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Performed by the Texas Christian University percussion ensemble from Fort Worth, Texas (Brian West, director)
Enter the dark and mysterious musical landscape of Tenebrous Paradigm by Darrien Spicak. Drawing inspiration from a wide range of horror film soundtracks and the music of Studio Ghibli by Joe Hisaishi, Spicak creates a diverse musical world that is equally foreboding, intricate, and vigorous. Tenebrous Paradigm juxtaposes sections of minimalist compositional techniques and complex, marching battery influenced percussive sections.
Tenebrous Paradigm is a Med-Advanced percussion orchestra requiring 14 performers and a wide range of instrument. Spicak has crafted a profound piece that will engage audiences and challenge performers' technical and artistic abilities.
Use of this product is governed by the license terms outlined here.
Glockenspiel
Crotales (both octaves)
Chimes
2 vibraphones
Xylophone
4 marimbas — (2) 4-octave, (2) 5-octave
4 timpani
Drums — bongos, 2 concert bass drums, 5 concert toms (graduated, single player), djembe, 4 impact drums, snare drum, 5 toms (used individually by keyboard players)
Cymbals — hi-hat, suspended cymbal, tam-tam (bowed), Zil-bel
Accessories — brake drum, egg shaker, mark tree, rain stick, sleigh bells, 2 woodblocks (hi/low), wooden patio chimes, waterphone (may substitute bowed cymbal)
Enter the dark and mysterious musical landscape of Tenebrous Paradigm by Darrien Spicak. Drawing inspiration from a wide range of horror film soundtracks and the music of Studio Ghibli by Joe Hisaishi, Spicak creates a diverse musical world that is equally foreboding, intricate, and vigorous. Tenebrous Paradigm juxtaposes sections of minimalist compositional techniques and complex, marching battery influenced percussive sections.
Tenebrous Paradigm is a Med-Advanced percussion orchestra requiring 14 performers and a wide range of instrument. Spicak has crafted a profound piece that will engage audiences and challenge performers' technical and artistic abilities.
Use of this product is governed by the license terms outlined here.
Glockenspiel
Crotales (both octaves)
Chimes
2 vibraphones
Xylophone
4 marimbas — (2) 4-octave, (2) 5-octave
4 timpani
Drums — bongos, 2 concert bass drums, 5 concert toms (graduated, single player), djembe, 4 impact drums, snare drum, 5 toms (used individually by keyboard players)
Cymbals — hi-hat, suspended cymbal, tam-tam (bowed), Zil-bel
Accessories — brake drum, egg shaker, mark tree, rain stick, sleigh bells, 2 woodblocks (hi/low), wooden patio chimes, waterphone (may substitute bowed cymbal)
