About Us
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The Allan Spencer Mallet Choir is a family-oriented, percussion performance group, bringing amusement and delight to its audience with every stunning delivery. We have a wide variety of musical styles with a vast repertoire. If you are looking for an awe-inspiring performance, then SEARCH NO FURTHER! Your audience will, undoubtedly, be swept off their feet by our exotic, soul-resonating, rosewood marimbas. And the experience of the Allan Spencer Mallet Choir’s interactive atmosphere will send your audience home with cherished memories. Please feel free to contact our references for more info. The following presentations are services provided by the Allan Spencer Mallet Choir:
- Chamber Music Concerts
- School Clinics / Master classes*
- Children's Concerts*
- Novelty and supplementary performances to a large symphony concert
- Weddings, Funerals, Other Private Formal Occasions
- Celebrations such as: Graduation Parties, Baby Showers, etc
- Solo / Ensemble Festivals
- And much more!
What do the asterisks indicate?
*The Allan Spencer Mallet Choir also incorporates music into a workshop for youth; Teaching them how to set goals and take control of their own futures. It is one of the goals of the Allan Spencer Mallet Choir to provide a safe, insightful, entertaining, reflective learning experience to children in your school district.
The Mission Statement of the Allan Spencer Malet Choir:
- Cultivate, Support, and Nurture the arts; One community at a time.
- To inspire by demonstrating our dedication and love for our craft.
- Motivate our audience, young and old, to seek out their dreams and goals.
- Commission and perform new works by upcoming composers.
"Allan Spencer's "Mallet Choir" has thrilled Merced audiences with its virtuosity and animation. The Merced Symphony has featured this mesmerizing 4-person group in our January, '07 Family Concert and our May Chamber Concert.
Mr. Spencer's remarkable arrangements of conventional classics such as Korsokov's "Flight of the Bumblebee" and Beethoven's "Pathetique" result in unforgettable eclectic marimba creations.
This "Mallet Choir's" extraordinary musical proficiency electrifies the audience as they hover over the bars, mallets flying at a high velocity, vigorously striking, gently tapping, filling the hall with the unconventional beauty of the marimba sound."
