Dream-Awakening and Dance
(by Gordon Stout)

With featured soloists Bob Becker and Yurika Kimura, Dream-Awakening and Dance, Stout's third work for marimba orchestra, was written for and premiered in November 2015 at the Celebrate Musser Festival (Kutztown University, PA)

Grand Duo Concertante
(by Raymond Helble)

Grand Duo Concertante is a challenging work for two strong 4-mallet players performing on two 5-octave marimbas. The music is tonal, contrapuntal, impressive in its musical effect, and weighty enough to be a major recital or concert piece.

Finding Hope
(Andy Harnsberger)

Living in this world is not easy. We constantly face obstacles and setbacks that test our resolve, determination and beliefs. How do we perservere and move forward? Finding Hope is the journey and process of rediscovering your path.

Bossaccata
(by Gordon Stout)

A cross between a bossa nova and a toccata, this brand new marimba duet by Gordon Stout is sure to challenge many marimbists. Any takers?

Rotation 1
(Eric Sammut, arr. by Andrea Venet)

This arrangement of Eric Sammut's Rotation 1 by Andrea Venet is for a percussion ensemble of 10-14 players. With an expansion of orchestration and the addition of percussion parts, this arrangement provides a
fun and groovy addition to your program.
"With additional harmonic elements, creative orchestration and challenging ensemble playing, this arrangement pays homage to the original while offering a new way to hear this classic."
-- Percussive Notes  

Beija Flor
(by Leander Kaiser)

The Brazilian-Portugese title Beija Flor translates to "hummingbird" in English. The piece draws heavily on the Brazilian bossa nova style and is inspired by sounds found in nature. It was originally conceived as a solo vibraphone piece and later adapted for marimba.