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[[Jessica Flannigan]]
[[Jessica Flannigan]]
== General Info ==
== General Info ==
Year of Published: 2025<br/>
Year: 2025<br/>
Publisher: [[C. Alan Publications]]<br/>
Publisher: [[C. Alan Publications]]<br/>
Difficulty: Intermediate<br/>
Difficulty: Intermediate<br/>

Latest revision as of 02:43, 3 September 2026

Jessica Flannigan

General Info

Year: 2025
Publisher: C. Alan Publications
Difficulty: Intermediate
Duration: 00:02:40
Cost: $36.00

Instrumentation

Required Parts

Part 1: Glockenspiel
Part 2: Xylophone
Part 3: Vibraphone
Part 4: Marimba
Part 5: Suspended Cymbal
Part 6: Hi-Hat
Part 7: Concert Bass Drum

Optional Parts

Part 8: Timpani
Part 9: Tambourine & Wind Chimes
Part 10: Woodblock & Triangle

Program Notes

Every morning I wake up my kid by singing a song I make up off the top of my head. One morning’s song struck me as the base of a percussion ensemble piece, while feeling particularly hyped singing:

“Baby, baby; it’s time to get up! Baby, baby; it’s Friday, yeah, yeah!”

No need to vocalize these judiciously constructed lyrics while you play. The percussion parts will suffice.

Works for Percussion by this Composer

Solo

Almost There - Marimba
Cerulean Blue - Vibraphone
Tension / Release - Timpani

Flexible Ensemble

Tip Toes
Time to Get Up

Small Ensemble

Cymplified - 6 Players
Demon Poetry - 5 Players
Lion Story - 4 Players
Methuselar - 2 Players
Napenthé - 2 Players
Quartets That Travel- 4 Players
Quartets that Travel (Volume 2: Deep Cuts)- 4 Players
Spiel (Flannigan) - 7 Players
Tiny - 6 Players

Large Ensemble

Chasing November
Debris Field - 14 Players
Lamplighters - 13 Players
Nightshade - 13 Players
Obsidian - 12 Players
Street Spiders - 18 Players
The Forgotten - 12 Players
They May Be Listening - 10 Players

Reference