Luke 15

Medium-level percussion quartet filled with deep toms and primal metal sounds.

A percussion sextet with a strong 3/4 feel capturing the mood of a bullfight. This piece is a tribute to the late Max Albright. Parts 1, 2, and 3 are scored for mallet instruments while the rest are scored

Seldom does the percussion ensemble have the opportunity to perform melodic music of depth, beauty, and sensitivity. A 5-octave marimba is necessary for one player in the ensemble, which is comprised of

An exciting work for younger performers, Battle Scene uses three mallet players and three non-pitched percussionists to weave a description of an imaginary battle. Two-mallet playing is

A medium-advanced piece for five percussionists. A mixture of drums, mallet instruments, and hand percussion.

Nuance abounds in this superlative work for young percussionists. Musicality will take precedence over bombast and reward the players with increased musical skills. A quartet of percussionists using four

A quintet of medium difficulty for non-pitched percussion and timpani. Each player plays on one instrument. 

A medium-advanced percussion sextet in four contrasting sections. The first two are playful and rhythmic. The third is flowing with an improvisational feel. The fourth works around a bolero

Two-mallet playing is all that is required from mallet players in this jubilant work. The single non-pitched percussionist has to carry a triangle beater in one hand along with a snare drum stick, creating

Imagine a tasty Latin groove... in three-four meter! There's enough repetition to make learning the work easy and that infectious groove will have everyone enthralled. A wonderful first published work from

The Mad Hatter is one of Lewis Carroll's most unusual characters from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. At a tea party with the March Hare, the Hatter, and a Cheshire Cat, Alice is bombarded with

Eight players salute the street around which many of our communities began. The work is a celebration of the indomitable spirit with which our communities were built.

Nelker March is a medium-grade unaccompanied solo for three tom-toms and suspended cymbal. Contrary to the title, the piece is in a moderate three with no rhythms more difficult than