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Four Dances for Marimba

A great set of recital pieces, for the advanced high school or college student. Not as difficult as some of my music, and very enjoyable musically. Dedicated to Larissa Venzie, who did the premiere performance in the spring of 2007.

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Gordon Stout

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Gordon Stout (b.1952) is currently Professor of Percussion at the School of Music, Ithaca College, Ithaca, N.Y., where he has taught percussion since 1980.

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Stout’s composition for solo marimba is a beautiful tapestry of tonal sounds for five-octave marimba. It is dedicated to and recorded by Leigh Howard Stevens. (Duration 7:14). Sheet music available.

Stout’s composition for solo marimba is a beautiful tapestry of tonal sounds for five-octave marimba. It is dedicated to and recorded by Leigh Howard Stevens. (Duration 7:14). Sheet music available.

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Gordon Stout’s Four Dances for Marimba is one of his newest sets of music for solo marimba. Here is what he has to say about these new dances –

“A great set of recital pieces, for the advanced high school or college student. Not as difficult as some of my music, and very enjoyable musically. Dedicated to Larissa Venzie, who did the premiere performance in the spring of 2007… Enjoy!!!”

1. A Lullaby Dancing (for Vicky Lau-a present for her birthday!)
2. Song
3. Waltz (for Doug Johnson-great jazz pianist, who introduced me to the music of Brad Mehldau)
4. Dance-Finale

Watch Thomas Burritt perform selections from Gordon Stout’s Four Dances for Marimba

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Advanced
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Solo
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Print Copy, PDF Download, Print & PDF Versions

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