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Tambourin Chinois playing and tutorial

Tambourin Chionois by Fritz Kreisler. Written in 1910 for violin and piano. Arranged for xylophone and piano by George Hamilton Green. It has been part of our keyboard percussion repertoire longer than almost all original works written for us. It was an audition piece for the xylophone chair in the President's Own Marine Band and is the audition piece for the NJMEA mallet percussion chair this year (and every 4 years). Listening links: Michael Rabin -    • Michael Rabin at 15   Michiko Takahashi -    • マリンバ ⑨ 中国の太鼓／クライスラー | 高橋美智子  CD【スーパー マリンバ】...   Fritz Kreisler -    • Kreisler plays Kreisler - Tambourin chinois   Chris Deviney - (6 min, 10 sec into video) -    • West Chester University Percussion Ensembl...   Heifetz -    • Tambourin Chinois (1944)   I used to use the Malletech DS 18 or the Good Vibes M 229 but they are a little light for me these days. I like the blue Ed Smith # 16 vibe mallet by Malletech or the Mike Manieri # 17. For the kelon Musser marimba that will be supplied for Region 2 in the NJMEA auditions (JP Stevens high school) go with the Malletech DS # 19. The DS # 19 is great for this piece on that instrument. All of these mallets are mushroom shaped so there is a point on the mallet where the contact is made with the bar. The 16, 17 and 19 are bigger and heavy so, even with the good articulation they provide, you'll get a full sound with nice strong projection. Good luck, Greg