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Old Jan 18 2008, 4:52 AM

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Percusiion Section

Any idea whether is it possible to write for a keyboard glockenspiel or a dulcitone these days????

Or writing for noise makers?

I need suggestions. Most of the percussions that I want to write for is based on expression, like in Messiaen and Debussy's works.

I need help in writing for the chinese percussion ensemble too.
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Old Jan 18 2008, 11:31 PM

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Any idea whether is it possible to write for a keyboard glockenspiel or a dulcitone these days????
Of course. I do.
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