Percussion Ensemble Duets

From the pen of Roger Winslow (204 Progressive Sightreading Tunes), these original duets begin simply and progress to an advanced level. Great for encouraging ensemble playing as well as building

The idea for this piece came from the sound of a dripping faucet. This particular faucet had two different drips which caused an irregular yet mesmerizing rhythmic pattern that increased in intensity as the

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

The composer wrote this duet to play with a former student in celebration of the student earning a master's degree. This piece is fun and challenging for both performers!

Do you like the feeling of freedom when playing a piece of music? Do you particularly enjoy upbeat soca, or the relaxing vibes of one drop? Then this is the piece for you! It captures both of these styles

With Passages, Alan Keown aims to develop the players' communication skills. The whole piece is built around a single rhythmic motif, first presented in the opening phrase. This motif undergoes

Duets of virtually any combination will really enjoy this collection of 19 hymns, spirituals, classical and liturgical sacred music. Arranged for complete flexibility, each part book includes both parts.

A piece for percussion duo inspired by the difficulties in getting children to sleep. It depicts the parents' efforts to keep quiet while still trying to have a meaningful conversation at the end of the

As the title suggests, The Small Stuff by Andrew Richardson was written specifically to utilize the collection of small, miscellaneous instruments accumulated over the years by his percussion duo,

A short playful duet for marimba and primarily metallic percussion instruments.

Filled with angular gestures and dynamic twists, Spontaneity is a multi-percussion duet that is rewarding to both listeners and performers alike. The small set-ups for each player also make this

A delightful duet showcase for two percussionists with identical setups that alternate between tambourine, triangle, and snare drum.

This a duet, largely scored for tuned metallic percussion instruments, examines plants' communication and parallel life cycles across the earth. The cold timbres and disparate tunings between vibes, metal