“Kím” by Áskell Másson

Performed by Tim Feerst
About the Piece:
"KÍM means germ or embryo and the idea is roughly to start on something simple which then gradually grows and takes on a new form, like a plant.
The work is a continuation of my exploitation of the possibilities of the snare drum as a solo instrument, using sounds and polyrhythms which I hadn´t in the earlier pieces (PRÍM and KONZERTSTÜCK).
The piece has a metric pattern of 3/8, 7/8 & 11/8 which is repeated 32 times. With the aid of brush and a practise pad as well as the instrument itself, one of my aims was to establish rhythms in various timbres which would develop constantly new wievpoints by putting these into permutational combinations."
-- Áskell Másson
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[@bluedevil213]

Well done sir! Nice attention to the subtle nuances in this piece.

[@AgentJayce]

Played this at my junior recital. It's a fun piece!

[@matthewpaluch777]

Great performance Askell!
Love the 11/8 part!

[@user-hx3kj4dz9c]

Askell is a composer of this song.
Performer isn’t him.

[@brandonkain9231]

incredible perrformance...so artistic and well played...

[@TheAlchemicalVibes]

That was a compelling performance.

[@arkoganguly9255]

Enjoyed it!🙂

[@aaroncristofolrubio]

Good job, congratulations.

[@ShadowDatsas]

damn this was good

[@dfuhrman]

Great!

[@HarshDudhe]

Wow! His hands are fast!

[@thatboymonts1827]

Hair 10/10

[@timinator456]

I would LOVE sheet music for this

[@kiopl2003]

very cool!

[@pax9755]

where can i find the practice pad used for this piece?

[@Paradiddles.1]

Probably anywhere from any student percussion kit

[@lifeofkyle]

Cool

[@ethtt]

Creative

[@raymondgonzalez5690]

Yum

[@mateusbarros4255]

ótimo d+

[@georgelima4484]

Muita firula, muita produção por nem tanto...

[@HuangShang010]

The music part is good,but the performing part is a bit,as askell's another work's name,prim.

[@TamborPDH]

Steel or titanium snare?..

[@austinshoupe1506]

Aluminum.

[@hotdog3392]

TamborPDH plastic

[@fariusalondale]

Titanium alloy. They use it in NASA.

[@RDash]

PINKY'S! I know you're a professional but still man, coming from a percussion teacher, we gotta lead by example

[@anjirocool]

pinkies do not matter at all

[@user-fl6jf4pn2o]

anjirocool is 100% right, and as a "percussion teacher" you should know that.

[@alexanderpercussion9578]

Rainbow Dash69 damn bronies cancer

[@hotdog3392]

so boring