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  • Vocalise (Chenowith)
    Vocalise (Chenowith) $20.00 Add To Cart
    This duo is a captivating piece that is great for recitals. The marimba part requires four-mallet independence and one-handed rolls. An expressive and romantic duo for a wonderful combination of instruments. Genre: Duet for...
  • Vuja De (Marimba Duet)
    Vuja De (Marimba Duet) $20.00 Add To Cart
    Déja vu is the phenomenon when an event, situation, or conversation, currently occurring but having never happened before, feels oddly and inexplicably familiar. Vuja De is the exact opposite. It proposes that...
  • Wiggums
    Wiggums $24.00 Add To Cart
    Here is a duet that requires extensive cooperation between performers. Not only to achieve the desired musical effect, but also for the artistic logistics of the performance. The music should be a creation of art and...
  • Wired Beats (Two-Part Drum Pad Ensemble Collection)
    Wired Beats (Two-Part Drum Pad Ensemble Collection) $40.00 Add To Cart
    Wired Beats is a collection of nine percussion ensembles written for two or more beginning to intermediate players. Utilizing the standard beginning percussion kit, these ensembles incorporate playing on the drum pad, pad...
  • Yanoskercise
    Yanoskercise $20.00 Add To Cart
    After a slow and lyrical opening, Yanoskercise becomes filled with rhythmic excitement, providing a showcase for both players.Genre: Duet for Marimba & Percussion | # of Players: 2 Level: Medium | Duration: 6:00...
  • You Can't Get There From Here (Vibraphone/Marimba Duet)
    You Can't Get There From Here (Vibraphone/Marimba Duet) $20.00 Add To Cart
    A celebration of the life of the composer's grandfather, You Can't Get There From Here is a beautiful intermediate duet for vibraphone and marimba that would be appropriate in any number of performance situations.Genre: Duet...
  • Zarabanda (piano reduction)
    Zarabanda (piano reduction) $25.00 Add To Cart
    Zarabanda is in several sections with a Latin style rhythm that occasionally gets interrupted by accented outbursts from the ensemble. As the piece develops and moves from section to section, new rhythmic and melodic ideas...
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