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Lukas Ligeti's groundbreaking early work Pattern Transformation , for four players on two marimbas, was inspired by the complex metric structures of Baganda court music from Uganda. A fast fundamental pulse underpins the piece, where different musicians feel the 'beat' at different moments, creating a mesmerising, three-dimensional landscape of endless polyrhythmic possibilities. Initially considered impossible to perform before being championed by the Amadinda Percussion Group, this thrilling five-minute piece marks the beginning of the composer's lifelong fascination with polymetrics. A dynamic addition to the contemporary repertoire, ideal for advanced percussion ensembles seeking a masterclass in rhythmic interplay.
Lukas Ligeti’s groundbreaking early work Pattern Transformation , for four players on two marimbas, was inspired by the complex metric structures of Baganda court music from Uganda. A fast fundamental pulse underpins the piece, where different musicians feel the ‘beat’ at different moments, creating a mesmerising, three-dimensional landscape of endless polyrhythmic possibilities. Initially considered impossible to perform before being championed by the Amadinda Percussion Group, this thrilling five-minute piece marks the beginning of the composer’s lifelong fascination with polymetrics. A dynamic addition to the contemporary repertoire, ideal for advanced percussion ensembles seeking a masterclass in rhythmic interplay.
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