Mittelschwere Noten von Southern Music Company

This collection of Three Asiatic Dances is written for six players. Instrumentation: 2 triangles, 2 suspended cymbals, orchestra bells, chimes, five automobile brake drums (cow bells, steel drums, iro...

A percussion piece for 10 players, 'Antiphon' divides the musicians into two choirs. Aside from timpani, all other parts consist of unpitched drums including snare drums, tom-toms, bass drum, bongos,...

This swing style piece for percussion octet (4 playing mallets and 4 playing percussion) has the following instrumentation: orchestra bells, xylophone, marimba, vibraphone, tambourine, chimes, timpani...

Commissioned by D. Stanly Barnes, director and the Clinton, TN High School Band. Dedicated to Doris and Elmer Cook. Instrument list: orchestral bells, xylophone, marimba, vibes (alt. piano), chimes (a...

This lively Latin piece is for percussion septet with electric bass. Instrumentation: Bells or vibes, marimba or xylophone, 2 tom-toms, woodblocks/cowbell, claves/tambourine, high-hat, snare drum/bass...

This piece for eight-player percussion ensemble was commissioned by and dedicated to the Space Center Intermediate School percussion ensemble, Greg Dick, director.

This piece for eight-player percussion ensemble was commissioned by and dedicated to the Space Center Intermediate School percussion ensemble, Greg Dick, director.

This four volume collection of songs was created with the avowed purpose of offering a substantial group of John Duke's previously unpublished songs. It is published in collaboration with The Society...

Includes two song titles: I. Glory to God in the Highest, II. Holy, Holy, Holy. Text is from the book of Common Payer, Rite II, with accompaniment written for organ. Commissioned by the John Schaefer...

1999 Texas University Interscholastics League Sightreading for 4A and 3A Varsity Mixed (SATB) Choirs.

2001 Texas University Interscholastic League Sightreading for 5A Varsity Treble (SSA) Choirs

This SATB octavo by Francis McBeth sets a poem by Guillame Costeley to jovial music.

Part of The University Interscholastic League Music Competition Series.