This collection of eight concert ensembles is written for six players and structured so each player is given the opportunity to play battery percussion (snare, bass drum, cymbals), timpani, mallet

A terrific concert-style piece for percussion sextet driven by modal melodies and woody timbres.

You need at least 6 players to perform this piece, but this can be expanded to as many as you might want. You have a lot of freedom when performing the piece with repeated sections and instrument

Francisco Perez wrote Ephemera following a two-year hiatus from composing any original percussion music. Inspired by the grit of his students at Lamar University over the eventful 2020-21 school

Intense, high energy piece for six to eight percussionists in the tradition of Japanese Taiko drumming. Scored for non-pitched instruments.

Part action-packed spy thriller, part bluesy groove, Rogue Agent is an approachable percussion ensemble piece for six or more players. Four-mallet technique is limited to comfortable chords, and

Mosaics is an exciting well-textured sextet for unpitched percussion plus timpani. The set-ups are simple, and the rhythms are playable by a young ensemble. It appears on several

This no-nonsense, hassle-free, easy-to-use piece is devoid of any down payments, surcharges, or finder's fees. It's a great way for young investors to enter the market. It's simple enough for beginning

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!

Easy-level percussion sextet with a funky groove and a catchy melody sprinkled with some New Orleans spice!

Simple, playable melodies and a Bossa groove combine to form this crowd-pleasing percussion sextet. It is scored for two unspecified mallet instruments, claves, bongos, two timpani, and suspended

It ain't rocket science... or maybe it is! You may not have guessed, but astronautical engineers love fun music just as much as the rest of us. Watch out for flying pocket protectors and airborne glasses as

An upbeat and comical ragtime piece arranged for six- to eight-piece percussion ensemble complete with siren whistle and a washboard.

Leroy Anderson's party piece here for advanced quintet or sextet, including Desk Bell and Guiro (Typewriter optional... or employ your best 'air typewriter' technique!).

The Line Around Us is a sextet that explores an extreme membranophone range, accented by the use of cymbals. The work helps performers strengthen ensemble awareness, work on polyrhythmic figures,