The Cambridge companion to percussion
By: edited by Russell Hartenberger
Series: Cambridge companions to music; Cambridge companions to music
Published: 2016
Language: eng
Number of pages: 307
ISBN-13: 9781107093454; 9781107472433
Subjects: Percussion instruments
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 296-300) and index.
Table of contents: title: Orchestral percussion.; title: Timpani traditions and beyond  -- Russell Hartenberger; title: Orchestral percussion in the twenty-first century : concerns and solutions -- William L. Cahn; title: The development of percussion instruments.; title: Marimba revolution : mallet instruments, repertoire, and technique in the twenty-first century  -- William Moersch; title: Instrumental ingredients  -- Garry Kvistad; title: The percussion industry  -- Rick Mattingly; title: Virtual drumming : a history of electronic percussion -- Thomas Brett; title: Percussion in performance.; title: Lost and found : percussion chamber music and the modern age  -- Adam Sliwinski; title: Taking center stage : percussionist as soloist  -- Colin Currie; title: Percussion theater : the drama of performance  -- Aiyun Huang; title: Three convergences : a percussionist learns to conduct -- Steven Schick; title: Composing music for percussion instruments.; title: Finding a voice  -- Bob Becker; title: Flexibility as a defining factor  -- Jason Treuting; title: Thoughts on percussion and rhythm -- Steve Reich; title: Drum sets and drumming.; title: In the pocket : how a drum set player grooves  -- Peter Erskine; title: The "funky drummer" break : ghost notes, timbre, and popular music drumming  -- Steven F. Pond; title: Way beyond wood and skin : drum sets, drumming, and technology -- Jeff Packman; title: World percussion.; title: Speaking of rhythm  -- Russell Hartenberger; title: African influences on Western percussion performance and pedagogy  -- B. Michael Williams; title: The gamelan beleganjur as Balinese percussion ensemble -- Michael B. Bakan; title: Percussion and rhythm.; title: Lessons from the laboratory : the musical translation of scientific research on movement  -- Michael Schutz; title: In the beginning was the beat : evolutionary origins of musical rhythm in humans -- John R. Iversen.