Gutterflys for Percussion Quartet by JaRon Brown

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Duration: 7'00" “Gutterflys” for percussion quartet by JaRon Brown is a unique musical soundscape that depicts the somewhat crippling feeling of experiencing performance anxiety. D erived from the expression of “having butterflies in the stomach,” this composition explores the jittery quirkiness and the ambivalent essence of being nervous. This piece flutters amongst the dread of impending unsettling anxiousness in a peculiar hocket driven musical illustration. Instrumentation: Percussion 1: Prepared Vibraphone, Kick Drum, Snare Drum, Wood Planks, Small Brake Drum, Cymbal Stack, Voice Percussion 2: Pitched Pipes, Snare Drum, Kick Drum, Wood Planks, Voice Percussion 3: Crotales, Snare Drum, Kick Drum, Wood Blocks, Tambourine, Small Break Drum, Floor Tom, Suspended Cymbal, Voice Percussion 4: Glockenspiel, Snare Drum, Kick Drum, Sizzle Cymbal, Tambourine, Wood Blocks, High Bongo, Suspended Cymbal, Cymbal Stack, Brake Drum, Voice Check out the video for Gutterflys 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 Show more