SEESAW - Ivan Trevino (4K) - Percussion Duet for Guitar & Chopsticks
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- čas přidán 22. 02. 2023
- Percussion duet by Ivan Trevino @ivantrevinomusic
Performed by Apex Percussion, October 2022
Cinematography by Marcus Neudigate and Rachel Flint
Performed by Jake Lyons and Chris Parker
Edited by Jake Lyons
Production by Konstantine Vlasis
Special Thanks to Red Gates at Kelly Creek for letting us use their beautiful wedding venue! If you are looking to have a wedding or event in northern Alabama, check out their venue! www.redgateskc.com/
Sheet Music available for purchase on Ivan's site: ivandrums.com/duos/seesaw-duo...
We are not sponsored or get any of the purchase proceeds! Please go support Ivan by buying his music! Here is Ivan's description of the piece, pulled from his website:
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"SEESAW (2020) is scored for two percussionists who perform on one shared acoustic guitar. The piece was commissioned by the New Works Project, which organized a consortium of 31 musicians from around the globe to support the creation of this work.
The idea of multi-instrumentalism is often a foreign concept in the world of academic music. Classical musicians are often trained via a hyper-focused path on one singular instrument. Meanwhile in other genres, hopping from one instrument to the next is often a normal part of being a musician. Prince, Dave Grohl, and others have recorded entire albums on their own, playing every single instrument and singing every lyric and vocal line. I love this.
Having grown up a self-taught guitar player and sort of hiding that from my classical self, I decided to embrace it with SEESAW. I’ve taken what I know about guitar playing and percussion and have written something where both instruments meet. There are moments when the guitar is used as a percussion instrument, with the players striking the instrument in various areas with sticks to produce different sounds and colors. There are also moments that feature guitar techniques like harmonics, hammer-ons and pull-offs. The piece is notated in tablature, which facilities a non-traditional string tuning and is how I first learned to read guitar music. While the piece was written for percussionists to perform, I can also imagine guitar players performing it by exploring and learning about the various percussion techniques involved.
I hope I’ve created a work that challenges performers and listeners to embrace multi-instrumentalism, and for performers, to explore an instrument they may not have otherwise."
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What did you think of our performance?? Do you want more percussion ensemble videos like this?
Fan freakin tastic
This was fantastic! The setting together with the performance created a uniquely ethereal vibe.
Awesome!!!
🥁🪘🎸👍🎸🪘🥁
This was a really cool concept, I haven't heard something like this before.
Very pretty, and the filming is so pretty too!
Yes do more this was Amazing keep up the good work. I actually got into marching percussion because of you and I memorized the stolen snare solo from drumline as well
That’s so awesome to hear, man! That’s a fun one to learn!
This is so good! Love percussion ensemble type pieces. Keep it coming!
Amazing! Great melodies & percussive accents.
Thank you!!
Wow this was actually amazing, really enjoyed it, I can’t say I’d say no to more content like this.
This was lovely, a real shame the views don't match the quality of the video and the playing.
CHALLENGE: If you can pull off the intro to Cadence by Justin Hawkes (Flite), I would be IMPRESSED TO MY SOUL!
You should try the pulse spree
Wow you guys made a dulcimer. Lol I kid I kid. Great piece here. If you ever want to expand on this check out Erik Mongrain,Andy McKee, or Michael hedges for some tuning ideas and other weird things you can do with a guitar.
Loooove some Andy McKee! I learned Drifting awhile back, such a cool percussive style! He is the goat for sure