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We are excited to announce a brand new book+CD project entitled FIVE MINUTE DRILL by Ralph Hicks... … Read More »

We're excited to present a fresh new batch of awesome concert music for 2013! New percussion... … Read More »

In our recently-printed catalog, we've included this new spread outlining the various details of state list... … Read More »

The Cavaliers percussion section will soon be holding auditions for 2013. Under the leadership of... … Read More »

FIVE MINUTE DRILL – Brand new book for beginning percussion now available!

We are excited to announce a brand new book+CD project entitled FIVE MINUTE DRILL by Ralph Hicks & Eric Rath. The book is a series of small exercises for practice pad and mallet keyboard that combine to form 5-minute sequences, each of which is accompanied by custom-tailored play-along tracks on CD-ROM. It is designed for both teachers and students. The project was brought about by Hicks and Rath who, as band directors themselves, recognized a lack of attention to daily fundamentals for many young classroom percussionists. Continue reading


26 New Concert Titles for 2013!

We’re excited to present a fresh new batch of awesome concert music for 2013! New percussion ensembles, duets, and solos are now available to spice up your concert season.

In addition to new releases from veteran Tapspace artists Brian Blume, Jamieson Carr, Jim Casella, Ralph Hicks, Jesse Monkman, Jeff Queen, Brian Slawson, Christopher D. Walker, and Stephen Whibley, we’d like to welcome the following new artists to the Tapspace lineup: Alan Keown, Alex Stopa, Stephen Primatic, Dustin Schulze, John Ling, and Bradley Slayter. Continue reading


New State List Details

In our recently-printed catalog, we’ve included this new spread outlining the various details of state list titles and grades. We hope this will be a helpful resource while you’re planning your contest selections.

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2013 Cavaliers Audition Packets available

The Cavaliers percussion section will soon be holding auditions for 2013. Under the leadership of composer/arranger Michael McIntosh, and percussion caption head Brian Tinkel, the official audition packets are now available to anyone vying for a spot in this prestigious ensemble.

For more information on The Cavaliers, and to learn about audition dates, visit The Cavaliers website.

Note: The 2013 audition packets contain the same material as was in the 2012 packets.


Tapspace.com sports a new look!

Welcome to the new look and feel of our website! Many months under construction have finally paid off as our site now has a new look and feel throughout with many helpful new features to help you browse. Now you can more quickly locate the products you’re looking for with our “narrow results” functionality. Also, viewing products will give you a closer look and listen with full sample score previews, full audio demos, and in many cases, full video performances of our music. We hope it makes your visit easier and more enjoyable.

While you’re here, we’d appreciate it if you could please let us know if you come across any broken links or problems. Hopefully you won’t, but if you do, please let us know here!



New Marching Downloads for 2012

It’s time to hit the field, and it’s the perfect time to turn woodshedding season into woodSHREDDING season! This year we’re serving up some drumline jams that are sure to challenge your hands (and your brains) and get the crowds on their feet. We’ve added a fresh coat of paint to some of Murray Gusseck‘s classic hits from Parking Lot Etudes, as well as adding two new lot jams from the legendary Jeff Queen. Additionally, we’re excited to introduce two talented and good-looking artists to our roster – Josh Brickey and Andrew Ziehm. Continue reading


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"If you are familiar with the high quality of rudimental music that is available from Tapspace, then "The Blue Book" collection is no surprise as it is excellent writing by some of the finest players and teachers. I congratulate Jim Campbell for his fine work as editor and as the teacher of these contributors. This book is a testament to the continued excellence of the University of Kentucky program and a tribute to its fine Professor of Percussion."