Psappha, by Iannis Xenakis

[@ronymarques8340]

Incredible. Your technique is just fantastic. Congratulations.

[@MichaelCompitello]

Thanks so much!

[@Thedrummersalmanac]

Amazing 4 mallet technique. Great job!

[@MichaelCompitello]

Thanks so much!

[@scottyhorey9128]

Great performance Michael! Incredible videography, and video production, too! Just fantastic!

[@MichaelCompitello]

Thanks Scott!

[@scottyhorey9128]

@@MichaelCompitello My pleasure- hug from Mexico!

[@dominiquebodson6271]

La technique m'intéresse peu. Le mystère de l'obsession en mouvance et ce centre excellent, voilà ce qui me plaît. L'oeuvre est équilibrée de l'intérieur. Elle risquait sinon d'être banale, technique. Bravo et surtout Merci.

[@JamesBeauton]

zildjian must be re-releasing the earth plate.

[@MichaelCompitello]

I WISH!

[@onurson4000]

great

[@克立张]

Did you do anything special to the mallets?

[@MichaelCompitello]

Yes, I covered the mallet heads in moleskin, to dampen some of the attack and higher overtones

[@MrTille]

I wonder how the score looks like.

[@MrTille]

Just learned that the score is a unique graph notation and consisting of 2,396 segments. The title is an archaic form of Sappho, and the music takes inspiration from her poetry as rhytmic cells. Source: English Wikipedia, Psappha (Xenakis).

[@Otso_66N]

Very nice version, but damn, those tom heads need some tuning or replacement...

[@mustang9549]

Very nice technique...but damn that was boring 😂

[@teosmat]

indeed friend, you cant wait to hear Dolly Parton in the classical repertoire ,right?

[@robford3211]

Go back to Liberace then

[@oscarfranco5414]

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