Multiple Percussion Solos

Here is a slick multi-percussion solo that shows off the player's musicality, technique, and athleticism. Shown on several state and festival lists!

William Kraft's French Suite is one of the most famous and widely performed solos in the literature. A true rite of passage for all percussionists!

A marimba solo that requires a 4.5 octave marimba. It’s an expressive, musical personification of love and should be played passionately. It tackles various different styles and has many contrasting

Passages of driving sixteenth notes on a single low drum with accents dispersed among the higher drums create the foundation for this high-energy piece by Lynn Glassock. The timbres are filled out by

Just when you thought it was safe to roam the streets again, here's a grab bag of 16 easy and intermediate solos for all of your superheros out there!  Sink your teeth into this diverse solo collection

Inspired by the ancient Thracian people of Southeastern Europe, this exciting and challenging three-movement multi-percussion solo would be a great addition to any recital.

Centered around a stream of quick, intense sixteenth notes, Tork grabs you by the eardrums and doesn't let go! The timbres are crisp, and the form is well-crafted. Appears on several

Written for four timpani, this new solo uses various techniques to create an intersting and challenging piece. Written by New York show veteran Brad Alexander. Suitable for recital or contest.

Upacara is an unaccompanied multiple percussion solo depicting a mystic and barbaric ritual.