Percussion&nbsp;comes out from the rhythm section and takes center stage for a KWU&nbsp;Percussion&nbsp;Ensemble concert at 7:00 pm on April 22 in Sams Chapel on the Kansas Wesleyan University&nbsp;campus.

Guest artist and soloist Dr. Hannah Weaver, from the University of Nebraska–Omaha will join the&nbsp;Percussion&nbsp;Ensemble for a selection of mostly quartets.

The audience can expect to hear a variety of instruments used, most of them “traditional,” such as marimba, vibraphone and snare drum, but elements such as spoken text, muting of marimba bars, almglocken (alpine bells), copper pipes and bottles will be involved to create different textures.&nbsp;

In addition to featuring Weaver, the&nbsp;Percussion&nbsp;Ensemble will premiere a new work, “Parallax,” by Shane Roderick.

The concert is free, and the public is encouraged to attend.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/9/1758835696491.jpeg" alt="Bieber Hall, includes the KWU Music Hall of Fame and a special entrance to Sams Chapel at Kansas Wesleyan University. - Courtesy of KWU" />
 <figcaption>Bieber Hall, includes the KWU Music Hall of Fame and a special entrance to Sams Chapel at Kansas Wesleyan University. - Courtesy of KWU</figcaption>
 </figure>Kansas Wesleyan University&nbsp;Percussion&nbsp;comes out from the rhythm section and takes center stage for a KWU&nbsp;Percussion&nbsp;Ensemble concert at 7:00 pm on April 22 in Sams Chapel on the Kansas Wesleyan University&nbsp;campus.Guest artist and soloist Dr. Hannah Weaver, from the University of Nebraska–Omaha will join the&nbsp;Percussion&nbsp;Ensemble for a selection of mostly quartets.The audience can expect to hear a variety of instruments used, most of them “traditional,” such as marimba, vibraphone and snare drum, but elements such as spoken text, muting of marimba bars, almglocken (alpine bells), copper pipes and bottles will be involved to create different textures.&nbsp;In addition to featuring Weaver, the&nbsp;Percussion&nbsp;Ensemble will premiere a new work, “Parallax,” by Shane Roderick.The concert is free, and the public is encouraged to attend.

KWU Percussion concert to feature guest artist, premiere