Adams-Ambience (SP)-P - Product Information
Scored for seven performers, each with an array of wind chimes, this work is a study in subtlety as the dynamic range remains p-mp throughout (three conch shells are also required). A great change of pace - yes percussionists can play softly!
Number of Players: 7
Difficulty: Grade 2
Instrumentation:
Player I: Glass Windchimes, Metal Windchimes, Shell Woodchimes, Wood Windchimes, Ceramic Windchimes
Player II: Glass Windchimes, Metal Windchimes, Shell Woodchimes, Wood Windchimes, Ceramic Windchimes
Player III: Glass Windchimes, Metal Windchimes, Shell Woodchimes, Wood Windchimes, Ceramic Windchimes
Player IV: Glass Windchimes, Metal Windchimes, Shell Woodchimes, Wood Windchimes, Ceramic Windchimes
Player V: Glass Windchimes, Metal Windchimes, Shell Woodchimes, Wood Windchimes, Ceramic Windchimes, Drilled Conch Shell
Player VI: Glass Windchimes, Metal Windchimes, Shell Woodchimes, Wood Windchimes, Ceramic Windchimes, Drilled Conch Shell
Player VII: Glass Windchimes, Metal Windchimes, Shell Woodchimes, Wood Windchimes, Ceramic Windchimes, Drilled Conch Shell
Daniel Adams was born in Miami Florida in 1956. He is currently a Professor of Music and Chair of the Faculty Senate at Texas Southern University. He has previously held teaching positions at the University of Miami and Miami-Dade Community College. He holds a Doctor of Musical Arts (1985) from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, a Master of Music (1981) from the University of Miami, and a Bachelor of Music (1978) from Louisiana State University. Adams is the composer of numerous published and unpublished musical compositions and the author of several articles and reviews on 20th. Century percussion music, music pedagogy, and the music of Texas. He is also the author of The Solo Snare Drum: A Critical Analysis of Contemporary Compositional Techniques, a book published in 2000 by Honey Rock Music. He has received awards and honors from ASCAP, the American Symphony Orchestra League, the Percussive Arts Society, and the Greater Miami Youth Symphony. His music is recorded on Capstone Records and Summit Records.
Number of Players: 7
Difficulty: Grade 2
Instrumentation:
Player I: Glass Windchimes, Metal Windchimes, Shell Woodchimes, Wood Windchimes, Ceramic Windchimes
Player II: Glass Windchimes, Metal Windchimes, Shell Woodchimes, Wood Windchimes, Ceramic Windchimes
Player III: Glass Windchimes, Metal Windchimes, Shell Woodchimes, Wood Windchimes, Ceramic Windchimes
Player IV: Glass Windchimes, Metal Windchimes, Shell Woodchimes, Wood Windchimes, Ceramic Windchimes
Player V: Glass Windchimes, Metal Windchimes, Shell Woodchimes, Wood Windchimes, Ceramic Windchimes, Drilled Conch Shell
Player VI: Glass Windchimes, Metal Windchimes, Shell Woodchimes, Wood Windchimes, Ceramic Windchimes, Drilled Conch Shell
Player VII: Glass Windchimes, Metal Windchimes, Shell Woodchimes, Wood Windchimes, Ceramic Windchimes, Drilled Conch Shell
Daniel Adams was born in Miami Florida in 1956. He is currently a Professor of Music and Chair of the Faculty Senate at Texas Southern University. He has previously held teaching positions at the University of Miami and Miami-Dade Community College. He holds a Doctor of Musical Arts (1985) from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, a Master of Music (1981) from the University of Miami, and a Bachelor of Music (1978) from Louisiana State University. Adams is the composer of numerous published and unpublished musical compositions and the author of several articles and reviews on 20th. Century percussion music, music pedagogy, and the music of Texas. He is also the author of The Solo Snare Drum: A Critical Analysis of Contemporary Compositional Techniques, a book published in 2000 by Honey Rock Music. He has received awards and honors from ASCAP, the American Symphony Orchestra League, the Percussive Arts Society, and the Greater Miami Youth Symphony. His music is recorded on Capstone Records and Summit Records.
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