A majestic intro leads into a syncopated melody in the marimba, supported by the rest of the mallet instruments. Middle section of the piece features everyone on wooden instruments, then on membrane

Here is a piece for percussion nonet that has stood the test of time. As the title states, Three Brothers is a three-player feature for snare drum, bongos, and timpani. The other six

A major work in three movements for a large percussion ensemble. It is scored for 14 players.

Classic Sousa march arranged for an ensemble of ten percussionists.

A cool, catchy melody and a moderate swing groove combine to make this charming work or percussion octet.

This tune by one of the studio greats is arranged here for percussion ensemble with rhythm section. The groove is fast and fusion-funky in a 4 plus 3 grouping. The melody is bright and

Astor Piazzola, known for his ability to brilliantly blend jazz and classical music, composed this work originally for two bandoneons, piano, electric guitar, bass and cello. The piece has since been

Tridecagon is an advanced piece for percussion ensemble based on the number 13. Its namesake is a shape with 13 sides and angles. The piece has sections in 13/8, sections that add up to 13/4 and a few

Trout Scherzo is an arrangement by Stephen Primatic of the third movement from Schubert's well-known piano quintet. Lively and joyful, the piece demands great dynamic control from all members of the

Steinohrt demonstrated his keen grasp of the keyboard percussion possibilities in his first Two Movements. This work expands on the first, developing timbral ideas among glockenspiel, xylophone,

Compelling canonic material, improvised cadenzas and passages of hypnotic ostinato create the backbone of this advanced work by Mario Gaetano. The work is dramatic without being abrasive,

The exotic melodies and syncopated rhythms work hand in hand in this hard grooving piece by Chris Brooks. It is in an edgy 7 feel with punched accent throughout. The gaps in melody are filled

A Latin party tune recorded by Manhattan Transfer arranged for mallet ensemble plus rhythm section.

Fusion-style progressive rock tune originally recorded by Andy Summers and Gregg Bissonnette arranged for ten or eleven player plus rhythm section.

Powerful and tuneful multi-movement concert work for percussion octet.

A fun and festive celebration of winter arranged for an ensemble of ten percussionists.

A rhythmically intense carnival-inspired xylophone feature with a clave groove.  Scored for seven or eight players.