Dive into an inspiring collection of contemporary works with ABRSM Principal Percussion Grades 6–8. Featuring nine specially commissioned pieces by celebrated percussion composers, this book offers a dynamic mix of styles and challenges for advanced percussionists. From Nick Woud’s gripping Variations to Jill Jarman’s swinging New Orleans Sunrise and Chris Baron’s playful Mucho Gusto, the repertoire is as varied as it is captivating.

Covering snare drum, timpani, and tuned percussion, this collection includes a blend of solos and accompanied works, making it perfect for practice, performances, and exams. All nine pieces are part of ABRSM’s Grades 6–8 Percussion syllabus from 2020, providing an exciting pathway for percussionists looking to expand their skills and repertoire.

Key Features:

• Nine contemporary works by renowned percussion composers.
• Covers snare drum, timpani, and tuned percussion.
• Includes a variety of styles, from gripping solos to playful duets.
• Ideal for practice, concerts, and ABRSM Grades 6–8 Percussion exams.

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THE PIECES

• New Orleans Sunrise (Jill Jarman)
• Up Sticks (Clive Malabar)
• Pontiac (Anthony Kerr)
• First Call (Nick Woud)
• Spring Fever (Ian Wright)
• Variations (Nick Woud)
• Folkish (Michael Zev Gordon)
• Mucho Gusto (Chris Baron)
• Exact Change Please (Anthony Kerr)

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• Quality 350gsm silk card, printed both sides, 210mm x 55mm
• Ideal for both teachers and anyone learning drums or percussion
• Invaluable aid to learning the the most important twenty-six rudiments