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...ember 2013}}</ref> As a player, he is considered one of the most prominent mallet percussionists<ref>{{cite web|last=Leroux |first=Robert |url=http://www.per ..., Asia and North America. His educational compositions include a method of mallet percussion in 6 volumes.<ref>{{cite book |last=Séjourné |first=Emmanuel |

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...2 movements. Lo Presti's work is among the most popular pieces written for mallet ensemble due to its accessiblity and musically satisfying writing. [[Category: Mallet Ensemble Works]]

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...part would be a good vehicle for any students who are starting to learn 4-mallet technique. As an additional option, this part could be performed with any V ...ing ensemble balance and blend. For [[xylophone]], a softer rubber or cord mallet will keep the tone and volume more characteristic of the piece.<br/>

Player 1: [[Mallet Percussion]] 1 <br/> Player 2: [[Mallet Percussion]] 2 <br/>

...ices) and requires only two mallets. All of the marimba parts require four-mallet technique, although the top two marimba parts uniquely require two mallets [[Category: Mallet Ensemble Works]]

Joy Variations by Paul Millette is a blissful and radiant work for mallet percussion ensemble. The piece is based upon two variations of a theme that [[Category: Mallet Ensemble Works]]

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...rances. He is also endorsed by Pro Mark and has had a signature vibraphone mallet in their line. His numerous articles have appeared in Percussive Notes, Jaz [[Category: Percussion Nonet]]

...semble balance and blend. For [[xylophone]], a softer rubber or cord(vibe) mallet will keep the tone and volume more characteristic of the piece.<br/> [[Category: Percussion Nonet Works]]

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...on. The mallet parts will be fine on marimbas and bells; yet, if possible, Mallet 1 will be especially effective on crotales at letter E and on kalimba at le [[Category:Percussion Nonet Works]]

...ng tone colors evoked by the sparse minor timbres. The narrow range of the mallet parts coupled with the simple rhythms make this movement musically rewardin ...great opportunity for challenging players who are less comfort- able with mallet percussion. Additionally, solos within the bongo, timpani, and drum set par