Indoor Percussion Catalog

New for 2025!

Revealing Our Voice follows a journey of self-discovery, where each voice is represented by a different instrument—Oboe, Trumpet, Alto Saxophone, and Cello—and abstract puzzle pieces come together to reveal the shape of a cello. Set to Oasis's "Wonderwall," the show emphasizes the theme of finding one’s voice and the transformative power of self-expression.

New for 2025!

The Night Shift takes the audience back to the 80s and 90s mall culture, following a group of custodians frantically cleaning up before the mall opens. With original music by John Max McFarland and fun elements like tenor drummers on pots and pans, slipping bass drummers, and a keytar solo, the show captures the chaotic and nostalgic spirit of mall nightlife.

New for 2025!

In Tinseltown, a Midwest girl arrives in Hollywood, initially overwhelmed by the city's dazzling lights and fast pace, only to later face its darker side. The show culminates in her embracing the Hollywood lifestyle with a vibrant finale, featuring tap dancing snare drummers, a visual ensemble with accessory percussion instruments, and classic hits like "Hooray for Hollywood" and "There's No Business Like Show Business."

Everyone has Burdens they carry.  Sometimes they get the best of us, but ultimately we must learn to live with them through help and support of friends and Family.  

An ancient society suddenly goes extinct.  Many historians link their disappearance with evidence of extraterrestrial encounters.  

An homage to the absurd; a celebration of the outrageous; a tribute to the tackiness that dwells within us.  Ditch the stuffy suit and tie and leave your sensibilities at the door.  It's time to go Over the Top.

While a little girl sleeps in her bed, a voice beckons her....through the mirror

A wildfire is roaring out of control! Can the brave men and women at the local fire department put it out in time? 

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