for choir and percussion        by Pauline Oliveros

Oliveros' "Meditation on the Points of the Compass" is an inter-religious, multi-lingual choral composition.

for four percussionists and soprano        by Otto Henry

Men and Angels, a short poem by Stephen Crane, the author of The Red Badge of Courage, poses the eternal argument between good and bad.

for amplified tam tam        by Rich O'Donnell

A great recital piece for the college or professional player!

for tenor saxophone and piano        by Gregory Kosteck

Dedicated to James Houlik and Chalres Stevens, Kosteck's mini-VARIATIONS is a must for any saxophone recital.

for four percussion and tape        by James Fulkerson

Originally written for dance and percussion, this quartet with tape (CD) can easily find a place on an ensemble concert.

for solo percussion        by G. Allan O'Connor

for solo percussion        by G. Allan O'Connor

Excellent for either high school or early college, this musically demanding solo requires four timpani, snare drum, triangle and marimba.

by Morgan Powell

 a brass and percussion duet        by Erik Lund

Composer Erik Lund's most popular work. Music for Tuba and Mallet Instruments, features exciting solo passages and dramatic interaction.

for tape & seven 16 mm projectors        by Allen Strange

No Dead Horses on the Moon may be performed in practically any environment; however, the more room available, the better.

for amplified clavichord, trumpet, trombone, oscillators and tape delay        by James Fulkerson

Early experiments with oscillators and tape influenced Fulkerson's Now II.

for chorus SATB        by David Sargent

Excellent setting of Nunc Sancte Nobis by Brigham Young composer, David Sargent.

for five percussionists        by David Cope

This quintet for percussion demands some improvisation.