Slamet Abdul Sjukur - "Jawara" for percussion solo

[@soe-tjenmarching8758]

Great performance, Max!

[@maxriefer128]

Thank you, Soe-Tjen!

[@aliefirfan1]

What a good performance, sir. Also the expression *thumbs up*

[@maxriefer128]

Thank you Irfan! I hope you're doing fine!

[@adamamin8045]

Interesting piece! Well done!

[@maxriefer128]

Thanks Adam! "Temple" is next ;-)

[@rachelong7891]

😍

[@derekputnam7114]

*aggressively grabs dangling sticks*

[@maxriefer128]

Hey Derek, thanks for your comment! These "dangling stick" are called bamboo chimes. And yes, grabbing them out of a sudden aggressively is part of my interpretation of the piece.

[@derekputnam7114]

​@@maxriefer128 Thanks, that was my favorite part. Is there a marked expression there or is it subito fff or something like that?

[@maxriefer128]

@@derekputnam7114 Actually, the piece is structured alternately in composed parts and improvised parts where only a few instructions are given. Your favourite part is the end of an improvised section that is marked as "Andante piu mosso, generally intensity piano". I thought the sudden dramatic clashing of the bamboo chimes is a good preparation for the next written out part - and a good theatrical moment as well.

[@ryanmaulana4470]

Kamu nyari komen saya ya?