Ecclesiastes 3

Ancient Voices Distant Storms is based on the music and sounds the composer heard while visiting Japan. It tries to re-create the great bells one finds outside Japanese temples and

Antiphon is a piece for 10 percussionists scored as a double percussion choir. As the title suggests, the composition centers around the rhythmic motifs being played in in a call and response style

Blues and Chaser is a piece for large percussion ensemble in two parts. The first is slow, groovy, and thickly scored. The second has the same character, but energized with a faster

With modal melodies and ominous timbres beneath a thin layer of playfulness, Caprice Diabolique delivers! The title translates as "diabolic whim."

Clintonian Sketch is a well-formed, dramatic and tuneful piece for medium-advanced percussion octet reminiscent of some of our favorite movie soundtracks!

An advanced, partially improvised sextet for pitched and non-pitched percussion.

The triumphant melodies and powerful rhythms in this piece will fill the performance hall with an air of adventure! It is scored at medium difficulty for large ensemble, making it a perfect way to

Classic work for advanced percussion ensemble. Requires six players, each playing a variety of instruments. Appears on several state and festival lists.

Medium-advanced piece for percussion octet. Scored for pitched and non-pitched instruments.

Here's  another of William Kraft's masterpieces, chock full of the polyrhythms, texture shifts, and power for which the composer is known. Unsettling, yes; abrasive, yes; genius, definitely!

Winner of the Percussive Arts Society Composition Contest in 1997, No Exit grabs the audience with primal energy and force from beginning to end. The driving rhythms and modal harmonies blend

Scored for four tom-toms and a variety of mounted percussion instruments, this unaccompanied solo by Tom Gauger starts with an elegant, almost regal rhythmic theme. It then goes through several

Thomas Gauger's Past Midnight is nothing short of epic! The wide array of instruments contained in this piece takes the listener on a journey through a splendid blend of rhythm and melody. A

Here is a seasoned piece for ten players. Portico is an early of example of a piece for "percussion orchestra," meaning the battery works as almost a separate orchestral section from the

A two-part solo in the tried-and-true old-school style requiring the performer to play drums and mallet instruments simultaneously.