From me flows what you call Time

composer: Toru Takemitsu

for five percussionists and orchestra

Commissioned work: commissioned for the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Seiji Ozawa, Music Director, by the Carnegie Hall Corporation in honor of Carnegie Hall's Centennial Season
Premiere: October 19, 1990 New York, NY, Carnegie Hall (USA) · Conductor: Seiji Ozawa · Nexus and the Boston Symphony Orchestra
Orchestra instrumentation: Percussion I: glsp, vib, steel drum, 2crot II: 7Pakistan Noah bells, 5Thai gongs, crotalphone, 2Japanese temple bowls on pedal timp, 6Chinese winter gongs, a pair of crot, angklung, Arabic (or Turkish) drum (Darabukka), wind chimes III: a pair of crot, 5Almgl, a set of boobam(or log drums), 5tom-t, angklung, 2s.d, wind chimes IV: a pair of crot, glsp, mar, 3tam-t, 3sus cym, 3Chinese cym, angklung, bells V: a pair of crot, glsp, mar, angklung, Japanese temple bowls on 2 different sized pedal timp Orchestra: 3(2.,3.pic 3.afl).3(2.obd'am 3.ca).4(2.Ebcl 3.bcl 4.cbcl).3(3.cbsn)-4.3.3.0-2hps.cel-str(14.12.10.8.6)
Publisher: Schott Music Co. Ltd., Tokyo
Duration: 31' 0''
Year of composition: 1990
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