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The primary goal of percussion study at UNCP is developing the well-rounded percussion performer. The ideal scenario is for a student to come out of the program prepared for any performance situation in which they might find themselves. These sounds are just a sampling to show the wide variety of percussion music a student might be involved in performing while studying at UNCP.

These are all live recordings and should play in WMP and Quicktime.

Drumming - Steve Reich; Percussion Ensemble (excerpt from Part I)

Beat Ballet - Richard LeVan; Percussion Ensemble (excerpt)

Marubatoo - John Wyre; Percussion Ensemble (excerpt)

New-Thaan - Bob Becker; Percussion Ensemble (excerpt)

Both of Them - Global Rhythm Ensemble (excerpt) (steel drum)

Hoo-Daiko - Global Rhythm Ensemble (excerpt) (Japanese taiko drum)

Piru Bole - Global Rhythm Ensemble (excerpt) (hand drums)

Drum Gahu - Global Rhythm Ensemble (excerpt) (African drums)

Traditional (street beat) - Drumline

X-Men - Drumline

LIFE IN MOORE HALL
(as a percussion major)

Moore and Thiele

Jonathon Moore and Jason Thiele practicing

Jones and Fetch

Bryan Jones and Andrew Fetch working some duo marimba music

Theile Timps

Jason Thiele practices the timpani part to the Gillingham "Concertino for 4 Percussion and Wind Ensemble"

Roddy

Mark Roddy is set up for band rehearsal (in the old band room)

Roddy Timpani

Mark Roddy and the John Beck "Three Movements for 5 Timpani"

PERFORMING LIFE AT UNCP

Band Percussion

Wind Ensemble percussion at NCMEA

Drumline

Drumline in the stands

CHILDREN'S CONCERTS

Story

Robert Brennan and Toby Carter perform Cage's "Story"

 

Frame Drums

Robert Brennan and Jonathon Moore playing a frame drum duo

Marimba Spiritual

Jonathon Moore performs "Marimba Spiritual" with Jason Thiele, Mark Roddy and Toby Carter

Katamiya

Jason Thiele plays "Katamiya" for some admirers after the concert

 

 

Updated: Wednesday, February 13, 2008

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