Sentence examples for solo percussion from inspiring English sources

Solo percussion music is even newer.

Yet solo percussion albums are difficult to pull off, however good they sound.

It's a great piece that has solo percussion as the driving force throughout.

Of his several solo percussion works, one features water percussion (and waterproofs), while another features instruments made of paper.

Mr. Edwards's "Yarrageh," which is subtitled "Nocturne for Solo Percussion and Orchestra," is gentler and more static.

The hero of that premiere was Mr. Schick, who played the 60-minute middle movement for solo percussion, "La Coupure" (The Cut), and shared conducting duties.

And there's a hint of meditative calm on "Psycho Predictions" (88), his third solo-percussion album under the name Congs for Brums.

Nevertheless, the canonic imitations and interplay between the four solo voices, percussion and winds carry Reich's characteristic rhythmic vibrancy, and Australian conductor Luke Dollman maintained a balance that allowed the intricacies of counterpoint to register as well as the thrusting energy.

Mr. Pintscher tries to evoke what he calls "the 'sound' of lead," the lead in Mr. Kiefer's sculptures, going heavy on the brasses (including two trumpeters with extended concertolike solos) and percussion.

When the demonstration duo perform their acrobatic dance, the band moves through virtuoso solos (trumpet, percussion, trumpet again), none of which prompt any change of tone in the dance onstage: these dancers might as well be deaf.

He first heard Kuti's lengthy songs, with their mixture of funk guitar riffs, brassy jazz solos, African percussion and furious lyrics in pidgin English, while growing up in Atlanta, where his Sierra Leonean father was working as a DJ.