1.Sculpture in Wood: This beautiful piece for 4 marimbas was originally composed for a Swiss ensemble. 2Wish Good Speed: This is Phonix’s original number. Rhythmically exciting and upbeat, with all the instruments alternately playing solo, this is fun to listen to and to perform. 3. Percussive Conference No.1 : This is a wonderful example that human voice can be used as a percussive instrument. The composer, Ikuo Kakehashi describes it as “ an oral tradition oriented style," with "chat-like playfulness.” 4.Omphalo Centric Lecture: According to Westlake, this piece for marimba ensemble was inspired by the painting of Paul Klee as well as African music. 5. Over the Ocean: Fusion and Japanese pop music influences this piece, which expresses the composer’s yearning for traveling to foreign countries. 6. Greetings to Herman: As the title indicates, this piece is often used as an opening for a concert. Although short, this is a percussion masterpiece, sustaining exciting and fierce rhythm patterns throughout. 7. On the Country Road: Composed in the image of an American country road, stretching infinitely in a natural landscape. Minimalist in style, with simple melody lines and rhythm patterns. 8. Visional Train. It consists of three parts, “departure,” “encounter,” and “farewell.” Its melody is simple and beautiful and is enjoyable for everyone. 9. Knock & Click: Progressive rock music may be the closest to describe this original piece. Urban and energetic in a best of rock music way, it is a popular repertoire among percussion ensemble players and fans. 10. Whisper of Forest: This quiet marimba ensemble piece was inspired by J. B. Bach. Please imagine trees whispering to each other at night, while sonw is silently falling.