I'm a muscular blackafrican & I don't see how that has anything to do with Tenney. Thanks to Kyle Gann for trumpeting his name n the Village Voice years ago so i would want to find out who this great innovative American was.I can't believe he 's dead already.there goes another guy I can't study with!
Tenney has composed many pieces in tribute, such as his most famous piece "For Ann (rising)". "WAKE" is in a series of percussion pieces named for 20th century composers. Listen to the increase in rhythmic density caused by the longer and longer snare drum rolls till they circle around from left to right before beginning to overlap. When they fully overlap the process ends and the players hit simultaneously.
I'm a muscular blackafrican & I don't see how that has anything to do with Tenney. Thanks to Kyle Gann for trumpeting his name n the Village Voice years ago so i would want to find out who this great innovative American was.I can't believe he 's dead already.there goes another guy I can't study with!
lovesGenet 1 year ago
That's really cool.
o1ocups 1 year ago
I think you're on to something. If would be more effective if it was perfomed in a more frenzied fashion by muscular Black Africans.
ezakjk 1 year ago
Wowser!!!!
theworldofjon 2 years ago
awesome. great piece of music and tribute to mr. ives.
halfmonk 2 years ago
this is probably the coolest thing i've ever seen/heard
jerakahol 3 years ago
This is amazing.
Cryosaur 4 years ago
Tenney has composed many pieces in tribute, such as his most famous piece "For Ann (rising)". "WAKE" is in a series of percussion pieces named for 20th century composers. Listen to the increase in rhythmic density caused by the longer and longer snare drum rolls till they circle around from left to right before beginning to overlap. When they fully overlap the process ends and the players hit simultaneously.
badhorse3 4 years ago