Pullman High School in Pullman, WA.

• Daniel Bukvich - Professor of Percussion, University of Idaho
• Quentin DeWitt - Percussion Educator, Artist and Clinician
• Kristen McMullin - Graduate Assistant, University of Idaho
• More clinicians are being added all the time, so check back often!

Any student in 5th grade or older, music teachers, parents or anyone else interested in percussion are all welcome to come and take part in this fantastic opportunity.

If you are just starting in percussion and want to get a lead on your classmates or you are a more experienced player looking to pick up a few tips, then this event is for you! There is nowhere else where you can get this quality of completely hands-on percussion experience in a one-day event.

No prior percussion experience needed!

Students are given expert guidance and materials that are appropriate to their level (beginning, intermediate or advanced) in each of these essential percussion areas.

• Stick Technique (Rudiments, Rolls & More)
• Mallet Keyboard Percussion (Marimba, Vibes & Xylo)
• Hand Percussion Jam (Congas, Bongos, Shakers, Etc.)
• Concert Band Percussion
• Timpani
• Rhythm Skills
• Drumset Styles
• Jazz Vibes
• Drumline Marching Percussion
• Drum Tuning, Maintenance and Set-up
• High School Percussion Ensemble
• Middle School Percussion Ensemble
• Elementary Percussion Ensemble
• Stay tuned, more sessions are in the works!

The registration fee is $50 (if postmarked on or before February 23, 2009). On-site registration (after 2/23/09) is available for $60.

The registration fee includes an NWPP t-shirt, NWPP drumsticks, NWPP workbook, lunch, access to all workshop sessions and entry in our door prize raffles!

T-shirts, sticks and workbooks are subject to availability for on-site registrants. It is recommended that on-site registrants bring their own sticks in case there is a shortage.

There are need-based scholarships available for participants. Contact us to receive more information about scholarships.

If you would like to contribute to the scholarship fund, please contact us.

YES! The Northwest Percussion Project is now an associate member of WMEA and we are now able to offer clock hours for Washington music teachers.

Contact us to find out how to register for clock hours..