Drumbreaks - J. de Winter

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Drumfonia

Drummer's Delight - Andrew Balent

Drummer's Delight is a grade one piece featuring the percussion section, with an emphasis on maintaining a steady beat and and precise articulations, sure to be fun for developing players while enhancing early rhythm instruction.

Drummers' Delight - Henry Mancini

Give your percussion section a chance in the spotlight with this appealing production number. With wonderful march-like melodies interspersed with feature spots for the drums, this is a great way to add variety and fun to yournext concert.

Drummersplash - Fritz Neuböck

Drums A Plenty

Time to pull out all the bells and whistles for James Christensen's clever concoction to show off not only your percussion section's talent, but their array of hardware as well. A fabulous crowd pleaser for any concert!

Drums Of Conquest - David Gorham

Build confidence and enthusiasm in your beginners with this bold yet easy work. Preparing this brave and heroic work is easy as limited ranges and simple rhythms require minimal rehearsal time. Your young drummers will especially enjoy the exciting percussion parts that add to the power and pride of the piece.

Drums of Darkness

The percussion section powers this dramatic and mysterious composition. Eerie percussion effects and changing instrumental colors heighten the tension, which explodes into a fast-paced, forceful rhythmic romp. The ranges and difficulty of the wind and percussion parts are within the easy level, making this and fun and energizing piece for your middle or junior high band to perform.

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Drums of Daruma - William Himes

Drums of the Saamis - Samuel R. Hazo

Drums of the Saamis was commissioned by the Medicine Hat Concert Band Society of Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada. The piece chronicles the merger of the First Nation (first natives) and modern Albertan cultures.The opening tribal drums followed by the haunting melody simulating the traditional wooden flute comprise two themes that are the foundation for the entire piece. Both elements are developed, varied and enhanced throughout as the listener senses the increasing influence of modern day Alberta through the use of modern sounding chords and rhythms.By the end, the marriage of the old and the new is complete. This powerful work closesas it began; a restatement of themes representing the musical and historical foundation of the region. Dur: 5:00