Arrangements: Lecointe Gerard/ Mozart W.A. Par LECOINTE GERARD. L'ouverture du celebre opera ecrit par le compositeur Autrichien en 1786. / Niveau : Elémentaire / Répertoire / 2 Vibraphones, 2 Marimba et Marimba Basse

In her sleep an eight year old girl named Emma encounters a blue dream-eating monster called the Baku. The story by James Bradburne relates the sometimes frightening challenges of growing up and the power a child's dreams cangive them to overcome their own fears and doubt. For 3 Child Sopranos 2 Child Altos 2 Sopranos Baritone:Vibraphone Marimba Piano Harpsichord Harp

Organ and percussion, one of the most exotic instrumental combinations in modern music, invariably produce delightful sonic effects and contrasts. This also applies to Zsigmond Szathmary's Sense of Rhythm, where this renowned concert organist and performer of contemporary organ music explores the duo format as a vehicle for conversation, conflict and reconciliation in a rich array of shades and hues.The lavishly scored percussion part (vibraphone, glockenspiel, woodblocks, cymbals, tam-tam, tom-toms, bass drum, Chinese opera gongs and much else) ensures a great variety of colours perfectly suited to the harmonic capacities of the organ. Both instrumental parts clearly reveal the composer's fondness for sophisticated rhythms and varied proportions.Once again Szathmary uses the organova series to present contemporary music at a high level that places demands on performers and listeners alike while employing a musical idiom and energy that never fail to achieve their effect. / Orgue Et Percussions