Primary techniques used during the massage sessions were compression, cross-fiber friction, pressure point release, trigger point release, percussion, vibration, and range of motion/stretching techniques.
Rattlings of percussion hint at tribal ritual.
Sudden bursts of percussion explode within calmer textures.
The work is a giant complicated yawp for orchestra, amplified solo instruments and percussion — plenty of percussion.
"They like Jamaican music -- steel drums, a lot of percussion.
A musical marriage of percussion and violin is potentially rocky.
These ensembles can be composed entirely of percussion instruments or of some combination of percussion with winds or strings or both.
In 1931, Edgard Varèse composed an important work, Ionisation, for 13 percussion players, a landmark in the emergence of percussion instruments as equal partners in music.
Our repertoire is growing by leaps and bounds and so are the number of percussion performers and percussion chamber music ensembles.
The annotation recorded seven event types, including two forms of percussion named "percussion"(a hammer strike-like motion) and "light percussion"(a more chiseling-like motion).
Any vibration-induced cough that occurred within two minutes from the start of percussion was counted.
