Go! Da Capo! is named after a game found in Percussion Masters Beginner Group. This is the one game where getting to the end of a piece of music first makes you the winner! Players roll a di to determine phrases they attempt on different instruments. Eventually, all players will Go! Da Capo! and see how their piece will end. The sections in this composition are reminiscent of the material found within the game. Performers also shout at the audience when they repeat back to the beginning. A catchy little piece that will allow everyone to shine.

This drum ensemble piece for 3+ players is an introduction to drumline corps as popularised in the United States. The instrumentation is flexible, with the suggested line-up of snare drum, tenor drum and bass drum. Parts may be doubled at will for larger groups and rims and stick clicks may overlap other players for some added flair if desired. The laid back tempo makes it appropriate for entry-level high school ensembles.

A fun, short ensemble piece for 3-6 players at beginner to intermediate level. The composition is based on a typical gypsy scale, featuring a strong mallet player as soloist. This work has flexible instrumentation and may be performed with or without a conductor.