Spring showers are here and we’re back with some refreshing new pieces and a wonderful intro to rudimental drumming. Let’s dive in!
- The Starting Line (Joe Hobbs) – Rudimental snare drum solos for developing percussionists
- Fresh Ensemble for Beginners & Veterans
- New Duet & Solo Works
The Starting Line
Hit the ground running with The Starting Line by Joe Hobbs! Designed to bridge the gap between novice and experienced percussionists, this collection of 10 snare solos offers a progressive approach with Bronze, Silver, and Gold versions – ensuring growth and mastery for every student. These solos are geared towards developing concert percussionists as well as laying the rudimental groundwork for marching band season.
Fresh Ensembles for Beginners & Veterans
5 Champs
Written in the style of “Three Camps,” Robert Marino crafted a modern take on the rudimental classic. Gather your crew of “five champs” to conquer this beast!
Tank Time
Tank Time by Brian Slawson is a fun and entertaining introduction to counting and playing triplets. This piece is a perfect introduction for budding beginner ensembles.
New Duet & Solo Works
Numericals
Numericals by Alan Keown is a challenging duet that explores complex rhythms and syncopation on bongos, congas, and wood planks.
Temple Mountain
This med-advanced work for solo timpani by Darin Kamstra is inspired by the topography and history of Temple Mountain, Utah.
