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Mallet Sextet (Glockenspiel, Xylophone, 2 vibraphones, 3 marimbas--(1) low A, (2) low C*) - Med-Advanced SKU: TA.TSPCE19-007 A clever fusion of musical masterworks. Composed by Grant Woolard. Arranged by Brian Blume. Percussion Ensembles. A clever fusion of musical masterworks adapted for mallet sextet. Folio & Parts on CD-ROM. Tapspace Publications #TSPCE19-007. Published by Tapspace Publications (TA.TSPCE19-007). Grant Woolard's Classical Music Mashup was originally arranged for six hands on piano. Here Tapspace artist Brian Blume cleverly adapts Woolard's ingenious arrangement for a mallet sextet comprised of a glockenspiel & xylophone (1 player), 2 vibraphones, and 3 marimbas. By using the full range of mallet percussion keyboards, Blume gives his arrangement a wide spectrum of colors and allows for a full sounding ensemble. In total, 57 works by 31 different composers are represented. Woolard's creativity has resulted in milions of views on YouTube. In addition to being wildly entertaining, this work serves as an excellent source of study, helping to familiarize students with approximately 300 years of Western music's most memorable melodies. Click here to download a list of source links to freely use while studying the recording of Blume's arrangement. This piece comes as a professionally printed and bound score and includes individual parts in PDF format for printing or for tablet viewing. *Low A substitutions are provided for the Marimba 2 part so that this piece can be performed with 2 low A marimbas and 1 low C marimba.

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