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Francisco Perez
Registrace 20. 03. 2011
CZcams channel of percussionist and composer, Francisco Perez.
www.perezperc.com
www.perezperc.com
Common Accessory "Toys" (pt. 2) (Percussion Methods Series)
Video from the Perez Percussion Methods video series.
0:00 - sleigh bells
3:41 - ratchet
5:21 - rainstick
7:51 - thundersheet
9:17 - ocean drum
10:50 - sandblocks
12:02 - shakers
0:00 - sleigh bells
3:41 - ratchet
5:21 - rainstick
7:51 - thundersheet
9:17 - ocean drum
10:50 - sandblocks
12:02 - shakers
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Bows & Black Towels (Percussion Methods Series)
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Video from the Perez Percussion Methods video series.
"Aether" for percussion ensemble
zhlédnutí 752Před 3 lety
Live performance by the Lamar University Percussion Ensemble at Texas Music Educators Association Convention (February 2019). Published through Tapspace Publications.
"With a Little Lime Juice" for intermediate multi-percussion
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Published in "The Blue Book, Vol. 2" - available through Tapspace Publications. Inspired by a variety of Afro-Cuban styles and rhythms, "With a Little Lime Juice" is a short, upbeat solo for the intermediate multi-percussionist. In retrospect, my recent obsession with Michel Camilo's album, Caribe, and Snarky Puppy's We Like it Here clearly manifests itselisten in this piece. To get a sense of ...
Mitchell Peters "#4" (from Advanced Snare Drum Studies)
zhlédnutí 1,3KPřed 3 lety
performed by Dr. Francisco Perez Rothwell Recital Hall Lamar University (Beaumont, TX)
Alice Gomez "Rain Dance" (with digital accompaniment)
zhlédnutí 1,6KPřed 4 lety
Original composition by Alice Gomez; digital accompaniment composed and produced by Francisco Perez Recorded with Audio Technica AT4040s & Focusrite Scarlett 18i8. Mallets: Innovative Percussion IP5002, IP4004, IP5004, IP5005
Orchestration Process from "Aether"
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Sample from my percussion composition clinic detailing the orchestration steps I took for an excerpt from "Aether" for percussion ensemble, published by Tapspace Publications. Music available at: www.tapspace.com/percussion-ensemble/aether
"Monolith" for percussion orchestra (Score + Audio)
zhlédnutí 5KPřed 4 lety
Composed by Francisco Perez; for 15 players (14 percussion piano). Available at www.BlueSHIFTMusic.com For several years now, the creative genius of Stanley Kubrick’s films have been a tremendous inspiration for me as an artist. While the visual poetry and dramatic storytelling of his entire oeuvre captivate the mind, one particular Kubrick work has fascinated me the most - 2001: A Space Odysse...
"Siciliana" from Violin Sonata No. 1 in G minor by J.S. Bach
zhlédnutí 1,3KPřed 5 lety
"Siciliana" from Violin Sonata No. 1 in G minor by J.S. Bach transposed/arranged by L.H. Stevens performed by Dr. Francisco Perez Recorded with Audio Technica 4040 Microphones & Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 Interface www.perezperc.com
Lecture on Steve Reich's "Mallet Quartet"
zhlédnutí 818Před 7 lety
Francisco Perez DMA Lecture Recital SCFA Recital Hall | May 6, 2017 University of Kentucky
"Leap" by David Skidmore
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Solo for vibraphone, low tom, snare drum, and loop pedal Sheet music available from the composer: www.skidmorepercussion.com Commissioned & performed by Francisco Perez Video: Thompson Audio/Visions
"A Running Knot" by David Skidmore
zhlédnutí 1,3KPřed 7 lety
Solo for vibraphone, low tom, snare drum, and loop pedal Sheet music available from the composer: www.skidmorepercussion.com Commissioned & performed by Francisco Perez Video: Thompson Audio/Visions
"Selva Luminosa" for mallet quartet
zhlédnutí 3,1KPřed 7 lety
"Selva Luminosa" - translated as luminous jungle - is my first work for mallet quartet in which I sought out to feature an earthy, almost tribal sound palette in the marimbas against the shimmering and brilliant sound of the vibraphone. Much of the language throughout stems from my daily exposure to a slew of Latin American genres such as merengue, cumbia, and salsa from an early age as well as...
How to Set-up a Click-Track for Electro-Acoustic Performance
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In this video, I quickly explain the gear needed to set up a performance that utilizes a click track. Introduction (0:00) Gear (0:35) DAWs (0:45) Audio Interfaces (0:58) Ableton Live 9 Lite Setup - free (1:28) Logic Pro X Setup (7:01) www.perezperc.com
2016 KMEA All-State Mallet Keyboard Primary Etude
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2016 KMEA All-State Mallet Keyboard Primary Etude
excerpt from "Prelude & Fugue in E-Flat Minor" by Lane Harder
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excerpt from "Prelude & Fugue in E-Flat Minor" by Lane Harder
"Arabesco Infinito" by Alejandro Viñao
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"Arabesco Infinito" by Alejandro Viñao
"Chakalaka" for solo multi-percussion & electronic accompaniment
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"Chakalaka" for solo multi-percussion & electronic accompaniment
Do you have this recording available for students? I would love for my student to play along with it. Thanks!
I cant wait for when my percussion direct gets me and the other 3 players together to start learning this. I got to hear a full ensemble version at the tmea convention. It was amazing.
far and away my favorite mallet quartet
What instrumentation did you use to make this track?
Subanla completa
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This song is awesome, I just hate playing m45
FAV PERCUSSION PIECE ATM
so nice thank you
Awesome job! I love it, where could I get the score?
7:52 👌
POV you were sent here by your band director
A bop.
Me encanta esta pieza, y la interpretas de manera muy padre. Saludooooos.
Still the best performance on CZcams. 👌🏾👌🏾
Hola Francisco, enhorabuena me gusta mucho tu arreglo. Donde podría conseguir el audio, gracias.
Are you using marimba mallet tape?
Hi Donnell, yes - simply using some generic tennis racket wrap.
@@perezpercussion Thank you!!!
@@perezpercussion Can it stop the mallets from slipping?
Tough sound
Heh heh, Shelby getting first. I’ll at least call third as second marimba playing this. Was an amazing piece and would love to play it again
This was just fantastic. One question. The crystal glasses have me really confused- how did the pitch bends work for that? The only way I know of to alter the pitch is to change the level of the liquid in the glass. It's usually water, of course-was it vodka here? Lol Seriously though, how was that done? Because I'd swear you can't do what I'm hearing, but you obviously did and it breaks my brain.
@@KyleNally When we did it, we tipped the glasses as we created the pitch. It changed it slightly but even Dr. Perez said it wasn't a HUGE deal. More for effect.
0:47 1:48 2:03 3:01 3:31 7:27 7:53 9:02 10:58
First Loved playing this ensemble :)
hey nice work here! its so interesting!
I heard this on the radio the other day and thought it was fantastic. thankyou for this
Love the location! Great piece!
love this piece. I first experienced it in Ojai when John Adams directed. Stage left and right was stacked with giant speakers towering overhead. Fantastic!!
Woah... this is epic
Noice
Bravo! La beauté du geste
Now this is how you spend your quarantine! Outstanding work as always Dr. Perez
The Siciliana sounds lovely on the marimba - this wonderful Bach piece really translates well to an entirely different instrument - beautifully played!
That’s a lot of notes
Is this is arrangement in a minor? By lee Howard Stevens?
Yes, this is Stevens' arrangement.
Wow, I couldn't help but smile when the first theme returned later in the piece. You played it with such nostalgia. Absolutely wonderful.
Thanks for your performance & uploading
Javier, still remember singing your piece for Vocem - loved it! This reminds me of it, good times!
The original version of it is great but u made it perfect! absolutely amazing! thank you!
I like very much....
Fantastic!!!!
Fun piece of music!
I wish this lecture was given a year ago :((( I did my entire 4000 word extended essay on Reich's "Mallet Quartet", this would have been SO helpful :((((((
je m appelle Ameline 😂
Best performance of this piece I've seen! great ending.
+perezpercussion What mallets did you use? They speak incredibly well across the board with depth of color, without sacrificing the warmth.
Probably the best mexican composer. Very nice interpretation