Hokkaido Jishin is about the many earthquakes that have occurred in
or around the Hokkaido area in Japan over the past decades. This
composition is at times very loud to represent the power of the
earthquake. The percussionists should perform this piece with great
intensity throughout, even during the soft sections that are barely
heard to generate a sensation of reoccurring aftershocks. This
percussion ensemble is for 6 performers playing in the traditional
Taiko drumming style using instruments that are common to most
percussion studios. The Brake Drum part should use hard mallets for
a metallic sound, and the smallest available drums should be used
for the Snare Drum and Tom Tom parts. Tenor Drum 1, 2, and 3 should
use the largest available drum. Large floor toms or small bass
drums are preferable. Individual Parts are included with the score
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