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Does your audience want a good show? Of course they do! Scored for drumset and as many plastic and metal garbage cans as you can find, this piece by Ed Argenziano seriously

Here is a piece that is elegant in its subtlety. Even in the second half of the piece when the battery and mallet instruments open up, it stays classy and controlled. Only at the very end do the

Get your hands clapping with this party number! The perfect blend of soca and salsa will have your audience dancing in the aisles! Everyone enjoy!

Party time! Here is a tremendous arrangement of a Noro Morales classic complete with calypso grooves and jubilant cheers! This one brings on the smiles!

The New Orleans feel of this piece will have your audience wanting to strut in the aisles! The funky shuffle groove and the bluesy, almost spooky melodies combine to create a piece that is easy on the

A collection of Eight Boomwhacker Ensembles for Six Players! This package includes: complete set of eight ensembles; conductor's score with performance notes and six individual player books. Two of the

Boulderdash is a timpani feature supported by multiple snare drums, tom toms, cymbals, and shakers. It is in a straight and powerful four feel with sections of varying intensity.

Looking for a groove in 7 with an exotic flavor? Look no further! Complete with layers of splashy metal over tom toms and hand drums interspersed with pentatonic motifs from the mallet

This quartet set for a circle of drums, buckets, splash cymbals, and mixing bowls gets the heart pumping! It is scored to have the players face each other and share the instruments that border their

This piece is scored for six percussionists with push brooms! Add in the optional staging and choreography, and this will be the hit of your concert!

A high-energy island party number with all the bells and whistles... literally!

Here is a clever, fun, and superbly layered concert selection for intermediate level percussion octet!

Here is a smokin' arrangement of this tune made popular in the 1989 film Lambada. It calls for lead/tenor pans, double seconds, guitar or cello, bass pans or bass guitar, drum set, congas, claves, and

Witness a timpani duel of epic proportions! After a fanfare-like intro, a primal 12/8 groove played on keyboard percussion lays the foundation for the two soloists. The middle section is a back-and-forth

Here is a medium level rudimental solo by one of the greats!  The ambitious high school snare drummer will find this piece both challenging and fun to learn! Chock full of the athletics and stick

This melody-centric piece by Gabe Musella surfs along smoothly with a cool clave groove. The thick marimba parts partner with the drum set, bass, maracas, and congas to create a backdrop for the

Holy moly is this one fun! All you need is five percussionists, five chairs, a table, some plastic cups, and an audience ready to be entertained!

The Kabalevsky classic featuring two xylophone players on the same instrument. The scoring is done purposely so the players are constantly in each other's way. The program notes instruct the musicians to

Here is a duet for snare drum and tenors by one of the genre's most prolific composers.  Terrific for contest!

As the title implies, you're in for some reggae with this one! The Caribbean flavors and island groove with get your listeners smiling! Scored for optional steel drums.