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Percussion Ensemble Percussion Ensemble (Percussion 1 (3-octave vibraphone), Percussion 2 (3-octave vibraphone), Percussion 3 (chimes, xylophone, small triangle), Percussion 4 (4-octave marimba, xylophone), Percussion 5 (4.3-octave marimba, low woodblock), Percussion 6 (4.3-octave marimba), Perc) - medium SKU: CN.01970 Composed by Lynn Glassock. Score and parts. Duration 5:00. Published by C. Alan Publications (CN.01970). Fantastic opener or closer for a concert! Glassock's unmistakable contrapuntal writing and driving rhythmic excitement make this a challenge worth undertaking.Consortium was written for the University of North Carolina at Greensboro Percussion Ensemble (Cort McClaren, director) for their performance at the 1994 Percussive Arts Society International Convention in Atlanta, GA - November 19, 1994. Fantastic opener or closer for a concert! Glassock's unmistakable contrapuntal writing and driving rhythmic excitement make this a challenge worth undertaking.

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