Philadelphia Flyers Custom Made Gong

March 10, 2010

One of our employees, Bill, had this Philadelphia Flyers Custom Gong made. Looks and sounds great. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wODNTjayubA

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Pearl E-Pro Live at NAMM 2010

January 14, 2010

Pearl E-Pro Live is a revolutionary electronic drumset that looks, feels and sounds like real drums. Never before has today’s drummer been offered the limitless sonic capability and realistic feel of electronic drums on a drumset built with real drum shells, real brass cymbals, and real drumset hardware, all from the percussion industry’s leader, Pearl.

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A Better Mousetrap? The Mallet Minder Actually Delivers!

December 1, 2009

Anyone who has teaching experience or has played in a Marching Bass Drum section has come across the seemingly lifelong issue of…..why do I have to keep spending money on replacement Bass Drum Mallet Holders that keep breaking? The less-than-sturdy plastic clips on most Mallet Holders break easily caused by anything from the weather to [...]

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Concert Keyboard Mallet Re-Organization

November 10, 2009

We recently spent a lot of time re-organizing the concert keyboard mallet category on our website (over 900 mallets) to make it easier to find the mallets you are shopping for. We’ve now broken the category up by instrument. Please checkout the new categories, and let us know what you think or if you have [...]

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Intermediate Masterworks for Marimba – Volume 2 and 2-CD set now available!

November 4, 2009

Volume 2 of Intermediate Masterworks for Marimba is now in stock and available for purchase. Volume 2 features 12 more fantastic works for solo marimba written by a wonderful collection of composers including Dutch minimalist Louis Andriessen, Pat Metheny Group pianist Lyle Mays, and many more. The 2-CD set of Intermediate Masterworks for Marimba contains [...]

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Intermediate Masterworks for Marimba at PASIC 2009

October 15, 2009

Attending PASIC this year? Be sure to check out the Keyboard Clinic/Performance on Friday, November 13th at 2:00 PM. This special clinic, sponsored by Steve Weiss Music (and others), will feature a very special new publication called Intermediate Masterworks for Marimba. Commissioned by the Zeltsman Marimba Festival and ZMF New Music, this new set of [...]

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Introducing the NEW Steve Weiss Music Website

June 22, 2009

Steve Weiss Music, your “All-Things-For-All-Drummers” place to shop and the leading drum and percussion product and information specialists since 1961, is going to change the way you shop online for your percussive needs. On Monday June 22nd, the Steve Weiss Music website will undergo a change that will enable you to more easily, quickly, safely, [...]

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Learn Interactively with Thomas Burritt Contest

June 3, 2009

Steve Weiss Music has teamed up with Thomas Burritt from the University of Texas at Austin to offer a unique opportunity to learn interactively on the web. Thomas caught our attention with his Percussion Axiom TV online show and we thought it would be fun to team up and create a contest around learning a [...]

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Pearl Eliminator + Steroids = Pearl Demon Drive Pedal

January 15, 2009

Today Pearl Drums introduced the Pearl Demon Drive Bass Drum Pedal series that takes any pedal currently available to all new heights.

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Pearl’s Latest Limited Edition Drum Is All About Sousa…And Then Some.

January 5, 2009

The newest Pearl Limited Edition PHH1580 Philharmonic Concert Snare Drum is a 15″x8″ African Mahogany shell drum with wood hoops and is sure to be a collectors item that is as beautiful to look at as it is to play. This special production concert snare drum features a 4-ply African Mahogany shell that produces incredible [...]

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Bopworks Drum Sticks

December 9, 2008

Steve Weiss Music is pleased to announce that we now carry the full line of Bopworks Drumsticks. These sticks are reproductions of popular “light” jazz models from the 50’s and 60’s. Sticks from this time period tended to be shorter and thinner with longer tapers than modern sticks. These designs allow you to play “off” [...]

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