Here is a vibrant work in the style of a quick-step march. It is scored for six performers each playing only one or two instruments.

Two pieces with a tarantella feel are partnered in this fun mallet quintet by Thomas Dell'Omo.

An eerie opening of otherworldly sounds unlocks the entryway to another dimension occupied by shadowy musical figures that suddenly appear out of nowhere before quickly fading into nothingness. The musical

The signs of the zodiac have long been a mystery and continue to be a source of intrigue. Can the stars tell our fortune as they look down on us from the night skies? This show

An air of mystery permeates throughout as percussion lines weave in and out as if they are clues to a musical puzzle. Tension builds as the activity increases before dissipating into the air, leaving behind

Themes from the musical masterpiece Pictures at an Exhibition are used to create this percussive showcase. The contrasting melodies are the perfect ingredients for a

The title is Latin for "from the beginning" or "the origin," vividly displayed in the quiet opening that gradually builds in texture and rhythmic activity. A showpiece of

All the drama, suspense, and mystery of exploration awaits as the curtains open on this thrilling production. Experience the adventure of searching for and discovering an

The sounds of the opening mallet tones will instantly let you know that this is not the usual show. The contemporary mild dissonances and unsettled harmonies result from tonal

An intriguing piece both melodically and rhythmically arranged for advanced large ensemble.

Upbeat Latin jazz number originally recorded by Gregg Bissonette on the album Submarine. 

Driving, spooky classical work set here for large keyboard ensemble with concert percussion accompaniment.

A delightful celebratory piece for large mallet ensemble, timpani, piano, and concert percussion. Uplifting!

Impressionist work from the master of the genre arranged for mallet octet.