Fractalia
​by Owen Clayton Condon

A marimba quartet performed by Steven Arnold, Laura Moniuszko, Denver Nuckolls, and Jesse Hughes. Filmed and edited by Matthew Moniuszko. Sound engineering and editing by music technology major, Denver Nuckolls. This video was filmed in the recording studio at Virginia Tech.

Shared Space
by Ivan Trevino

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A percussion sextet recorded in the Virginia Tech Recording Studio by student engineer, Ryan Vasquez. Video by Steven Arnold. Spring 2016.

Ku-Ka-Ilimoku
by Christopher Rouse​

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A percussion quartet performed live on October 29, 2016 at Virginia Tech. Performed by JD Grizzle, Laura Moniuszko, Joshua Morrison, and Denver Nuckolls.

Volume of a Cube
​by Drew Worden

I. Width

II. Height

III. Depth

Volume of a Cube was composed for Virginia Tech Percussion by Drew Worden during the spring of 2017. The piece can be performed with 8+ performers. VTP Performs this work live for 18 percussionists. Instrumentation for each set-up includes one piece of wood, one resonant metal, one non-resonant metal, and a tom-tom (or bass drum). The interlude features a vibraphone solo, and the third movement (Depth) adds 2 five octave marimbas, vibes, glockenspiels, and crotales.

Concerto for Marimba and Choir
by Gene Koshinski

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A live performance from Carnegie Hall featuring Annie Stevens, marimba, members of VTP, and the Virginia Tech Chamber Singers. 

Gate to Heaven, mvt. III
by David Gillingham
Matthew Coley, marimba soloist

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Virginia Tech Percussion performs live at the Percussive Arts Society Virginia Day of Percussion, hosted by Virginia Tech on March 25, 2017.