Originally written for two-mallets, and included in Challenge 1, a collection of solo marimba pieces, Claudio Santangelo arranges this piece by Dr. Earl Hatch for marimba/vibraphone trio.
$25.00
Furioso and Valse (Earl Hatch/Marimba Trio arr. Claudio Santangelo)
One of Hatch’s most popular pieces, now arranged for marimba/vibraphone trio.
(1906-1996) Dr. Earl Hatch was born at Greely, Colorado at August 24,1906 and passed away at November 5,1996 at North Hollywood,California.
Challenge 1
$15.00This fine collection includes Furioso and Valse in D Minor, Capriccio Marimba, Dance of the Hippolollipops, Etude 1955 and Habanera.
This fine collection includes Furioso and Valse in D Minor, Capriccio Marimba, Dance of the Hippolollipops, Etude 1955 and Habanera.
Furioso and Valse (Earl Hatch/4-mallet arr. Claudio Santangelo)
$18.00One of Hatch’s most popular pieces, now arranged for four-mallet solo marimba.
One of Hatch’s most popular pieces, now arranged for four-mallet solo marimba.
Themes and Variations on Japanese Children’s Songs
$14.00Great for the intermediate marimbist, ‘Theme and Variations’ uses a variety of styles and present a variety of problems, for both two and four mallets, making the piece pedagogically useful, as well as great fun to play and delightful to hear.
Great for the intermediate marimbist, ‘Theme and Variations’ uses a variety of styles and present a variety of problems, for both two and four mallets, making the piece pedagogically useful, as well as great fun to play and delightful to hear.
Claudio Santangelo is considered by critics to be one of the youngest and most brilliant talents in the world of solo percussion,sensibility and compositional and interpretative creativtiy that places him at the top of young marimba virtuoso soloists.
Furioso and Valse (Earl Hatch/4-mallet arr. Claudio Santangelo)
$18.00One of Hatch’s most popular pieces, now arranged for four-mallet solo marimba.
One of Hatch’s most popular pieces, now arranged for four-mallet solo marimba.
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