drum, Field Drum
Player II: Celesta
Player III: Pair of Rolling Stones, Sus. Cym. Temple Blocks, Gong
Player IV: 4 Pair of Rolling Stones, Sus. Cym, Vibraphone
Player V: Pair of Rolling Stones Sus Cym, Timbales Timpani
Player VI: Snare Drum. Tom, Tam Tam, Glockenspiel
Alfredo Aracil is one of the greatest personalities of the Spanish music world His compositional work, of undeniable mastery, owns such sensitivity, elegance and subtility that is destined to last beyond the fashions and the present expositions. Been born in Madrid, 1954. Gomez studied with S. Tejeda, T. Marco, C. Bernaola, C. Halffter, L. of Pablo and A. Tamayo, among others, in Madrid, and K. Stokhausen, I. Xenakis, C. Wolf and M. Kagel, in Darmstadt. He has been scholarship holder of the Internationales Musikinstitut de Darmstadt and the Foundation Juan March among others institutions.
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