Andrew Munger is a composer, educator, and multi-percussion artist living in Raleigh, NC. A versatile musician, Andrew has done extensive work with symphonic percussion, West African percussion, drumset, and electronic media, and is currently expanding his horizons to include performing on and composing for the vibraphone and marimba.
Andrew understands the benefits of music education, and is committed to sharing his musical expertise with all who want to learn to play drums and percussion. In his private drum and percussion lessons, Andrew helps students uncover and develop their musical abilities, while challenging them to attain new levels of artistry in their playing. Andrew also offers clinics and workshops on topics ranging from audition preparation to succeeding as a professional musician and composer.
Andrew has composed several works devoted to music education, including two pieces created in direct collaboration with Wake Forest Elementary Band students. Through his educational commission program, Andrew seeks to introduce young students to modern music and involve them in the compositional process.
In addition to inspiring music students, Andrew enjoys creating and performing new solo percussion works, freelancing with ensembles in the Triangle area, and collaborating with fellow musicians and composers around the world.
For more information about Andrew's projects, or to request information on commissioning a new musical work, please visit his website,
RhythmArt.com or
send an email.
Raleigh Symphony Orchestra - principal percussionist
Bodhisattva Percussion Group - A chamber percussion orchestra dedicated to bringing innovative percussion repertoire to Raleigh audiences.
Tribal World View - West African-influenced ensemble
Tokyo Falls Periculum - A solo exploration of inner creativity, Periculum consists of Andrew and his electronics, and creates music drawing a variety of genres.
Summerglen - Christina and Andrew's unique musical experiment, specializing in positive, uplifting trombone & marimba tunes.