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Drum & Percussion HAL LEONARD DRUM & PERCUSSION 454 Instruction and Supplementary Materials 454 Snare Drum 455 Mallet Instruments (Marimba, Xylophone, Vibraphone) 457 Timpani 457 Percussion Music for One Player 458 Percussion Ensembles 461 Percussion with Various Instruments CLASSICAL 454 DRUM & PERCUSSION GAUTHREAUX, GUY INSTRUCTION AND _______00317056 American Suite for Unaccompanied Snare Drum Meredith Music ........................................................... $14.95 SUPPLEMENTARY GINER, BRUNO ______50561309 Etudes de peaux No. 1: Et in terra pax hominibus MATERIALS Snare drum. Durand DF1485700 .................................. $7.95 ______50482544 45 Exercises (Book/cassette package) (Verdère) HARTUNG, FRIEDRICH Salabert SEAS18877 ................................................... $41.95 ______49000660 School for Side-Drum Side/Snare Drum ______50482537 Album of Music Styles (Dardot) Schott BAT2 ............................................................... $17.95 Salabert SEAS18869 ................................................... $29.95 ______00317081 Art of Bass Drum and Cymbal Playing JAMES, WILLIAM (Crone/Whaley) Meredith Music .................................. $9.95 • ______00126463 The Modern Concert Snare Drum Roll ______00317095 Art of Percussion Accessory Playing Meredith Music ........................................................... $19.95 (Crone/Whaley) Meredith Music .................................. $9.95 ______00317158 The Art of Percussion Playing KELLY by Anthony J. Cirone, Neil Grover and Garwood Whaley _______4479344 Newgulf Drummer (Grade III) Meredith Music ........................................................... $24.95 Rubank RUBX390 ........................................................ $5.95 ______00317063 Art of Tambourine and Triangle Playing WHALEY, GARWOOD (Crone/Whaley) Meredith Music ................................ $14.95 _______00317067 Essay for Snare Drum Meredith Music ...................... $8.95 ______00317000 Audition Etudes (Whaley) Meredith Music .............. $12.95 _______00317068 Etude in 32nd’s Meredith Music ................................. $8.95 Basics in Rhythm (Whaley) Meredith Music _______00317051 Recital Solos for Snare Drum ______00317025 Bass Clef Instruments ................................................. $12.95 Meredith Music ........................................................... $12.95 Contemporary Rhythm and Meter Duets (Del Borgo) Meredith Music ______00317011 Treble Clef Instruments ................................................ $9.95 COLLECTIONS AND METHODS ______00317010 Bass Clef Instruments ................................................... $9.95 FOR SNARE DRUM Contemporary Rhythm and Meter Studies (Del Borgo) Meredith Music _______00347783 12 Progressive Solos for Snare Drum 00317008 Treble Clef Instruments ................................................ $9.95 (Morris Goldenberg) Hal Leonard ................................ $5.95 ______00317009 Bass Clef Instruments ................................................... $9.95 _______06620059 The Hal Leonard ______50486066 Grooves for Drums & Bass Elementary Snare Drum Method Over 200 Rhythms in Many Different Styles Book/CD Pack. Hal Leonard ...................................... $10.99 Ricordi MLR678 ......................................................... $24.95 _______00317054 Flams, Ruffs & Rolls for Snare Drum (Beck) Meredith Music ............................................................. $8.95 ______48019250 Learn as You Play Drums by Chris Barron Book/CD Pack _______06620017 Inner Rhythms – Modern Studies for Snare Drum Boosey & Hawkes M060117787 ................................ $24.99 (Colonnato) Hal Leonard .............................................. $7.95 _______06631474 Master Studies (Morello) Modern Drummer ............ $14.95 ______00317024 More Audition Etudes (Whaley) _______00347777 Modern School for Snare Drum (Goldenberg) Hal Leonard .................................................................. $9.99 Book/CD Pack ............................................................ $19.95 _______00330458 The Modern Snare Drummer (Spagnardi) ______00317028 Note Grouping (Thurmond) Modern Drummer ....................................................... $12.95 Meredith Music ........................................................... $34.95 Primary Handbook for Snare Drum (Whaley) ______50014010 Passi Difficili e “a solo” (Torrebruno) Meredith Music Ricordi RER2769 ........................................................ $20.95 _______00317120 Book/Audio Online ..................................................... $15.95 ______00317082 Practical Guide to Percussion Terminology _______00317049 Book Only – Original Edition .................................... $10.95 by Russ Girsberger, edited by Anthony J. Cirone _______50449458 The Reading Drummer – Second Edition (Vose) Meredith Music ........................................................... $14.95 Berklee Press ............................................................... $10.99 ______00317055 Snare Drum in the Concert Hall by Al Payson _______04470090 Rubank Elementary Method – Drums (Yoder) Meredith ...................................................................... $14.95 Rubank .......................................................................... $5.99 ______00317196 Symphonic Repertoire for Percussion Accessories _______04470260 Rubank Intermediate Method – Drums (Buggert) (Tim Genis/ed. Anthony J. Cirone) Rubank .......................................................................... $5.95 Meredith Music ........................................................... $24.95 _______04470480 Rubank Advanced Method – Drums (Whistler) ______00317156 Symphonic Repertoire for Snare Drum A Detailed Rubank .......................................................................... $6.95 Analysis of the Major Orchestral Snare Drum Repertoire _______04471530 Rubank Instrumental Drum Chart by Anthony J. Cirone Rubank .......................................................................... $1.95 Book and Parts Meredith Music ................................. $19.95 _______00317118 Rudimental Solos for the Accomplished Drummer ______00317146 Symphonic Repertoire for Timpani The Nine Beethoven (John S. Pratt) Meredith Music .................................. $12.95 Symphonies by Gerald Carlyss Meredith Music ....... $19.95 _______00347778 Snare Drum for Beginners (Goldenberg) ______00317159 Symphonic Repertoire for Timpani The Brahms and Hal Leonard .................................................................. $7.99 Tchaikowsky Symphonies by Gerald Carlyss _______00317055 The Snare Drum in the Concert Hall (Payson) edited by Anthony J. Cirone Meredith Music ............ $24.95 Meredith Music ........................................................... $14.95 _______00317053 Solos and Duets for Snare Drum (Garwood Whaley) Meredith Music ........................................................... $14.95 SNARE DRUM BUGGERT ______04479337 Bobbin’ Back (Grade IV) Rubank RUBX313 ............. $4.95 ______04479340 Echoing Sticks (Grade IV) Rubank RUBX315 ........... $4.95 ______04479345 Rolling Accents (Grade IV) Rubank RUBX391 ......... $4.95 ______04479346 Thundering Through (Grade V) Rubank RUBX317 ........................................................ $4.95 Don’t see what you’re looking for? Check www.halleonard.com for titles available by special order! DRUM & PERCUSSION 455 HENZE, HANS WERNER MALLET ______49000680 5 Scenes from the Snow Country Marimba. Schott BAT39 ............................................ $16.95 INSTRUMENTS HOSOKAWA, TOSHIO ______49013768 Reminiscence With Piano unless otherwise noted. Marimba solo. Schott Japan SJ1160 ........................... $10.95 HUESGEN, TIM ABE, KEIKO ______00317043 Trilogy: Three Movements for Solo Vibraphone ______49042571 Marimba d’amore Schott Japan SJ00051 ................ $18.00 Meredith Music ............................................................ $9.95 ______49042570 Works for Marimba Schott Japan SJ00050 ............. $29.95 ______49013538 Works for Marimba Duo HUMMEL, BERTOLD Performance Score Schott Japan SJ052 ..................... $16.95 ______49000675 Tempo Di Valse Solo Vibraphone. Schott BAT34 ................................ $10.95 ALDRIDGE, ROBERT ______35023613 Threedance Violin, Marimba and Tabla. ICHIYANAGI, TOSHI Margun Music MP1091 .............................................. $45.00 ______49042586 Paganini Personal for Marimba and Piano Schott Japan SJ01013 ................................................. $22.95 BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN ______49042591 Portrait of Forest for Marimba ______00347792 Concerto in A minor (Goldenberg) Schott Japan SJ01018 ................................................. $12.95 Xylophone. Hal Leonard ............................................. $5.00 ______49042634 The Source for Marimba BALLIF, CLAUDE Schott Japan SJ01061 ................................................. $17.95 ______50564048 Solfeggietto Marimba. Durand DF1483400 ............... $15.95 IRINO, YOSHIRO BRAHMS, JOHANNES ______49043892 Movements for Marimba Zen-On Z899141 ......................................................... $29.00 ______04479368 Hungarian Dance No. 5 (Quick) Grade II Marimba or Xylophone. Rubank RUBX295 ................ $4.95 JACKSON, MILT CARTER, ELLIOTT ______00040011 John Brown’s Body for Vibes and Piano Lauren Keiser Music Publishing SJ302002 ............... $19.95 • ______48022641 Figment V Solo Marimba Boosey & Hawkes
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