Sights & Sounds
Watch the American Youth Percussion Ensemble in a performance of Doug Wallace's composition, Samba da Janta, for eight performers at a dinner table setting.
 | Hear Doug Wallace and the Battery Four Percussion Group perform Assez vif et bien rythmé from Claude Debussy's String Quartet in G Minor Opus 10 (Arranged for four players on three marimbas by Matthew Strauss and Doug Wallace / ©2007 Doug Wallace Percussion, LLC). |
 | Hear Doug Wallace's live performance of the haunting snare drum solo Kerberos by Sydney Hodkinson (The Juilliard School, 1994). |
 | Listen to Doug Wallace as he performs Ney Rosauro's Concerto for Timpani and Wind Ensemble with the McLean High School Symphonic Band (excerpt). |
 | Hear Doug Wallace and the Battery Four Percussion Group perform the brilliant and colorful quartet Maresea by Susan Forrest Harding (excerpt). |
 | Idyll for the Misbegotten, possibly George Crumb's greatest work, is performed by Doug Wallace, Robert McEwan, Glenn Paulson, and Tanya Dusevic at The Juilliard School in December of 1994 (excerpt). |
 | Listen to Doug Wallace as he performs William Kraft's Concerto for Timpani and Orchestra with the Music Academy of the West Festival Orchestra (excerpt). |
 | This rendition of George Hamilton Green's Triplets by the Battery Four Percussion Group captures the essence of ragtime xylophone music made popular in the early to mid 1900's. |
 | Hear an excerpt from Doug Wallace's popular arrangement of Frank Zappa's G-Spot Tornado for Percussion Quartet and Electronics (performed by the Battery Four Percussion Group). |