Ney Rosauro | Concerto for Marimba and Orchestra No. 1 (piano red.)
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- 0:24 Greetings
4:20 Lament
10:47 Dance
15:01 Farewell
How this project came about:
The marimba and the piano employ, although in very different ways, the "Technique of Percussion". The marimba being played with four mallets on the sounding boards whereas the piano uses eighty-eight "hammers" on the strings. Both instruments have a very wide range and remarkable dynamic. Their tonal variations give them ideal prerequisites for expressive musical interpretations. I enjoy playing them both.
As it happens ever since my youth, I have also been fascinated by the technique of recording engineering. So asked myself how could I combine these three passions in one project.
When I discovered the "Concerto for Marimba and Orchestra" (with a piano reduction) by Ney Rosauro, the following enterprise occurred to me as an interesting challenge:
A studio production in which I play and record both instruments, then edit the audio and video. The result is the recording you have in front of you.
I hope you enjoy it!
Excellent job Burkhard.
It is a great production! Your performance on marimba and piano are pretty good and the sound and video quality is very good. Thanks for playing my music so well and for making this excellent production.
Lindo trabalho percussivo num instrumento top de bela e delicada sonoridade. A marimba tem sido bastante utilizada no aparato de percussão contemporâneo mas como instrumento solista é raro ouví-la Parabéns Rosauro..
I performed this as part of an orchestra a few months back and I just love this concerto. You've performed it really well! Balancing both parts perfectly. And the quality of the video is really good.
Great to see people enjoying creating music!
Superb performance! Plus I love how you edited this video!
You just earned yourself a new subscriber :) Amazing work, both with the marimba and piano!
Btw, I love your one hand rolls man! :D
Fantastic job man!! Everything in the production is precise and smooth. Also, delightfully well played both instruments. Thanks for sharing!! :D
Burkhard, das ist super gespielt und in Ton und Bild sehr eindrucksvoll umgesetzt! Sowohl den Marimba- als auch den Piano-Part in dieser musikalischen und technischen Perfektion im Overdub einzuspielen, beeindruckt mich sehr! Du bist ein echtes Multitalent - Chapot!
Herzlichen Glückwunsch und meine Gratulation zu dieser tollen Videoproduktion!
Roland, diese tolle Kritik von Dir ist mir eine große Ehre! Vielen Dank!
Ich finde es noch immer sehr schön! Vielen Dank 🙏🏻
Amazing master!!
Was a pleasure to met you
Hope to see u soon
JuanSebastian Colombian youth philarmonic
This is just amazing, I can't wait until I have the equipment to do this myself. This is certainly one of the most awesome golden musical nuggets I've run into while collecting marimba inspiration. The rhythms here are awesome, good song choice. Thanks so much for sharing!!!
Wow, this is awesome! I have always loved this song, I feel like Ney Rosauro's music has such good melodies compared to most marimba solo music. Great job on all aspects!
Excellent video and great performance, thank you for sharing!!
Very nice edition! Thanks for this very awesome performance ^^ regards!
Very beautiful piece. Thank you so much!
Ausgesprochen gut und virtuos!
Vielen Dank für das schöne Video.
Das freut mich sehr!
Super Musik, super Performance, Video mit ganz viel Atmosphäre, toll! Viele Grüße aus der Taunusnachbarschaft, Barbara Günther-Haug
Thank you very much!
Love it ❤
really really good performance
I'm 17 and I play Marimba I Loved this. Thanks so much for sharing your artistry with me.
Thank you for watching my video!
Faszinierend, in jeder Hinsicht, bravo!!!
Great job! I really enjoyed it :-)
Thank you!
Woooowww😊👏👏👏
Wowwwwww 👏👏👏👏👏😝
❤
espectacular!!!!! saludos desde ARGENTINA.
Muchas gracias!
Awesome!!
15:02 4° Movimiento
nice
AMZING GRACE LAND ROSAURO 4
Great performance!! Is there any chance I could get a MP3 of the piano accompaniment? I am performing this piece in June and would love to have something to play along with.
My email is vmlivolsi@yahoo.com
Vielen Dank!
bravo félicitations
Klasse!!!!
I'll be playing this piece, and I've been debating on what mallets I should use for the second movement "Lament." I really enjoyed this video, and any suggestions on mallet choice would be greatly appreciated!
+Selena McMichael For the second movement I used the Robert Van Sice M2 mallets (ADAMS).
+Burkhard Roggenbuck
Hi Burkhard. sorry for bothering you. but M226 is Vibraphone mallet. does it work for Marimba piece. or better M 3 your mallet. Because vic firth M 70 is to have . thanks.
Of course you can choose the M 70. I took the Robert Van Sice M3 for all movements except the second movement. For the second movement I took the M2.
Ok. I'll get Robert van sice M 3.
I liked your sound. Hope it's not heavy. Thanks for your help. I really appreciate it.
Could you upload the Piano part as video ? so that i can play the marimba and listen to the piano ?
You played it much beter then i ever could ... ^^
Of course, I need your email address for this.
@@BurkhardRoggenbuck Thank you very very much.
@@BurkhardRoggenbuck Great Performance!
Would it be possible to send the Piano track to me, too? My Adresse ist Julianmetzger94@gmail.com
Thank you so much!
Best regards, Julian
Hello, I want to the Movement of Farewell music, can you give me?
15:03
Robô.
Do you happen to have the sheet music for the marimba and piano parts? More specifically the piano accompaniment?
The sheet music is available here: www.percussion-brandt.de/epages/228483.sf/de_DE/?ObjectID=5135930
Is there anyway you could post the the piano accompany part, I'm going to audition with this piece and and it's difficult to find a pianist to play this piece here I'm located. Please and thank you!
How long did you practice this piece?
Pieter Vincken I needed some weeks.
Would you be able to post just the piano accompaniment? I am trying to prepare for a recital and would love to practice to your wonderful recording.
Thanks!
Thank you for your interesting request. I will post you in the next days just the piano accompaniment and I hope, that it is useful for you, because it is the accompanist to my marimba version and everyone has his own style.
Burkhard Roggenbuck could you please send me to the post of just your accompaniment? I am also preparing for an audition and wish to use your rendition, it's marvelous! I would greatly appreciate it!
Could you also send me the accompaniment if you had recorded it?
+Burkhard Roggenbuck OK is there a way to give it to you without showing it here?
Mecânico por demais
My best part is Danca (Dance), a notes- waterfall
Cleanish, but it is rather flat. The lines need to come out MORE. The phrases internally seem choppy and disconnected, and the chords are not coming through as connected snd with curves. It seems percussively correct in terms of rhythm, but musically, the music comes through as nonexpressive and very notey. What do you think of as you play each section? Is there a story? What is the story in Lament vs Danca? How do you bring back the idea of Lament in the Farewell?
I was 18 when I first performed this piece more thsn 30 years ago. I had just studied with Leigh Stevens and Gordon Stout, and played this for them. There is much energy you are wasting in your geip and arm movements if you are using the Steverns Musser grip. You are losing energy because of the lowness of the marimba height and your angle of elbow to marimab which is too high. Raise that marimba! Also, your wrists are way too stiff for rhis grip. The correct technique is to keep the wrist at the keyboard level not above it.
수시때 전악장 외우려고 발버둥칠때가 생각나네요ㅋㅋ
what mallets did you use? i love the sound
Robert Van Sice M3 mallets for the first and third movement, M2 mallets for the second and M4 mallets for the fourth movement
+Burkhard Roggenbuck hello, could I get a recording of the piano accompaniment as well? I would greatly appreciate it!
+James Serna I need your E-Mail address to give you an access
Burkhard Roggenbuck can u send me it please?
Here is my mail
Evalumity1412@gmail.com
Thanks a lot
Burkhard Roggenbuck can i get a recording of the piano as well.
My E-Mail: ruud.jansen@paludosus.nl
Very well played and recorded
Burkhard Roggenbuck thank you very much
What your mallet use Mr. Burkhard?? Please tell me, i wanna buy that's mallet. Thanks
Adams - Robert Van Sice M2, M3, M4 and M5 🙂
@@BurkhardRoggenbuck Introduce my name is Gusti from Indonesia
I've looked at your video and learned about this song Incidentally, I am currently pursuing a master's degree in percussion in Indonesia. may i interview you for my data requirement and write it in my thesis?? I would like to thank you in advance if you are willing to interview. Hope you read and reply. Thank you.
Hello Ridhlo, how exactly can I help you?
I will send some question, and i hope please you can answer my question... Can i send in you email?? Thanks Mr. Burkhard
@@Malletesis Yes: burkhard.roggenbuck@gmail.com
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Terrific!
15:30
19:37
My favorite part is when he dissolves 20:25
Hello Maestro. Burkhard. My name is Nestor Mercado, and I am planning on playing Mvt. 4 for a concerto competition. For practice purposes I wanted to ask you if you help acquire the piano track to practice with it. Let me know if this possible, thank you.
Hello Nestor, that is possible. I need your e-mail for this.
hello, I want to score Movement Farewell， I ask to give me?
4:24 2° movimiento
15:00
nice piece overall, dynamics could be a little more exaggerated as well as emotions
Where can I get this piano score?
Here you will find the piano scors: www.percussion-brandt.de/Rosauro-Ney-Concert-for-Marimba-and-OrchPiano
oh thanks
Which mallets did you use here?
I used the Robert van Sice mallets M3 for the first movement, M2 for the second movement, M3 and M5 for the third movement and for the last movement M4.
By Adams?
Danny Fonda Yes, by Adams.
유혜숙선생님께 어메이징 그레이스 랜드 로사우로 1악장
19:37
16:36
hello, i'm mathijs and i'm 14 y/o. I will record the farewell but I don't know how to start. I can play the marimba and the piano part perfectly but what do you record first? the piano or the marimba part. I played the concerto on a competition and I finished with 96% I like this piece so much. Can you please help me?
I think it is easier to record the piano first and then the marimba. In the first movement this works very well, because the piano plays continuously. I wish you much success with the recording!
thank you!
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What mallets did you use?
I used the Robert van Sice mallets M3 for the first movement, M2 for the second movement, M3 and M5 for the third movement and for the last movement M4.
+Burkhard Roggenbuck
Hello Burkhard. Great job. thanks for posting this video.
what kind of vic firth mallet I can use for the 1 part Greeting? can I get piano part please for practice.
thanks a lot.
+Sobir Mukhammadiyev I used the Robert van Sice mallets M3 for the first movement, M2 for the second movement, M3 and M5 for the third movement and for the last movement M4. I need your e-Mail for sending you the piano accompaniment.
+Burkhard Roggenbuck
is it possible to use hard cord for the first mov?
thanks. my email:
sobiruz78@gmail.com
thanks a lot. I really appreciate it.
Please try the mallets M226 (Ney Rosauro) from Vic Firth. They are ideal.
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