Sikurtawa

Sikurtawa

Quick View

Scoring & Instrumentation
Saxophone Quartet
Alternate Title

-

Year Authored (or revised)
Duration (min)
5
Movements

-

Files & Media

Audio

-

Video

-

Sample Pages

-

Detail

Description

Composer's Note:

Sikurtawa was written for TAWA Sax (Lima, Peru). The piece is inspired by the Sikuri; a musical style from Peru and Bolivia. In traditional Sikuri there are usually around twenty siku players and drummers, using an interlocking technique to play the melody while the drums produce a fast, pounding beat in the rhythm of huayño.

Sikurtawa makes no attempt to emulate Sikuri and does not contain any quotations of traditional Sikuri melodies or rhythms; rather, it uses the form as a point of departure and inspiration for a driving, virtuosic, syncopated piece with interlocking passages and pounding rhythms.

Comments

-

First Perfomance

-

Recording

-

Text Language - Non English

-

Text Source/Author

-

Title Number
Ensemble Type
instrumental quartet
Genre/Theme
jazz influence
Instrument
soprano saxophone , alto saxophone , tenor saxophone , baritone saxophone
Purchase Options
PDF License & Download
PDF Price
Print & Ship
$27.00 score and parts