This piece was inspired by the akadinda music of Uganda.
African Fanfare – Steven Winteregg
$6.00
Description
African Fanfare
Steven Winteregg
This piece was inspired by the akadinda music of Uganda. The akadinda is a xylophone-type instrument of African royalty. It is often played in the hocket style. The trumpets do short and accented calls and responses, often in contrary motion. The piece was written for and premiered by Douglas Lindsay of the Cincinnati Orchestra.
Features
• Intermediate
Duration 1 and 1/2 minutes
Additional information
| Weight | 4 oz |
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