Dehaske Band Time Expert ( Percussion 3-4 )
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Essential Information About This Collection
Essential Information About This Collection
- A concert piece for percussion designed to highlight musical playing while remaining accessible.
- EASY-INTERMEDIATE level: ideal for consolidating rhythmic reading and developing dynamic control.
- International approach thanks to a multilingual presentation (English, German, French, Dutch).
- Signature of Jacob de Haan: clear and effective writing, perfect for both lesson work and performance.
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Summary of This Collection
Designed as a practical resource for percussionists, this collection is part of the "Horen, Lezen en Spelen internationaal" series, recognized for its progressive pedagogy combining listening, reading, and instrumental implementation. You will find a concert piece intended to enrich the repertoire while working on essential fundamentals: tempo stability, attack precision, articulation, and dynamic understanding. The EASY-INTERMEDIATE level makes it an excellent choice for students at the end of the first cycle or beginning of the second cycle, as well as for any situation seeking a motivating percussion score that is effective in rehearsal and rewarding in performance. The presence of multiple languages facilitates use in an international context (schools, workshops, ensembles) and allows musicians to focus on what matters most: musicality and rhythmic accuracy. Published in 2002, this collection is a relevant resource for building a concert program, diversifying reading materials, and developing a solid interpretation on percussion.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Jacob de Haan | Language | English-German-French-Dutch |
| Instrumentation | Percussion | Difficulty | EASY-INTERMEDIATE |
| Collection | Horen, Lezen en Spelen internationaal | Year of publication | 2002 |
| Genre | Concert piece | ||
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Questions frequently asked
What level is required for Band Time Expert Percussion 3-4?
The EASY-INTERMEDIATE level corresponds to students at the end of the first cycle or the beginning of the second cycle.
In which languages is this percussion score available?
The edition is offered in English, German, French, and Dutch. This multilingual presentation facilitates its use in schools, workshops, or international ensembles.
Who composed this concert piece for percussion?
The score was composed by Jacob de Haan. It belongs to the classical genre and is presented as a concert piece. The work focuses notably on tempo stability, attacks, and dynamics.
Is this score part of a pedagogical method?
Originating from the collection "Horen, Lezen en Spelen internationaal", it is based on an approach combining listening, reading, and instrumental setup. The collection aims at developing rhythmic rigor on percussion.
Dehaske Band Time Expert Percussion 3-4: what is its year of publication?
Published in 2002, this score enriches the percussion repertoire with a piece intended for concerts.
