Grover Pro Percussion was founded in 1979 with one clear goal; to design and manufacture the world’s finest percussion products. As a professional percussionist myself, I understand the importance of using the best tools available. My approach to business has always been from the perspective…
Professor William Moersch To Present at the Wyoming Day of Percussion
University of Illinois Professor William Moersch will be presenting a number of clinics at the annual Wyoming Day of Percussion on April 13, 2019. Bill will present clinics on marimba, timpani and percussion accessories. The event will be hosted by Dr. Andrew Wheelock and will be…
We’re the 2019 Small Business Manufacturer of the Year!
Grover Pro was founded with one clear goal; to manufacture the world’s finest percussion products. Over the past 39 years we have worked tirelessly to achieve that goal. Today, we’re thrilled to announce that our accomplishments are being recognized by the US Small Business Administration!
Grover GSX-6N Model Chosen – “Snare Drum of The Month”
Throughout March our friends at Percussion Source are featuring our GSX-N 6.5″ x 14″ high gloss natural finish snare drum at the lowest price ever! Here’s the deal…buy one of our GSX Snare Drums from Percussion Source this month and get a $50 REBATE! Don’t delay…this…
New Percussive Connections
Our latest installment of “Percussive Connections” features Dr. Paul Buyer. Dr. Buyer is an acclaimed percussion educator and author of “Working Towards Excellence – 8 Values for Achieving Success in Work & Life”. CLICK HERE TO WATCH
NEW Gong Mallets !
We’ve added two new aluminum handle gong mallets to our line: TT-4A – ROLLING GONG MALLETS Our TT-4A Gong/Tam-tam rolling mallets are perfectly weighted to produce consistent rolls on any size gong/tam-tam. Features include a 3 1/8″ diameter head, 5/8″ lightweight aluminum handle and solid…
“Discussions in Percussion” launched!
New for 2019 is a series of in-depth interviews posted to our Youtube channel. “Discussions in Percussion” will feature guest percussionists, educators and composers who each bring a unique perspective to the percussive arts. The first of these videos feature Dr. Brandon Arvay and Casey…
The Great Snare Misconception
Years of snare research and development brings us to the conclusion that runs contrary to the traditional concept of snare functionality. By questioning everything believed to be true about snare response, we unearthed the shocking truth: Just because you play at the edge of the…
The Triangle
The triangle is an idiophonic musical instrument of the percussion family. It is a bar of metal, most usually steel in modern instruments, bent into a triangle shape. One of the angles is left open, with the ends of the bar not quite touching –…
The Fallacy Of In Line Jingles
There are a number of percussion myths that are circulating, such as “warming up crash cymbals”. In all my years of playing cymbals with both the Boston Pops and Boston Symphony, I have never played a crash where I think the cymbals spoke late –…
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