By choosing these two contrasting works as his wellspring - the traditional French hymn Angels We Have Heard On High and Beethoven's immortal Moonlight Sonata - the composer is able to

A clever and well-adapted medley of beloved Christmas carols including O Come, O Come, Emmanuel;Fum Fum Fum;We Three Kings;Carol of the Bells

This well-known Christmas carol scored for six to eight players features passages of rudimentary snare drumming partnered with some intense timpani playing. Cool yule stuff!

Looking for a collection of holiday crowd pleasers for your percussion ensemble? This is it! Three titles; three different and superbly scored Latin grooves! Deck the Halls is a bossa scored for

It's time to stuff that stocking with a festive collection of nine Christmas ensemble pieces! These holiday treats will put a smile on every face in the auditorium, mall, cafeteria, or wherever you decide

Marty Paich's mixed-meter version of Jingle Bells made popular by Barbara Streisand wonderfully arranged here for large percussion ensemble.

This medley of two of John Lennon's most popular songs has been arranged as a tribute to the holiday season. Although the selected songs' timeless message about peace and goodwill toward men is appropriate

The Joy Medley combines two Christmas favorites, Good Christian Men, Rejoice and How Great Our Joy, into one celebratory work that is perfect for your next holiday concert. A

Originally performed by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, this medley of classic themes from "The Nutcracker" is scored here for percussion ensemble incorporating marching drumline. This one packs a

The favorite Christmas poem by Clement Moore is brought to life when the narrator is accompanied by the sound effects only a percussion ensemble can provide! Guaranteed to put a smile on every face in the

A delightful collection of Christmas carols for boomwhackers and hand percussion!

This is a lively arrangement of Tchaichovsky's instantly recognizable seasonal favorite, but with a swing groove. It works as a great opener or closer for a percussion holiday concert!

Adapted from the solo vibraphone version that appears in Gottry's A Christmas Vibe collection, O Come, O Come, Emmanuel begins in a Gregorian chant-like setting before moving into a