In this piece for three players on one marimba, each player plays in every register of the instrument at different times in the music. The work calls for the players to alternate positions behind the

Advanced percussion octet for contest.

With modal melodies and ominous timbres beneath a thin layer of playfulness, Caprice Diabolique delivers! The title translates as "diabolic whim."

Easy contest piece for a septet of pitched and non-pitched percussion.

A set of three short tunes by jazz great Chick Corea fantastically arranged for advanced mallet quartet! Appears on several state and festival lists.

Medium-advanced quartet scored for a variety of metal percussion instruments. A wonderful collaboration between two of the greats!

Dragoon opens with bombastic statements in the low drums, leading into call and response with the wooden sounds and the tambourines. The marimbas finally overtake the wooden sounds and form their

Leave your audience thoroughly entertained with this sometimes intense, sometimes serene, sometimes comic advanced-level piece for percussion septet. 

Medium-advanced piece for percussion octet. Scored for pitched and non-pitched instruments.

Adapted straight from the orchestrated masterpiece, this composition demands virtuosity out of the mallet players. Very fast parts at soft dynamic levels and sensitivity to phrasing are part of handling

Featuring a balanced ensemble of keyboard and battery percussion, Mercury Rising is in essence a double fugue that gives all players the opportunity to shine.

Winner of the Percussive Arts Society Composition Contest in 1997, No Exit grabs the audience with primal energy and force from beginning to end. The driving rhythms and modal harmonies blend

From Beethoven's Piano Sonata #8 in C Minor, Op. 74, this very creative and challenging composition provides a strong musical experience for the advanced ensemble.

Puzzle Pieces is a minimalist work that allows the performers to be part of the composition process. Rather than a traditional score and parts, each player is given three sets of measures and a

One of the most exciting and widely played percussion ensembles ever scored! Playable by as few as three to seven players, or by ensembles of unlimited numbers. A brilliant opener or closing number for a

Medium-advanced ensemble piece for mixed percussion. Suitable for contest.