Etude in Eb Major \\\ by Will Alderman

Etude in Eb Major by Will Alderman
From "Etudes for Marimba: Four New Works for the Advancing Marimbist"
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ABOUT THE BOOK
This book of etudes was written for marimbists in search of literature that serves as a stepping stone to advanced literature. Within the book, you will find four etudes designed to build skillsets found in advanced literature while providing familiar, comfortable intermediate techniques and concepts throughout. Each etude is preceded by several exercises that focus on specific techniques and concepts found within the etude. While these pages will prove useful for the etudes, performers should continue to reference other technique and method books for a comprehensive approach to marimba technique. Each etude ranges from four to five minutes in length and presents a clear formal structure. The harmonic language is meant to be easy to listen to and analyze. This book is suited for any level of player in search of enjoyable repertoire. In short, this is a book of etudes that sound nice and are fun to play.
GEAR
Malletech MJB 5.0 Octave Marimba
Malletech Grand Soloist GS7 (1) & GS13 (3)
sE Electronics sE7 Condenser Mics
Focusrite Scarlett 6i6 (Gen 2)
GoPro Hero 5
Canon Rebel Ti8 DSLR
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[@cameronolsonmusic]

The Doc never misses!
You know the fast middle section is good when you can't figure out where beat 1 is but it still 🎶jams 🎶

[@will_alderman_music]

Just remember - you played the premier of this piece!! 🤘

[@emilyranfeld3726]

The doctor is innnn

[@will_alderman_music]

👨🏼‍⚕️🩺🩻

[@meganalderman4087]

Love it!! Well done!💛

[@TheYoderboy]

Such wonderful dynamic control, Will!

[@will_alderman_music]

Thanks man! If only I had that control on the disc golf course. 😭😂

[@bovts12]

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[@ryancarlisle7909]

Willllllllll

[@Metzok]

Nice piece! Are all the etudes in the book for 5.0 octave marimba?

[@will_alderman_music]

Thanks so much and thanks for listening! 3 of the 4 are written for 5.0 octave marimba. This etude is written for 4.3 though! I wanted to make sure there was material available for those without access to a 5.0.

[@Metzok]

Excellent, thank you for your answer :)

[@will_alderman_music]

Absolutely!