Revelation.1

Dedicated to those who lost their lives on 9/11, this solo explores a variety of time signatures and playing styles. Technically demanding and respectfully written.

The title says it all! Rudiments inventively strung together from beginning to end make up this fun and challenging solo.  Ideal for medium-advanced snare drummers ready to work their flams,

This solo is both enjoyable to listen to, and challenging to perform. Both the listener and performer experience complex and contemporary rhythms in a setting of contrasting styles including jazz,

The solos in this collection represent the style and spirit of snare drumming that flourished in the United States during the 18th and 19th centuries.  Optional bass drum and fife accompaniments

This snare drum solo in four movements is constructed using a series of standard concert excerpts, including those from Lt. Kije by Serge Prokofiev, Bolero by Maurice Ravel, Concerto

The Timekeeper is a solid, easy snare drum solo. It contains flams and accents, calls for playing on the rim, and has nothing more advanced rhythmically than 16th notes. It is well

With a tiny set-up, this unaccompanied solo works wonderfully both as a performance piece and as an educational tool for hand percussion.

This contemporary work is written in two movements and makes excellent use of syncopated rhythms and thirds. A perfect piece for the intermediate marimbist.