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1. On top of full marimba sets, you can purchase individual parts for marimbas. This includes a full replacement set of wooden keys with no stand or resonators. Other individual parts include the resonators, mallets, covers, and cases.

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3. Dec 10,  · Green Run is one of the many marimba solos from Mark Ford's book, "Marimba: Technique through Music." This solo is performed by Dillon Holzheimer.

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6. May 13,  · Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Green Marimba · Nebraska Nebraska "The Other Tracks EP" ℗ Smooth Agent Publishing Company (ASCAP) Released on: Auto-generated by.

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7. Jun 21,  · Mallet Warm-Up: Green palisadespercussion. Loading Unsubscribe from palisadespercussion? Catching Shadows - marimba duo by Ivan Trevino - .

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8. May 23,  · Log Cabin Blues by George Hamilton Green Marimba 3 Lars Ramgren. Loading Unsubscribe from Lars Ramgren? xylophone solo by G.H. Green - Duration: Alex Frederick-Percussion 4, views.

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