Marimba Sheet Music

Level II - Marimba or Xylophone and Piano.

Paul Dukas' The Sorcerer's Apprentice arranged for Vibraphone and Marimba by Avner Dorman. Includes two playing scores.

For Marimba. Published in 2000. First performed by Pedro Carneiro, Purcell Room, South Bank Centre, London, 14th March 2000. Score.

A piece for unaccompanied marimba. Requires four mallets. Individual use of four mallets as well as chordal use of four mallets. Explores in detail the independent use of each mallet.

Includes 30 progressive etudes, arrangements of violin concertos by Bach and Paganini for 'fixed-pitch' percussion, and orchestral excerpts from Ravel, Stravinsky, Shostakovich, Kabalevsky, Gershwin,...

This marimba school was designed to develop the various movements with 4 mallets and at the same time a beautiful musicality. The introduction and subsequent exercises are essential for learning and a...

As a musical trailblazer, virtuoso marimbist Keiko Abe can be compared with other musical luminaries like cellist Pablo Casals, Spanish classical guitarist Narciso Epes, and pianist Glenn Gould. Thank...

Excellently suited for Marimba students!

This collection of 10 grade pieces explores the jazz idiom through original songs composed in the styles of the masters. Lots of fun to play, some pieces even include an optional improvised section.

This grade 5 piece is a fun, Caribbean and Central-American inspired piece that develops independence between four mallets and coordination between the right and left hand. It is sure to have the audi...

Level III - Marimba or Xylophone and Piano.

This short study explores the entire dynamic range of the instrument. It is based on a Russian fairy-tale which can be recited (ad lib.) towards the end of the piece.

The balance between the two keyboard hands of this fantasia for harpsichord is particularly well suited and effective for this duet setting. Moreover, its formal listing number mirrors the original BW...

Written for marimbist Leigh Howard Stevens, Velocities is characterized by a continuously unfolding texture of rapid gestures within a framework of continually shifting meters. The first major divisio...

At the piano, I listen for how the contortions of the hand can suggest the surges of a body in motion. In my trio music, I'm often evolving rhythmic shapes, shaping gestural patterns with an embodied...

This grade 4-6 collection of 15 pieces includes a wide variety of music from the Baroque era, adapted as 2, 3, and 4 mallet marimba solos. Each piece contains its own technical and musical challenges,...

This collection of 13 mallet solos from the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is a follow-up to the classic Kendor bestseller Bach For Marimba (arr. Moore). Carefully edited by Lynn Glassock to avoid c...

Featuring 11 short selections by Hummel, Bach, Beethoven, Schumann, Byrd, Handel, Kabalevsky, Khatchaturian, Shostakovich, and Prokofieff, this marvelous set of duets for advancing players has been a...

For Marimba (or Vibraphone or Bells) and Piano

To his popular Dialogues for Euphonium and Marimba, and Divertissement for Violin or Viola and Marimba, Samuel Adler adds Doubleplay, a concert etude for two marimba players on one instrument. Thrilli...

For solo Marimba (4 octaves)