close-up on glockenspiel - Sorcerer's Apprentice, Pines, and more ...

A close up look at some great orchestra glockenspiel parts. A straight up performance of:
1. Respighi Roman Festivals
2. Sorcerer's Apprentice
3. Respighi Pines of Rome
4. Kodaly Hary Janos
5. Glazounov Violin Concerto
6. Esa-Pekka Salonen's Wing on Wing
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[@KarlSheen]

The percussionist's Apprentice and the Pains of Rome...quite possibly the most bloody awkward glock parts wrote! Nicely executed....also quick fact...the Sorcerers Apprentice was originally wrote for keyboard glock as Dukas didn't think it possible on a standard glock ...oh ye of little faith!

[@tkeaneo]

I've played the Sorcerer's glock part in concert. For me, it's the hardest mallet excerpt in the literature. Nicely done!

[@alexfrederick-percussion1171]

Thank you!

[@Klangtraeume]

Perfect! :-) I wish I could play like you!

[@alexfrederick-percussion1171]

Thank you ... I'm glad you liked it!

[@Capcoor]

Klangtraeume You'll get there.

[@miniroll32]

I do this each morning before I get out of bed

[@fjk1907]

What an audition book! And wonderful performances. What's the instrument? Thanks.

[@alexfrederick-percussion1171]

Thanks ... the glockenspiel is a Deagan "Parsifal Bells".

[@stancenation9829]

No its soo gayyyyyy

[@Capcoor]

Pines of Rome 1:43

[@user-ju5eu7gt8m]

不思議と見入ってしまう

[@Capcoor]

Sorcerer's Apprentice-0:32.

[@akeemdysard1253]

What mallets are used on the Pines of Rome excerpt?

[@alexfrederick-percussion1171]

Balter 10s with rattan ...

[@DennisJoanna-s3x]

Davis Mark Perez Matthew Moore Gary

[@Xingqiwu387]

Is this instrument tuned to A=442 Hz?

[@PostLagone]

It's not uncommon for metal mallet instruments to be tuned to 442, especially vibraphones

[@user-ju5eu7gt8m]

0:32

[@Mathes1]

What mallets do you use?

[@alexfrederick-percussion1171]

The black mallets are Balter 10s, the grey mallets are Balter glockenspiel mallets ... don't remember the number ... look closely at the video and the information flashes up at different times ... hope you find the video useful!