Discussion is a solid, well-written quartet for unpitched percussion and timpani. As the title implies, the four players toss rhythmic ideas back and forth throughout the piece. Sometimes

A medium-advanced quartet for non-pitched percussion and timpani.   

An excellent arrangement of W.A. Mozart's masterpiece for marimba quartet. Perfect for a high school or developing college ensemble.

Appearing on several state and festival lists, El Muchacho Cicno is a complex, high-energy piece for unpitched percussion and timpani. It blends Latin and orchestral percussion timbres to

Written to utilize the many possibilities of the tambourine, John Alfieri's Fanfare for Tambourines is a treat for both the ears and eyes. It is scored for six players, and requires

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

This advanced ensemble piece is scored for a featured player on eight chromatically tuned drums backed by a sextet of pitched and non-pitched percussion.

A fast and furious quartet for non-pitched percussion. It is in a straight military feel comprising blazing sixteenth notes and driving syncopation.

A quintet of medium difficulty for non-pitched percussion and timpani. Each player plays on one instrument. 

A medium-level sextet for pitched and non-pitched percussion.

A medium-advanced rudimental piece for a quartet of marching instruments.

A medium-advanced percussion sextet in four contrasting sections. The first two are playful and rhythmic. The third is flowing with an improvisational feel. The fourth works around a bolero

A medium-level swing style quartet for four-piece drum sets.

Scored for cowbell and marimba; vibraphone; triangle and (shared) marimba; drumset; four timpani; tambourine. Listed on various lists as either or both a quintet and sextet.

A very popular percussion quintet in three contrasting movements. One of the staples in the literature!

A quartet of medium difficulty scored for Latin percussion and one to four dancers.

A medium-advanced sextet for three mallet players, drumset, percussion, and string bass.

This medium-advanced percussion quartet starts with a series of sustained chords on the marimba and vibraphone, then erupts into a 12/8 groove primarily on drums that drives relentlessly for the rest of the