For general music or percussion class, each of the six small ensemble pieces (trios & quartets) in this collection offers a fun, exciting way to expose your students to different world drumming styles.

This septet presents God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen in a medieval style, and We Three Kings of Orient Are in a jazz style reminiscent of Coltrane.

This exciting and fun percussive tour de force is highly energetic and powerful throughout, and also includes opportunities to improvise. Three rhythmical levels of a 3 over 4 hemiola are developed

This exciting piece is a great way to begin a concert, or featured at contests! Each performer is given the opportunity to shine!

This octet for common instruments features a serene, enchanted, harmonized Spanish melody in a beguine style. Rhythms are limited to quarter, eighth, sixteenth and simple syncopations. Players and audiences

This high energy, fun samba is full of exciting rhythmic drive. Written for 10 players, accessible and powerful mallet parts, special effects and plenty of room for improvisation, makes this a winner!

This Grade 2 work is performed antiphonally with two teams of three players each. The spirit of the work can be enhanced with the use of some theatrics by the performers which will result in a fun

The music begins with the gathering of the tribe for a festive celebration. It continues with the children at play, a mother softly singing a lullaby to her baby, and concludes with a spectacular festival

This spectacular version of Sousa’s greatest march will be a hit with players and audiences everywhere! Scored for the Binghamton University (New York) Percussion Ensemble, this setting for an

Written for a variety of common percussion instruments and drawing from the composer’s school day memories, this impressionistic work celebrates the sights and sounds of tools and machinery in shop

This country-swing crowd pleaser simulates a kickin' bluegrass band from start to finish! In the half-time rock section, ad lib solo riffs by woodblocks, tambourine, and guiro (or washboard) are backed by

Junkyard ensembles are popular today because they are engaging, relevant, and employ styles that are familiar and motivating to students. This book includes six easy junkyard ensembles that are perfect for