Originally written for marimba and two percussionists in July 2016, Quito - Ecuador.
SYNOPSIS
This work describes the flight of an emblematic traditional bird in Ecuadorian fauna: the hummingbird, also known as Quinde (coming from the Quichua languaje: Quindi)
Making use of the technical resources of the contemporary marimba brings out the virtuosity of the performer who recounts the daily life of this incredible bird. Nature, which is always next to the bird, converts its existence into a mosaic of atmospheres.
DETAILS OF THE WORK
Instrumentation:
Marimba 5 octaves (C2-C7)
Percussion I:
Glockenspiel, splash cymbal, crash cymbal, china cymbal, 4 woodblocks, bongos, snare drum, Gran Cassa
Percussion II:
Chimes, splash cymbal, crash cymbal, china cymbal, 4 tom-toms, 2 cowbells, rain stick, tam-tam
Duration:
20:00 min.