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Stevens-Method of Movement for Marimba
Method of Movement for Marimba by master marimbist Leigh Howard Stevens is perhaps the most in depth marimba method book on the art of four mallet marimba playing. ...
Sammut-Four Rotations (Complete set)-M
Eric Sammut’s Four Rotations have become some of the most frequently perfomed works for solo marimba. In “Four Rotations” all the mallets are impor...
Smadbeck-Rhythm Song-M
Paul Smadbeck's Rhythm Song is one of the most popular solo marimba works of all time and has been re-engraved in a clearer, easier to read and understand, composer-...
Sammut-Rotation IV-M
Sammut's "Four Rotations" have become some of the most frequently perfomed works for solo marimba. In "Four Rotations" all the mallets are important, because they use the "sin...
Bailey-Wrist Twisters (Online Audio Access Included)
After 40 years with the New York Philharmonic and more than twenty years teaching at the Juilliard School, Elden "Buster" Bailey, one of the greatest snare drummers and snare ...
O'Meara-Restless for Marimba-M
Restless for marimba by Rich O'Meara is a great introduction to many of the modern marimba techniques such as double lateral strokes. A short, sweet, and high quality...
Maslanka-Variations on Lost Love-M
Variations on Lost Love by David Maslanka is based on a poem by Robert Graves called "Lost Love". The piece is broken up into 4 sections: Theme (A beautiful and moro...
Debussy-Children's Corner (ed. Stevens)-M
Leigh Howard Stevens' arrangement of Debussy's Children's Corner is presented here as a transcription from his recording of the arrangement. Although the marimba's t...
Sammut-Rotation II-M
Sammut's "Four Rotations" have become some of the most frequently perfomed works for solo marimba. In "Four Rotations" all the mallets are important, because they use the "sin...
Burritt-Caritas-M
Caritas by Michael Burritt is a 3 movement piece that employs a traditional harmonic language throughout. The 1st movement titled "Mystic" employs rapid double latera...
Sammut-Cameleon-M
Cameleon is a longer, more ambitious work by Eric Sammut than his previous offerings, with more serious harmonic and melodic content, but it still has Eric's hints of jazz ove...
Becker-Mudra (SP)-B/2V/Cro./M/P
Mudra is an original composition by Bob Becker for percussion quintet. It features a soloistic tom-tom part that is rudimental throughout and an advanced vibrphone par...
Stout-Ideo-Kinetics, A Workbook for Marimba Technique
Develop more confidence in your playing with Ideo-Kinetics : A Workbook for Marimba Technique by Gordon Stout. In his landmark technique book, Gordon Stout shares his in...
Tyson-Vertical River-V/M
Vertical River by Blake Tyson is written for Vibraphone and Marimba duet. It was inspired by Tyson's rafting adventure with John Parks on the Boise River. This piece de...
Tyson-Anubis-M
Anubis by Blake Tyson is a virtuosic showpiece for solo marimba. The "Egyptian" scale and the presence of an ancient Egyptian folk song combine to conjure images of pha...
Green-Rainbow Ripples arr. Becker (SP)-X/4M
Rainbow Ripples was published by George Hamilton Green as a xylophone solo with piano accompaniment in 1926.This is the Bob Becker arrangment that was performed by Nexus. ...
Sammut-Rotation I-M
Sammut's "Four Rotations" have become some of the most frequently perfomed works for solo marimba. In "Four Rotations" all the mallets are important, because they use the "sin...
Tchaikovsky-Album for the Young arr. Stevens-M
Leigh Howard Stevens' masterful verison of Tschaikovsky's The Album for the Young is transcribed directly from his CD Marimba When... . As one of the great i...
Ewazen-Concerto for Marimba (Piano red.)-M/PN
Juilliard composition and theory faculty member Eric Ewazen (composer of Northern Lights) has written what many consider to be "The Great American Marimba Concerto". Only time...
Green-Xylophonia arr. Becker (SP)-X/4M
Xylophonia was published in 1925 by the Leedy Manufacturing Company as a xylophone solo with piano accompaniment. Although it was written in the 1920's, Xylophonia is somethin...
