Solo Marimba

By Michael Praetorius Arranged for 4.3 Octave Marimba by Jason Baker

Marimba Solo

for Solo Marimba By Samuel Peruzzolo-Vieira

for Solo Marimba

Marimba Solo

Marimba Solo Christopher Deane’s iconic work, The Process of Invention, was written in 1996 as a companion work for Deane’s marimba solo, Three Shells.  The solo is dedicated to Professor Mark Ford who premiered the solo and recorded the work on his CD, Polaris.

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