 [1634]Re:Music for Prague (422 reads) |
2002-03-11 22:24:11 |
FWIW, when I performed "Prague" back in my college days (mid-late 80s), we used the Malletech Dave Samuels mallets (the harder model) to cover the marimba parts, on Musser M250 marimbas. This was in a fairly lively concert hall. The Samuels mallets worked out well for us - they cut through while still giving a fairly full tone. Of course, I have to mention my usual "what mallet should I use" caveat: the "right" mallet depends upon the players, the hall, the instrument(s), the conductor, the ensemble, etc. If I were to play "Prague" today, I might use the Samuels mallets again, or I might not. As always, YMMV. http://www.malletjazz.com Remote Host: |
 [1629]Music for Prague <Dan> |
2002-03-10 02:28:18 |
 [1634]Re:Music for Prague <James Walker> |
2002-03-11 22:24:11 |
 [1646]Re:Re:Music for Prague <Dan> |
2002-03-13 06:18:33 |
| [1647]Re:Re:Re:Music for Prague <James Walker> |
2002-03-13 07:30:30 |