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All percussion sounds (except piano) used in this audio recording were generated from Virtual Drumline software also by Tapspace.
Shades of Glass by Dustin Schulze is an elaborate piece for large percussion ensemble containing colors and themes inspired by the famed American repetitive-structure composer, Philip Glass. Its aim is to create a hypnotic sense of euphoria by way of layered, repetitive figures, and colorful textures.
The piano plays a substantial role in adding to the overall landscape, and the piece will require all players to have a keen sensitivity for how the whole ensemble is greater than the sum of its parts. This piece is unique and challenging, and also quite accessible for a wide variety of audiences. Shades of Glass has also been adpated for a full concert band.
Video courtesy of The Woodlands High School - Dir. Andy Salmon
Use of this product is governed by the license terms outlined here.
Shades of Glass by Dustin Schulze is an elaborate piece for large percussion ensemble containing colors and themes inspired by the famed American repetitive-structure composer, Philip Glass. Its aim is to create a hypnotic sense of euphoria by way of layered, repetitive figures, and colorful textures.
The piano plays a substantial role in adding to the overall landscape, and the piece will require all players to have a keen sensitivity for how the whole ensemble is greater than the sum of its parts. This piece is unique and challenging, and also quite accessible for a wide variety of audiences. Shades of Glass has also been adpated for a full concert band.
Video courtesy of The Woodlands High School - Dir. Andy Salmon
Use of this product is governed by the license terms outlined here.
