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Orchestra SKU: PO.PE020A Revised Edition. Composed by Gareth Farr. Study Score. Promethean Editions #PE020A. Published by Promethean Editions (PO.PE020A). ISBN 9781877564383.Perfect for orchestras wanting to embrace the music of the Pacific, From the Depths Sound the Great Sea Gongs combines the exotic sound worlds of Indonesian gamelan, Rarotongan drumming and Japanese taiko drumming. Farr's best-known orchestral work and a classic in New Zealand's orchestral repertoire, its rhythmic character is initially reminiscent of Balinese processional music, later employing interlocking material in choreographic homage to Bali's reyong gong ensembles. This edition of the work includes revisions made by the composer in 2000.

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