The heat of summertime hasn’t thwarted us from cranking out some really exciting new releases. This is a varied batch of contemporary, old school, and the some ultra-fresh educational material.
For a quick peek at the latest releases, view the videos below, or simply visit our New Releases page.
We made it! The sun is finally shining over Tapspace HQ in Portland, and we’re only slightly water damaged.
Read more about our latest releases, Fall drumline suggestions, demystifying copyright, and some creative new ideas for your flexible ensemble needs!
…okay, so perhaps our recent name change announcement was uploaded on April 1st, and perhaps that technically makes it a joke. So what? Imagine the possibilities! When’s the last time you’ve drummed with a meterstick by your side!?
Despite this, we have some very cool, very real projects to share with you! Whether you’re hungry to hear some new music, learn some fascinating perspective, or get teaching, there’s something for you in our April Newsletter.
Despite our… “very real” name change a couple weeks ago, we’ve been hard at work on some exciting projects, and we’re happy to be able to share them with you! Unique highlights include: multiple works with electronics (vibraphone, marimba, ensemble), two incredibly flexible percussion ensemble collections with adaptable instrumentation (1, 2), and a book dedicated to blowing your metronome skills wide open.
For a quick overview of all new releases, check out these brief highlight reels!
Hear ye, hear ye! Punxsutawney Phil, the famed groundhog of lore, has predicted 6 more weeks of winter!
Despite the cold, we’ve been pushing on with some wonderful new projects to share with you. Beyond the usual stream of music, we’ve got a super-flexible new book to check out, as well as a video tour of our headquarters in Portland!
Happy New Year! Though 2021 challenged us all, it also proved the importance of community. Thank you for being part of ours!
To kick off this year of new opportunities, enjoy a peek of the latest our artists have to offer! The first video contains all new works for solo player; the second, all new works for ensemble and duet.
If you’re attending The Midwest Clinic this week and need plans to stay out of the Chicago cold, we’ve got some ideas for you. Five ensembles are performing 10 of our pieces, including the WORLD PREMIERE of a brilliant new work by Jeff Ausdemore! See below for the specifics, or click here for the full Midwest schedule.
We won’t be attending Midwest this year, but we’re grateful for these musicians sharing our artists’ hard work regardless. Safe travels to all who are making the trip!
Harwood Junior High School Percussion Ensemble (2:45 PM – Room W 183)
— Crazy Dance by Josh Walker
— Deinde by Jeff Ausdemore (WORLD PREMIERE)
Wakeland High School Percussion Ensemble (8:30 AM – Room W 190)
— Lucid Mantra by Dustin Schulze
— Avalanche Lake by Patrick Speranza
Stiles Middle School Honors Band (8:45 AM – Room 375 E)
— Escape Artist by Eric Rath
North Forney High School Percussion Ensemble (11:30 AM – Room W 190)
— Yurikago arr. by Rika Fujii, Brian Zator
— Disguised by Clif Walker
— Carol of the Bells arr. by Eric Rath
— Aether by Francisco Perez
Stephen F. Austin High School Percussion Ensemble (2:30 PM – Room W 190)
— Appalachian Morning arr. by Omar Carmenates
Our latest newsletter is live! In this issue: Preview our latest releases. Questionable Halloween costume ideas. System updates to be wary of as a Virtual Drumline user. Give it a look, it’s short and sweet!
Bust out your sweaters, sip on some pumpkin-spiced apple cider, admire the falling leaves, and get a taste of our newest releases this Fall! We’ve been fortunate enough to publish many new works over the past few months, so we’ve prepared two videos for you. Enjoy a quick preview of the newest stuff out there for solo, duet, and ensemble!
The latest entry of our newsletter is live – come see what’s new in our world from the past few months! A huge new book? A piece about Santa Claus in July? A heat wave!? We’ve got it all!
Plus: Introducing a segment called “Tapspace Q&A”, where our team answer reader-submitted questions. In this edition, learn why our audio producer would attend a 1913 ballet riot if given the chance. To submit your own question, follow the link at the bottom of the Q&A!
