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awsome! congrats!
kohgabrielkameda 1 year ago
sorry, Mr. Prommel*
SUNSNARE06 3 years ago
Very nicely done Mr. Rommel!
SUNSNARE06 3 years ago
Great job on this piece! I happened to catch the world premiere opening night (Jan 1995)with Chris Lamb and the NY Phil, Leonard Slatkin conducting. Awesome concerto.
melikeythedrums 3 years ago
How much of this is written and how much is improvisation?
daredevil101888 3 years ago
All written except for the solo cadenza near the end.
rahmalec 3 years ago
Sorry, actually the stuff with the shekere is improvised a bit as well.
rahmalec 3 years ago
great great prommel!! :)
orchestra92 3 years ago
I. LOVE. SCHWANTNER.
My school's Wind Ensemble played this a couple of years ago. Is the original for orchestra or winds?
powellpicc1985 3 years ago
the original is for orchestra, the wind-version came later. yes it is a great piece.
pprommel 3 years ago
I stuck a tomtom stand into the tom holder on the top of the bassdrum.
pprommel 4 years ago
Hi Peter,
Great cadenza at the end. Top! I have one question, how did you mount the bass drum on station 1. Best wishes Tim Palmer, Maraca2 Percussion Duo
TimoPalm 4 years ago
ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS! I absolutely love this piece. I am studying viola at Eastern Music Festival this summer, and I just had the privilege of hearing Evelyn Glennie perform this with the Faculty orchestra there. It's great to hear two different interpretations of this wonderful piece. I especially love the almglocken feature in the second movement; there's a pitched percussion instrument you don't see every day! Thank you very much for posting!
UberProdigy 4 years ago
Joseph Schwantner's percussion concerto is the most beautiful, in my opinion. Your use of the shekere adds a tremendous effect. Your cadenza is astonishing and musical. I do have one question though. When does the composer call for the Javanese gongs that can be seen at 1:32?
morecowbell2112 4 years ago
I can send you a sketch of the cadenza
pprommel 3 years ago
What orchestra? What conductor?
Please post more percussion videos!
vandertop2 4 years ago
Radio Philharmonic, Netherlands, Pascal Ponse conducting
pprommel 3 years ago