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$57.00 – $66.00A marimba quartet that creates the illusion of a single instrument.
A marimba quartet that creates the illusion of a single instrument.
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A marimba quartet that creates the illusion of a single instrument.
A marimba quartet that creates the illusion of a single instrument.
1993 is meant to emulate the background music to the first level of a video game. Its cheerful quality and simple form and harmony reflect the simplicity of life as a child.
1993 is meant to emulate the background music to the first level of a video game. Its cheerful quality and simple form and harmony reflect the simplicity of life as a child.
Freedom and spontaneity are encouraged in this theatre orchestra arrangement of A Bunch of Roses, featuring a xylophone solo.
Freedom and spontaneity are encouraged in this theatre orchestra arrangement of A Bunch of Roses, featuring a xylophone solo.
My very first composition employing vibes in a solo context. This duo is for EASTHAMA, the mallet duo consisting of Lindsey Eastham and Hiromu Nagahama, who were winners of the Duo Category at the last Southern California International Marimba Compeition in 2013.
My very first composition employing vibes in a solo context. This duo is for EASTHAMA, the mallet duo consisting of Lindsey Eastham and Hiromu Nagahama, who were winners of the Duo Category at the last Southern California International Marimba Compeition in 2013.
A charming set of six intermediate level works. The musical style is unique in the marimba repertoire: Soviet influenced pictorialism with an Armenian flavored chromaticism.
A charming set of six intermediate level works. The musical style is unique in the marimba repertoire: Soviet influenced pictorialism with an Armenian flavored chromaticism.
Afternoon Footprints was written for solo marimba (5.0) in 2014. One of Stout’s most recent compositions for solo marimba, it is approximately 7’40” in length. It was composed with the thought of watching someone walk around the streets of Paris, going through different neighborhoods and viewing some of the many and varied sites that make up the beautiful city of Paris. Highly suitable for the advanced marimba recital, this work will be appreciated by non marimbists, the general public, as well as marimbists who want a work that concentrates on musical virtuosity.
Afternoon Footprints was written for solo marimba (5.0) in 2014. One of Stout’s most recent compositions for solo marimba, it is approximately 7’40” in length. It was composed with the thought of watching someone walk around the streets of Paris, going through different neighborhoods and viewing some of the many and varied sites that make up the beautiful city of Paris. Highly suitable for the advanced marimba recital, this work will be appreciated by non marimbists, the general public, as well as marimbists who want a work that concentrates on musical virtuosity.
Singer transcribes this intermezzo as performed and arranged by Sammy Herman and Frank Banta.
Singer transcribes this intermezzo as performed and arranged by Sammy Herman and Frank Banta.
Alabama Moon was composed (both lyrics and music) by George Hamilton Green in 1920, and quickly published by the Sam Fox Company. Written in the nostalgic style of a southern waltz, the words and melody convey a popular period idiom of the 1920s era.”After a fantastic performance by Bob and Yurika at PASIC 2013 … I’m sure ‘Alabama Moon’ is already on the music stands of many ragtime enthusiasts.”-Percussive Notes
Alabama Moon was composed (both lyrics and music) by George Hamilton Green in 1920, and quickly published by the Sam Fox Company. Written in the nostalgic style of a southern waltz, the words and melody convey a popular period idiom of the 1920s era.”After a fantastic performance by Bob and Yurika at PASIC 2013 … I’m sure ‘Alabama Moon’ is already on the music stands of many ragtime enthusiasts.”-Percussive Notes
Arranged for marimba duo
Arranged for marimba duo
(New expanded 12-movement edition) A delightful set of programmatic works that achieved standard repertoire status almost instantly when it was first transcribed 25 years ago.
(New expanded 12-movement edition) A delightful set of programmatic works that achieved standard repertoire status almost instantly when it was first transcribed 25 years ago.
Marimba music doesn’t get much heavier than the second half of this set. Even the light and simple movements such as Soldier’s March and Wild Rider have a certain Germanic seriousness.
Marimba music doesn’t get much heavier than the second half of this set. Even the light and simple movements such as Soldier’s March and Wild Rider have a certain Germanic seriousness.
Marimba music doesn’t get much heavier than the second half of this set. Even the light and simple movements such as Soldier’s March and Wild Rider have a certain Germanic seriousness.
Marimba music doesn’t get much heavier than the second half of this set. Even the light and simple movements such as Soldier’s March and Wild Rider have a certain Germanic seriousness.
Eric Sammut’s Ameline is for solo marimba. This solo is full of split, syncopated rhythms divided between the left and the right hand. This solo bounces between a 7/8 and 4/4 time signature.
Eric Sammut’s Ameline is for solo marimba. This solo is full of split, syncopated rhythms divided between the left and the right hand. This solo bounces between a 7/8 and 4/4 time signature.
Eric Sammut’s Ameline, for solo marimba, has been adapted to a duo format for marimba and clarinet.
Eric Sammut’s Ameline, for solo marimba, has been adapted to a duo format for marimba and clarinet.
Eric Sammut’s Ameline, for solo marimba, has been adapted to a duo format for marimba and flute.
Eric Sammut’s Ameline, for solo marimba, has been adapted to a duo format for marimba and flute.
Eric Sammut’s Ameline, for solo marimba, has been adapted to a duo format for marimba and vibraphone. This work is full of split, syncopated rhythms divided between the two instruments.
Eric Sammut’s Ameline, for solo marimba, has been adapted to a duo format for marimba and vibraphone. This work is full of split, syncopated rhythms divided between the two instruments.