Masterpieces for Marimba: Premium Percussion Music Collection | Classical & Contemporary Keyboard Literature | Perfect for Performances, Practice & Music Education

I first got this book (in 1971!) as a percussionist and worked through the solos on the vibes. It stimulated me to explore more on Bach, Handel, Telemann. When I started classical guitar (1973) it was perfect for getting me to traverse the fingerboard. I ignored the percussion notation (sticking, etc.) and added string, fret and finger notation. Later (1974), I studied flute and used the collection again ignoring the percussion and guitar notation and built a decent flute technique. Now that I am studying violin and tenor recorder, I couldn't ask for a better collection. I bought a new copy through Amazon so that I start again with adding violin notation - there was no room to add anything in my first copy which I have owned for 41 years...