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Written in 4/4 time, and as the title implies, there isn't a grace note to be found.  A great piece to introduce a young percussion section to ensemble playing.

No Grace

Percussion Trio

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This moderate 4/4 solo is perfect for the developing percussionist. Packed full of rudiments and rolls to enhance any performance.

Gold Crest

Snare Drum Solo

A very challenging 9/8 concert or contest piece.  Not for the timid, but well worth the effort to learn and play.  Written for Marimba, can be played on Xylophone.

Late Afternoon

Marimba Solo

Michael King weighs in with a composition worthy of champions. Tempo and time signature changes make this every bit as fun to play, as it is to learn. Worth the extra time and effort it will be to learn.

Pyramid

Percussion Quintet

Featuring time and key changes to make a very challenging piece to learn and play.  Written for Marimba, can be played on Xylophone.

Early Morning

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An easy to learn and fun chart to perform. Based on a drone rhythm with stacking melody patterns. Features an ad-lib drum into, and ad-lib solos for Tenor Sax and Trumpet.

Hot Mahogany

Jazz Combo Set of Parts

Three sections within one movement, switching from 4/4 to 6/8 and back again, with contrasting tempos, makes this an exciting piece to learn and perform.

Breaking News

Percussion Octet

A great first piece for young performers with a lot of dynamic contrast. Fun to learn and play.

All For One

Percussion Quartet

Step Up is a competition solo that is fun, challenging and exciting to learn and play.  Starting out in 4/4 and ending in 6/8, a perfect solo for any festival or performance.

Step Up

Time and tempo changes highlight this interesting piece by Jay Ryan. Will be well worth the effort to learn and a lot of fun to perform.

Rolling Stone

A fun piece to start out on.  A touch on the easier side, but every bit as fun to learn and play.  Many dynamics changes, rudiments with complete sticking.

Night Watch

"Carry The Torch" by Pete Guest is a classical masterpiece that ignites the spirit of perseverance and triumph. Richly orchestrated, this composition weaves intricate melodies that capture the essence of resilience. Perfect for performances that aim to inspire, leaving audiences uplifted with its powerful and evocative musical narrative. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

Carry The Torch

Timpani Solo

A challenging, yet interesting composition. Great for concert work as well as competitions. A must have for any percussion ensemble.

Diablo

This is a great first duet for beginning percussion students.  Utilizing  nothing more that quarter notes, eighth notes and flams, with many dynamic changes.  Players can concentrate on becoming a solid unit and sounding as one.

Next in Line

Snare Drum Duet

A good first ensemble for younger players with advancing skills. No double stops in the xylophone part and nothing more than sixteenth notes in all parts.

Santa Fe

"Riverfront" by Mike Hoppa is an evocative composition perfect for concert and contest settings. This piece skillfully captures the essence of a serene riverscape, blending flowing melodies with dynamic harmonies. Ideal for developing ensembles, it offers a chance to explore musical expression and technical precision. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

Riverfront

The Champion is a medium advanced contest solo packed with rudiments, dynamic changes, time changes and challenging sticking. Perfect for a solo performance as well as solo and ensemble competition.

The Champion

Highlight your percussion section with this unique ensemble. You can hear the storm approaching, and then erupting, before the peaceful aftermath. A great selection for any concert. 10 Players: 1-Bells 2-Xylophone 3-Vibraphone 4-Marimba 5-Chimes 6-Timpani 7-Snare Drum 8-Wood Block/Maracas/Triangle/Suspended Cymbal 9-Vibra Slap/Tambourine/Crash Cymbal 10-Bass Drum.

The Gathering Storm

Percussion Ensemble

Fail Safe is an original pop jazz composition by Mike Hoppa, featuring ad-lib solos for Alto Sax and Trombone. A laid-back, fun to play chart that is perfect for any performance.

Fail Safe

Jazz Ensemble Set of Parts

Take Charge is a medium level timpani solo for two timpani (tuned to Bb and Eb) with many dynamic changes, accents and use of double stops. Good for concert and contest performance.

Take Charge

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