C Alan/McLaren Productions Sheet Music

As dire as that may sound, A World of Our Creation is a call for creative solutions. The hope in its composition is to encourage a sense of continued activism, constantly searching for creative

This challenging duet is filled with fun Latin grooves. The percussionist has a pedal tambourine, and both performers play egg shaker at various times. Duration: 5:20

Set in 6/8 time, this thrilling work takes you on a tour of several key signatures in its brief two and a half minutes.

The idea for this piece came from the sound of a dripping faucet. This particular faucet had two different drips which caused an irregular yet mesmerizing rhythmic pattern that increased in intensity as the

Written to celebrate the wedding of two of the composer's friends, this piece explores the many beautiful timbres that come with blending the two instruments together, paralleling the beauty of two people

False Summit was inspired by hiking adventures in Colorado. Just when you think "I've arrived at the top," you are disheartened to learn that there is actually a long way yet to climb. The true

A fun and energetic piece for alto saxophone, baritone saxophone, and percussion. The syncopated rhythms found throughout are a reflection of the funk music that the composer grew up with. Each of the

Scored for four drums, this short, whirling multiple percussion solo explores several short motives presented in quick succession, requiring the performer to navigate constantly changing time signatures and

Telling the story of a fishing trip, this work offers a unique performance experience to students at the intermediate level. With the use of a superball mallet and plastic brushes in addition to more

Perfect for recital or any solo/enesemble performance, this beautiful and haunting developmental work for young vibraphone players exposes performers to the idea of musicality through melody and time while

Using the many different tonalities of the vibraphone, this three-movement piece tells an engaging and exquisite coming-of-age story. Moments of loose time along with the use of unconventional mallets in

These eight movements are an aural realization of a subconscious full of the disturbing, hilarious, dark, and painfully beautiful words found in Chuck Palahniuk’s literary works. Duration: 9:20

Inspired by the Book of Revelation, Gillingham's Angels of the Apocalypse is a dramatic work for 5 keyboard percussion and 3 battery percussion that features lush, chromatic harmonies, gorgeous

This exciting, groovy work for large percussion ensemble represents the changes in erosion rates that form the slopes of hills and mountains over time. These changes are inevitable and occur at irregular

The four movements of Treespeak - Spring(ing); Summer; Fall(ing) and Winter - are a cycle: a cycle of the seasons, or the "seasons" of a tree’s life span, which even

Stephen Primatic has masterfully scored Dukas’ most famous work for a large, modern percussion ensemble. Hold onto your hats (and brooms) - it’s quite a ride! Duration: 10:20

A groove-oriented piece about coming alive, existing, and finding oneself, this piece explores texture and meter within a mostly consistent pulse and a simple recognizable melody that pervades the work.

Inspired by and based on the ubiquitous Fibonacci sequence, this piece is a reflection on the crossroads at which the deep relationship between nature and mathematics can be observed. This gripping work

"Kaiju" is a Japanese genre of films featuring giant monsters like Godzilla and Mothra. This programmatic percussion ensemble features solo vibraphone, an eight-player percussion ensemble, and an

Stained Glass is an absolute classic for percussion that has become a staple in the repertoire. Cast in three continuous movements – Foyers, Cathedrals and Suncatchers – the piece was

Originally scored for marimba quartet, this arrangement of the ever-popular Christmas carol Stille Nacht (Silent Night) has been reimagined for mixed keyboard quartet with five optional parts,

There, Their, They're is a three-movement work for percussion quartet using minimal instrumentation. The prevailing time signature of each movement is based on the number of unique characters in