Robert Zolnowski

Robert Zolnowski is a composer, educator, and performer residing near Buffalo, New York. He composes primarily for chamber percussion and arranges for marching bands and winter drumlines. Zolnowski has spent time in Ghana, Africa, marched with the Glassmen Drum & Bugle Corps (2002) and performed with numerous ensembles in the northern Ohio and western New York areas. He integrates his diverse musical experiences into his writing and teaching. He has compositions published by Marimba Productions, Inc as well as other self-published works. Website: www.robertzolnowski.com

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Afwa Yuovu

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With the title “welcome white-man,” this piece is reminiscent of a trip to Ghana. The piece is based in 7/8 time to give a feeling of unfamiliarity while the tonality and composition techniques emulate a traditional Gyli player (Degara region xylophone).

With the title “welcome white-man,” this piece is reminiscent of a trip to Ghana. The piece is based in 7/8 time to give a feeling of unfamiliarity while the tonality and composition techniques emulate a traditional Gyli player (Degara region xylophone).

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Full Circle

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The inspiration for this piece came when I heard the saying “everything comes ’round full circle,” by several people in a short period of time. “Full Circle” is based on that saying.

The inspiration for this piece came when I heard the saying “everything comes ’round full circle,” by several people in a short period of time. “Full Circle” is based on that saying.

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No Evil

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Intermediate to advanced technique is required for a successful performance of this theatrical timpani solo. Each movement is about two minutes in length, making the entire three-movement suite appropriate for the undergraduate timpanist. This composition should be performed as an entire unit and would be an excellent selection for a junior or senior undergraduate recital.- Jim Lambert, Percussive Notes

Intermediate to advanced technique is required for a successful performance of this theatrical timpani solo. Each movement is about two minutes in length, making the entire three-movement suite appropriate for the undergraduate timpanist. This composition should be performed as an entire unit and would be an excellent selection for a junior or senior undergraduate recital.- Jim Lambert, Percussive Notes

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Toccata & Grooves

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For solo multiple percussionist.”Toccata and Grooves” is enjoyable for listener and performer alike. The work is not nearly as difficult as many new multiple percussion solos and not particularly time and space consuming as some, which can be a good thing.- Susan Martin Tariq, Percussive Notes

For solo multiple percussionist.”Toccata and Grooves” is enjoyable for listener and performer alike. The work is not nearly as difficult as many new multiple percussion solos and not particularly time and space consuming as some, which can be a good thing.- Susan Martin Tariq, Percussive Notes

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