Mallet Weight Versus Hardness
For a manufacturer to controll the hardness of a mallet is easy. For a manufacturer to control the weight of a mallet is easy. For a manufacturer to control both […]
For a manufacturer to controll the hardness of a mallet is easy. For a manufacturer to control the weight of a mallet is easy. For a manufacturer to control both […]
In April, 2013 I received an email from Jesse Strauss, a student at Belmont University, asking for my thoughts about an article by Vida Chenoweth in which she reached some […]
Unseasonal Events Change Hands: a closer look at the timeSpacePlace installation.
Talks with Tuomo Huhdanpää about the OmegaVibe at MusicMesse 2017.
Most marimba and vibe mallets on the market today are wrapped and stitched. That’s about all you can say about them. The wrapping is medium tight, the stictching holds it […]
Lansing McLoskey “B(ee) Movie” accompaniment video
Michael Burritt performs his own composition, Sara’s Song. “Sara’s Song was written in 2005 for one of my dear friends’ daughter’s wedding, Sara Sartarelli. I believe the short work represents […]
Rounders for solo marimba and percussion trio by Michael Burritt. Rounders is available for purchase.
“Skylark Orange Circles,” performed by Marco Schirripa and Andrew Dobos. This piece was recorded at Indiana University on May 6, 2015. If you enjoyed this music, “Skylark Orange Circles” is […]
Michael Burritt and Ivan Trevino perform Blue Ridge, by Michael Burritt. Blue Ridge was commissioned by the James Madison University Percussion Studio with Michael Overman as the project coordinator. The […]
Three Movments for Multi-Percussionist and Percussion Quartet A superb rendition of Three Movments for Multi-Percussionist and Purcussion Quartet
Echoes No. 1 for Marimba and Delay is a new work for solo marimba and delay. This piece requires some form of delay mechanism, which produces the “echoing” effect from […]
Gordon Stout discusses the origin and structure of his composition “Quondam Reflections” and performs segments of the work. “The title is basically ‘reflections on things from the past.’ That doesn’t […]
Gordon Stout talks about his composition “Wood That Sings” and performs to demonstrate key phrasing. The title reflects the composer’s concept of the marimba as the “wood that sings”. Inspired […]
Palta, by Bob Becker. Performed by NEXUS with Steve Gadd, soloist. From Super Percussion, Tokyo Music Joy Festival on February 25, 1988. Click here to purchase the sheet music to […]
Mudra, performed by Bob Becker and the Amadinda Percussion Group in Budapest, 2005. Click here to purchase the sheet music to Mudra.
Desperate Attitudes, performed by the TCU Percussion Orchestra. The TCU Percussion Orchestra, conducted by Brian A. West, performs “Desperate Attitudes” by Gordon Stout live on 11-7-2016 at TCU. If you […]
“Passacaglia,” performed by Theodor Milkov. If you enjoyed this music, “Passacaglia” is now available for purchase.
“Episode 5,” performed by Anthony M. Di Bartolo.
Swanee arranged by Bob Becker/Yurika Kimura and performed by Becker and Kimura at PASIC ’13.
“Quondam Reflections,” performed by Nick Merillat. Commissioned by the James Madison University Percussion Studio. “Quondam Reflections” is a multi-sectioned, through-composed marimba solo that explores many textures, polyrhythms, and rhythmic transformations. […]
Selections from Four Dances for Marimba, performed by Thomas Burritt. If you enjoyed this music, “Four Dances for Marimba” is now available for purchase. “A Lullaby Dancing” performed by Thomas […]
“Two Mexican Dances,” performed by Kevin Bobo. If you enjoyed this music, “Two Mexican Dances” is now available for purchase. Movement One Movement Two
“Morphic Resonance,” performed by Marco Schirripa. World premiere recording of “Morphic Resonance” (2014) by Gordon Stout. Performed by Marco Schirripa at Tennessee Tech University, 1/29/2017. Video by Adam Sprouse. If […]