Matanga from Solo by Annette Kruisbrink
In memoriam Ton de Leeuw (Dutch composer (1926-1996)
Matanga (= mourning) is based on three instruments from India:
a. Tanpura (a drone instrument usually having four strings)
b. Sitar (string instrument), with its typical “meend", i.e. lateral deflection of the string (~)
c. Tabla (a pair of drums) and the way how to learn to play this instrument (bols)
Score published by Henry Lemoine, France
Tracklist
| 3. | Matanga | 13:36 |
Credits
from Solo,
track released January 1, 1999
Studio The Gang
Studio The Gang
License
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Annette Kruisbrink
is a well known Dutch guitarist and composer. She has composed over 400 compositions. She has won international prizes and awards for her compositions. Annette gives recitals and masterclasses all over the world. 24 CD's and 2 DVD’s with compositions of Annette Kruisbrink have been produced.