I suggest my IP 501-501-501-502 or 501-502-502-503.WM
If you want bamboo, you should try the Clevelander series -- 3 wood-core ball, 1 felt-core ball, 3 felt-core cartwheel, 1 pressed felt, and wood. I re...
Jorge Sarmientos: Concerto for Marimba and OrchestraNey Rosauro: Concerto for Marimba and OrchestraTomas Svoboda: Concerto for Marimba and OrchestraAn...
The Chronos Cherry Shaft timpani sticks are identical with the former Clevelander cherry shaft timpani sticks. I can't speak to the Chronos mahogany o...
The link under "Marimba Music" does seem to be down, but the Concerto listing on that page is largely a copy of the same list, plus a few typos where ...
Fukushi's Anima of a Tree is for 4.0 marimba and 5 wood blocks. The difficulty level looks to be somewhat more than the hardest of the Abe improvisati...
I suggest you start by getting the other Duff models, particularly #2 and #4. More than other mallet lines, the Duff series is designed to be used as ...
The Adams quote is "tuned THROUGH the sixth harmonic", or octaves, fiths, and major thirds, although I still hear the octave (4th) and major third (10...
The Malletech Concerto is a good, durable multi-tone mallet that I used for many years. I preferred the CN04, CN09, and CN14 to the CN21 and CN26.My s...
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Gilberto Serna, at Century Mallet Instrument Service, is the man for anything having to do with vintage Deagan instruments, Seebr>WM
Rainer Kuisma recorded a marimba arrangement of the Shostakovich Polka and Barry Dove later did an improved version. You could contact Barry through e...
There are few specific sight-reading sources which include any discussion of the technical aspects of sight-reading itself. One that does is Rebecca K...
Image is an excellent collection of twenty short pieces on a beginning four-mallet level. However, it does not contain any explanation of four-mallet ...
A good practice routine should include the following:1) Warm-up2) Technical studies3) Main learning / problem solving goal, usually involving repertoi...