| Shadow Rituals (2006) For Concert Band |
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Difficulty: Duration: Publisher: MSRP: Where to buy: Website: |
| Recordings | |
| Arizona State University Wind Symphony; Matthew Luttrell, conductor Download MP3 |
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| Albums | |
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OUTBERZT (2009) |
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THE FIRST FRANK TICHELI COMPOSITION CONTEST: THE WINNERS & THE FINALISTS (2007) Where to buy: |
| Awards | |
| Frank Ticheli Composition Contest, First Prize (2006) | |
| Program Note | |
I can remember sitting in my junior high school band reading through my first Frank Ticheli piece; I remember it because I found his style so unlike the other arrangements and "standards" that we performed. Now, several years later, I realize the remarkable inspiration Ticheli's music has made on my own writing and growth as a musician. Because of this, SHADOW RITUALS was written particularly for the Manhattan Beach Music Frank Ticheli Composition Contest and I dedicate it humbly to Frank Ticheli. SHADOW RITUALS is rhythmic, energetic, and challenges the performer to constantly stay engaged in the music. The piece is a dark and mystical dance — a reflection of something primitive or ancient. |
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| Videos | |
Poteet High School; Rick Davis, conductor |
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| Other Resources | |
| Blog Posts | Search my blog archives for all things "Shadow Rituals" |
| Teaching Music Through Performance, Vol. 7 | Analysis of Shadow Rituals contributed by Shelley M. Jagow |
| MBM Times Article | Analysis of Shadow Rituals by Dr. Keith Kinder |
| Masters Thesis Paper | "A Performance Analysis of Whirlwind and Shadow Rituals, Ticheli Composition Contest Award Winning Works in 2007" by Christopher M. Baumgartner (PDF) |