Music for a Video Game strongly resembles soundtracks from video games like Final Fantasy and The Legend of Zelda. The seven movements may be performed in varying combinations,

Alternating between Calypso and Flamenco feels, Parading Parrots will have your audiences dancing in the aisles.

George Hamilton Green's xylophone rags are well known and loved by today's keyboard percussion players and audiences around the world. They are exciting, challenging and really fun to play. Now, in this

A collections of three original rags. These pieces are arranged for xylophone and piano but could also be played on marimba. 

George Hamilton Green's xylophone rags are well known and loved by today's keyboard percussion players and audiences around the world. They are exciting, challenging, and really fun to play. Now, in this

A quirky and exciting work for marimba quartet. The piece showcases every aspect of the marimba, from its ability to hum softly to its power and ferocity.

This piece in the style of an 1800s habanera was used in the movie classic "The Sting," although this arrangement uses the entire piece instead of just the last section.

Here's a colorful three-section work for solo vibraphone and orchestra inspired by Walt Whitman's poem of the same name. Equally lyrical and virtuosic, this is the perfect opportunity to showcase the

A staple of the Boston Pops Orchestra, this medium-easy percussion ensemble arrangement of The Syncopated Clock is written for seven to nine players. A

This arrangement is written in a classic calypso style and makes a nice addition to any concert.

George Hamilton Green's xylophone rags are well known and loved by today's keyboard percussion players and audiences around the world. They are exciting, challenging and really fun to play. Now, in this