White Pines by Michael Burritt
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2017
- White Pines by Michael Burritt - Performed by the Eastman Percussion Ensemble, Colleen Bernstein, Aaron Locklear, Catherine Cole, Kyle Peters and Michael Burritt.
Post Production editing by Colleen Bernstein.
White Pines is the second movement of the three movement work, Home Trilogy. The work was commissioned and premiered by the percussion group Nexus, Michael Burritt soloist in May 2015.
Home II.
By Kelsey Peterson
Snow shakes the limbs
but does not break them,
they hold,
laden with white.
The dusting glints
in sunlight, fastens
to the branch, secured with frost.
There is a way to live.
Each evergreen
bearing snow into the blue sky
knows.
At night,
the pines radiate
a grey opaque
in starlight.
Published by Keyboard Percussion Publications - www.mostlymarimba.com
Video and Audio by Four/Ten Media - www.four/tenmedia.net 
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I got to see him rehearse it with the Fresno State percussion, it was amazing. He's an amazing artist and a really funny man. Michael Burrit is incredible.
i freaking love the 32nd note triplet entrance at the very beginning and in the reprise. it's so genius.
I like the brrrrrm too : )
It feels amazing knowing that I got to play this piece for indoor, because this man is a great definition of what it means to be a percussionist
What an amazing piece! I got the lucky opportunity to see this piece played by Professor Burritt himself at this year's North Carolina Day of Percussion event. The video showcase is incredible, but there is nothing like hearing this in real life.
I wish there was a solo version available for just the marimba. I can only dream though...
That ending is the stuff dreams are made of.
What a lovely.
I love this piece. I really enjoy the video production too. Feels like a real cool showcase of everyone involved in the piece.
This is absolutely beautiful Michael Burritt and Eastman Percussionists. Bravo!!!
Ok wait. The whole thing was really good and then the end was FIRE. Very nice.
This is an absolutely amazing work of art. I saw Dr. Eric Hollenbeck and a percussion ensemble from CSU perform this at the King Center in Denver a few months ago.
Hollenbeck a baller. He was my teacher in undergrad!
I watched a performance of this at CSU yesterday lol. Dr. Hollenbeck was there but didn’t play on it
My heart is following.
10:00 It's all so beautiful.
Beautiful... in composition, performance, and videography
Thanks Ryan!
Beautiful.
The videography is amazing
Beautiful. Sir, I hope you are faring well in 2020.
Thanks for the kind comment Jay! All good here. Hope your staying safe as well. Peace!
Wonderful !
Awesome! 🤘
6:55-7:30. Just wow. I can't.
Dang, that ending tho
Wow he uses the stick end to get different tone.i love marimba ,xylophone i wish o could do this.
3:55 your welcome :)
Soo great Man.. Fantástic jop🥁😝✌🏻
I love how I heard some parts of blue ridge In this (another composition he wrote) but I don’t know using that same phrasing at times made me just feel like I knew what was gonna happen which isn’t a bad thing
Wow, beautiful piece!!
I can play this with a tape?
Thanks for share
I'd like to think that this is the first time he's played the song in front of his students and they're just going off him .
Is there a possibility to buy this piece? (CD / file)
black vibe keys?
What hardness of burritt Mallet is using ?
Maxence Detraz sound like worn in MB8’s to me, but I could be wrong!
What mallets did you use for this piece of art?
All these good vibrations on the wood is making me feel rather naughty. #badpunjoke
Inspirational piece, captivating!
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Really don't like this piece.
Why?