Contest piece for six multi-percussionists.

Sextet for a combination of mallet instruments and multi-percussion setups. The melodies and grooves reflect the spirit of the title.

This melodically driven piece for six percussionists takes on a quirky, toy-like quality with bright keyboard timbres and woody sounds in the battery. It is in three distinct movements titled March for

A medium-level sextet for pitched and non-pitched percussion.

Advanced-level sextet for contest.

Classic work for advanced percussion ensemble. Requires six players, each playing a variety of instruments. Appears on several state and festival lists.

Written for mallet sextet, this arrangement is a chorale work which should be performed accordingly. Scored for bells, chimes, vibes, two four octave marimbas and one low five octave marimba, this medium

Remeniscent of the stylings of artists such as Chic Corea and Dave Grusin, this fusion-style piece by Paul Jebe will set your audience a-groovin'! The inclusion of the piano helps to make On the

Rhythmically and melodically intense work for two mallet players, timpani, and three multi-percussionists.

Emotional advanced work for percussion sextet.

Contest sextet for concert percussion and optional piano.

A multi-movement masterpiece for percussion septet. Each player uses a variety of instruments. Other than parts for vibraphone, glockenspiel, and timpani, everything is non-pitched.

Intense, high energy piece for six to eight percussionists in the tradition of Japanese Taiko drumming. Scored for non-pitched instruments.

A beautifully written, classically oriented multi-movement work for six players. The parts are woven well, and, while each percussionists plays multiple instruments, the set ups are relatively small making