Southern Music Percussion

Adventures in Solo Drumming consists of twenty snare drum solos. Each number has been dedicated to an outstanding percussionist who in one way or another influenced the author's percussion development...

Rain Dance by Alice Gomez has become a popular choice for beginning marimba players. Simple melodic statements make this work a catchy favorite. Beginning 4 mallet marimba players will enjoy the synco...

This piece for two marimba players challengers the musicians, not with the individual parts, but with the musicianship required to combine the two parts together. Full of hemiola patterns, syncopated...

A three movement work for vibraphone, xylophone, and two marimbas, this programmatic piece depicts stages of the great biblical flood. Movements are: I. Raindrops, II. The Flood, III. Rainbows

A 10 player percussion piece composed by Boston Symphony percussionist Thomas Gauger.

This solo can also be played as a duet with the drumset solo, 'Funk No. 2' (ST746), also available from the publisher.

This solo can also be played as a duet with the timpani solo, 'No. 2 Funk' (ST849), also available from the publisher.

100 Rhythm Etudes for Snare Drum is designed to help fill the gap between the intermediate and advanced levels of snare drum playing. One hundred short snare drum etudes are included, each one utilizi...

27 original works for marimba ranging in very easy through intermediate levels. The pieces utilize a variety of keys, meters, styles and also include some 3 and 4 mallet solos. Includes: Gypsy Dance -...

Grade 3.5, Dur.: 04:00

Featuring multiple mallet changes, most of this solo for marimba and piano is played with two mallets, though sections incorporating four-mallet technique are also featured.

This beautiul piece for four-mallets is in ABA form. It is a wonderful contest or recital piece for those looking to balance more technical works with something more lyrical with rolling chord pattern...

Contents: I. Mountain Song and II. Rosewood Forest

This three movement (fast-slow-fast), four mallet composition is an ideal contest or recital piece for intermediate players.

A solo marimba setting of an Applachian folk song, dedicated by the composer to his wife Betsy.