Duration: 10'45" The title 3Do is a reference to Samdo Garak (삼도가락), a traditional Korean percussion suite that combines rhythms from three Do, which means ‘provinces’: Jeolla-do, Gyeongsang-do, and Chungcheong-do. Each province contributes distinct rhythmic styles and gestures, and Samdo performances showcase regional contrast and unity through dynamic transitions and rhythmic layering. This trio composition draws inspiration from this form, adapting the essence of Samdo Garak into a Western concert setting with the most common classical percussion instrument. Although not traditionally part of Samdo, the arranger added the 7 beat Chilchae rhythm to enrich the texture and momentum of the piece. Its asymmetry offers contrast and rhythmic propulsion. Instrumentation: Player 1: Anvil (sixxen sound), metal sheet, dark splash cymbal, 2 jing cymbals (different sizes), & concert bass drum (shared w/ P3) Player 2: Conga, pair of bongos Player 3: Concert Bass Drum, 3 toms (mid to low), anvil and splash cymbal (shared w/ P1) Check out the video for 3Do Learn more about the composer Upon purchase, you will receive a secure 24-hour link to the digital performance materials including: Full Score and Parts — PDF format
