Dietz-Madison's Unicorn-M OS
Dietz-Madison's Unicorn-M OS
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Dietz-Madison's Unicorn-M OS

Steve Weiss Music SKU: 1148
2 reviews
Price:
$12.00
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Description

Madison's Unicorn by Brett William Dietz is simple and short (142 measures), yet beautifully written. A 5.0 octave marimba is required.

Number of Players: 1
Difficulty: Grade 5
Instrumentation:
  • Player I: Solo Marimba


    • Brett William Dietz (b. 1972) is Assistant Professor of Percussion at the Louisiana State University School of Music.  He is the music director of Hamiruge (the LSU Percussion Group).  He earned the Bachelor of Music in Percussion and the Master of Music in Composition/Theory from the Mary Pappert School of Music at Duquesne University. In 2004, Dietz earned his Doctorate of Music from Northwestern University.  He has studied percussion with Jack DiIanni, Andrew Reamer, Stanley Leonard, and Michael Burritt while his principal composition teachers include Joseph W. Jenkins, David Stock, and Jay Alan Yim.

    Product Info

    SKU 1148
    Weight 0.2 lb

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    Customer Reviews

    Awesome piece but one set back

    Rating
    Posted by
    Chase Gillett
    Date Posted
    10/09/2015

    The only reason I gave this piece a 4 was because it's printed on double sized paper Meaning that it's huge It's not like a small book you can put in your stick bag Its spiral bound and double the size of a normal book I would have really preferred to have this in a normal size for easier transportation to and from the practice room.

    A Beautiful Piece

    Rating
    Posted by
    Noah
    Date Posted
    12/01/2014

    This intermediate-advanced piece is absolutely gorgeous and is open to much interpretation. Lots of dynamic contrast is needed to make this piece effective. A great addition to any marimbist's repertoire. I've had a lot of fun learning and performing this piece. Everybody who hears it thinks that it's majestic.