Printed set (Score & Parts)
[1st Percussion] Tam-tam, Marimba
[2nd Percussion] Marimba, Wind Chime, Small Gong (China Cymbal)
[3rd Percussion] Marimba, Small Bass Drum
[4th Percussion] Marimba, Small Bass Drum
[5th Percussion] 3 Cymbals, Xylophone, Vibraphone, Suspended Cymbal
[6th Percussion] Crotale, 2 Mokusho, Bongo, Conga, Suspended Cymbal, Bass Drum
[7th Percussion] Glockenspiel, 3 Chinese Gong, 6 Toms, Tam-tam, 3 Triangles, 2 Wood Blocks, Suspended Cymbal, Wind Chime, Kick Bass Drum
[8th Percussion] Timpani, 3 Rins, 2 Bass Drums, Temple Block, Glockenspiel
Commissioned by Okayama Sanyo High School in 2010. The Latin title means "perfect (complete/perfect) trinity." There are several ideas behind the title, but the "trinity" referred to here is not religious. Instead, it represents the human aspects of "mind, skill, and body," the percussion elements of "membrane, wood, and metal," and the musical elements of "melody, rhythm, and harmony." This piece features a wide variety and number of instruments, making it a work filled with the full appeal of percussion.
(Jerry Grasstail)
