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Tribal Ritual

for orchestra with Pacific Island drums

Year:  2003   ·  Duration:  10m
Instrumentation:  2*222; 4331; timp., 4 perc.; harp; strings | (Perc: xylo., tam-tam, hand drums, rain stick, log drum, bell tree, sticks, kit drums)

Year:  2003
Duration:  10m
Instrumentation  2*222; 4331; timp., 4 perc....

Composer:   Gary Daverne

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Sample Audio

Sample: Excerpt a - 24 seconds

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Sample Audio

Sample: Excerpt b - 50 seconds

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Sample Score

Sample: pages 1-4

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About

Composed over 9 days in 2003, the idea of writing a piece of music with such a title developed while writing, over a ten year period, an opera based on the life and hardships of Wesleyan and Anglican missionaries in the South Pacific. The setting for this opera is mainly in the northern region of New Zealand in the 1830s, leading up to the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840. The main theme based on the expression Tribal Ritual and Pacific Island drum rhythms (Tongan) are the major features in the structure of the composition.


Performance history

09 Oct 2005: Performed by the Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra, Olomouc, Czech Republic

Performed by the Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Petr Poloanik

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