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A solo for marimba with piano accompaniment. Mostly for two mallets, but one variation requires four mallets.

A solo in sonata-allegro form for marimba and piano. Two mallets throughout. A string orchestra accompaniment is available on a rental basis. Medium.

An unaccompanied marimba solo for four mallets. Rolling throughout, a study in sustained sonorites. Medium.

Unaccompanied, two mallets, easy. Playable on a four octave marimba and can be played using two or four mallets. Counterpoint between two voices is the main feature in this solo.

An unaccompanied marimba solo. Four mallets throughout, with some independent use of each mallet. Playable on a four octave marimba using four mallets. Medium.

Unaccompanied, four mallets, medium-difficult. Uses four note intervalic phrases to help the player develop independence in four mallet playing and is playable on a four octave marimba.

Three atonal compositions, each with its own character and difficulties. They may be performed individually or combined as a Suite. Ideal for recital.

An unaccompanied four mallet marimba solo for the intermediate level marimba student. It incorporates fundamental mallet technique in a way that's fun to practice and play. Intermediate level.

Yellow After The Rain (1971) was written by the late, great Mitchell Peters (1935 - 2017), a musician who achieved renown for his time with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and eminence for his illustriou...

These snare drum duets are to be studies and performed. Some are quite difficult but practical, covering most performance problems. With analysis and practice they will enhance your perception of phra...

An ensemble for six players. Instruments required: xylophone, bells, gourd, marimba, triangle, cowbell, 4 timpani, timbales, bongos, and maracas. Medium.

An ensemble for four players. Instruments required: snare drum, tambourine, tom-tom, suspended cymbal, 2 timpani, castanets, bass drum, field drum, large tom-tom. Medium.

Intended to point out the technical problems which are encountered in practically all of the standard repertoire by the practicing tympanist. Gives a short history of timpani development (although som...

Written in 1965, a beginning method covering tuning and general positioning. This book defines and illustrates the various techniques of guitar stylings circa 1965. Learn the Folk, Nashville, Motor Ci...

Great book for double pedals by one of the first to use double bass drums. Louis provides exercises to help develop flexibility and control for your feet. With exercises ranging from beginning to adva...

Don't fear odd time signatures! Intermediate and advanced players can get all those funky times under control while improving independence and sight reading with Brace's odd time exercises.

Exercises to strengthen your ability to play one rhythm against another. Helps develop your groove in all styles of playing.

Helps to achieve greater contrapuntal independence with hand foot coordination on the drum set.

Designed to give the drummer reading material in time signatures not commonly seen. Besides cut time, which in itself is useful, the exercises are presented in 5/2, 9/2, and 11/2 among others. These e...

Great beginning Jazz Be-Bop book. Works with the "jazz ride beat" and helps develop flexibility with your hand foot coordination. This book progresses at a comfortable pace for better comprehension.

This book takes the "jazz ride beat" up a notch from Volume 1 and further develops flexibility improving hand foot coordination on the drum set.

Fills the endless need for syncopated reading studies for the drumset player or any musician seeking to improve their ability to read and play jazz rhythms. The exercises can be used as a pure reading...

A collection of varied marching cadences. Part 1 includes traditional style cadences in 2/4 and 6/8; Part 2 is devoted to cadences written in various musical idioms such as "Rock and Roll" and "Latin...

A study for snare drum and four tom-toms. This study is a continuous roll for multiple drums, using both open and closed rolls.

Take your technique to boot camp! Great "woodshedding" book that helps develop snare drum technique with the use of the three basic rudiments, single stroke roll, double stroke roll, and the flam.