William J. Schinstine

This percussion sextet can be expanded by using as many keyboard percussion players as are available. The 'Young Lions' was first performed in Pottstown, PA in June 1982.

This piece for percussion sextet is in three movements of varied style and tempi. Instrumentation: Snare Drum, Field Drum, Roto Toms, Suspended Cymbal, Bass Drum, Timpani (2 or 4 drums)

This piece for five players calls for the following instruments: brake drums, 4 tom-toms, 3 snare drums, bells, and 4 timpani.

This collection of solos is intended to provide interesting material for serious practice and for contests and ranges in difficulty from intermediate to advanced and beyond.

This collections of 25 progressive solos- pre-roll solos, easy flam solos, easy roll solos in 2/4, 3//4, 4/4, 2/2/ and 6/8, offers something different for the beginning drummer.

The 24 short pieces in this book are progressively arranged duets on canonic form. It is recommended that the instruments are identical, the second player may turn off his snare for a textural change....

This is a fun intermediate to advanced snare drum solo emphasizing accents, dynamics, and stick technique.

As the title suggests, the emphasis of this solo is on the paradiddle rudiment.

This piece is a fine selection for the beginning to intermediate player to use at contest or recital. It focuses on rudiments including: flams, rolls, and paradiddles.

This arrangement of 'Fantasia in c Minor' by J.S. Bach was created by William Schinstine for mallet ensemble including bells (opt.), xylophone, and three marimbas.

This Strauss favorite has been transcribed for mallet quartet consisting of xylophone and three marimbas by William Schinstine.

This piece for four mallet players is arranged for a solo part on xylophone or marimba I with three accompaniment parts on marimba. While the soloist will need their own instrument, the arrangement al...