Haunting, melody-based ostinati make up the bulk of this two-mallet piece for unaccompanied marimba. "Anasazi" is a word that refers to ancient pueblo peoples of the American

Autumnal Overture is an unaccompanied marimba solo that intermixes slow chorale textures with small pockets of groove and a mathematical harmonic style that is dissonant but not abrasive.

Here is a two-mallet, unaccompanied solo for marimba. It is constructed entirely of rolled open harmonies allowing the player to be creative with the dynamics. Terrific for a first

One of the staples in contemporary mallet literature. 

Ten unaccompanied pieces for developing players.  All can be performed by marimba, vibes, xylophone or bells.

Includes: A Minor-Major Cha-Cha; Lullaby; The Bullfighter; Walt's Waltz; School Daze March; Chromatic Caper; Double Play; and Lou's

Probably the most well-known of Clair Omar Musser's etudes for solo marimba. A four-mallet piece with brilliant colors!

This work by Bela Bartok is arranged here as a two mallet keyboard percussion solo with piano accompaniment. It has a simple, charming melody with a Hungarian flair.

Fantasie in A is a marimba solo inspired by the M.C. Escher drawing Metamorphosis II. It is the metamorphosis of one musical idea into a series of other musical ideas, connected in much the same

Ghost Garden is inspired by the life that swells forth from a vacant lot when left alone. In the piece, you can hear where the lot once held a vibrant and exciting tone, only

Showy and fun, this arrangement of a work originally written for violin has become standard piece in the keyboard percussion repertoire.

Sustained arpeggiated chords under a soothing melody make this solo for unaccompanied vibraphone float through the performance hall from beginning to end. A relaxing addition to your recital and

A collection of progressive solos for the intermediate to advanced player. Several of the solos are on state required lists.

Eighteen beautiful unaccompanied solo arrangements of classical works by Bach, Handel, Mozart and others!  

A staple in percussion literature.  A true masterpiece by one of the genre's legends!

Beethoven’s famous minuet in an unaccompanied two-mallet arrangement.