All You Can Beat Double Drums feat. Philipp Jungk & Alexander Glöggler

• 1 Enjoy the Silence 03:56
• 2 Icon 03:54
• 3 Nothing Else Matters 03:47
• 4 Precious 03:53
• 5 One More Time 05:19
• 6 Nessun Dorma 02:53
• 7 Hydra 04:21
• 8 Handpan Horizon 03:53
• 9 Boom-Whaka 03:19
• 10 Big Five 03:30
• 11 Beat It Up! 04:21
• 12 Baumarkt 02:33
• Total Runtime 45:39

Info for All You Can Beat

For 20 years, the percussion duo DOUBLE DRUMS has been thrilling audiences on stages in Germany, Europe, and far beyond. The two trained multi-percussionists have made a name for themselves with awards such as the prestigious Bavarian Art Promotion Prize and over 4 million YouTube clicks.

Their new album “All you can BEAT” promises a unique percussion experience. The duo transforms everyday objects such as garbage cans, gas cans, and traffic signs into rousing beats. At the same time, they shed new light on the entire world of percussion instruments, from vibraphones to marimbas. They present their own compositions, but also world hits such as Enjoy the Silence, Nothing Else Matters, and film music from Das Boot and Star Wars in completely new and surprising versions.

Alex Glöggler and Philipp Jungk turn your stage into a place where the rhythm of everyday life becomes a mesmerizing symphony. The energy and enthusiasm of the two likeable drummers is transferred to the audience from the very first second, regardless of age.

It is this mix of impressive precision, inventiveness, and captivating entertainment that makes the Double Drums program perhaps the most varied percussion show in Europe—it is, as the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper titled it, simply “More than just boom-boom-chak.”

Double Drums

Double Drums
In the beginning, there was rhythm—that's how it was for the two of them. Even as children, Philipp Jungk and Alex Glöggler searched the kitchen for pots and pans and built a small drum set out of them—basically, they still do the same thing today :-)


They met while studying percussion at the Munich University of Music, soon played over 100 concerts in social institutions for the association “Live Music Now” founded by Yehudi Menuhin, and were able to expand their musical spectrum once again. During their studies, they played in large orchestras such as the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, in bands, and began to write their own music.

Since 2005, they have been touring worldwide in major concert halls (including the Elbphilharmonie), city halls, and cultural centers, at the EXPO in Milan, and have also presented their music in South America and China.
They have been guests on major TV shows on ARD and ZDF, performed live at the Bavarian Film Awards, and have over 4 million YouTube clicks, which speaks for itself.

The multi-award-winning percussion duo has performed with artists as diverse as Sol Gabetta, Florian Silbereisen, Thilo Wolf, and as soloists with the Munich Radio Orchestra, the Robert Schumann Philharmonic Chemnitz, the Munich Chamber Orchestra, the Göttingen Symphony Orchestra, the Tianjin Symphony Orchestra, and the Hof Symphony Orchestra, and have played at numerous festivals such as the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival, the Ludwigsburg Castle Festival, and the Hong Kong Arts Festival.

Double Drums blurs the boundaries between classical music, groove, sophistication, and entertainment, for which they were awarded the Bavarian Culture Prize by the State Ministry of Science, Research, and the Arts.

Since 2016, the two have put together four full-length shows: “Groove Symphonies” (2016), their Christmas concert “Groovin' Christmas - the x-mas Percussion Show” (2018), and their program “Beat Rhapsody” (2019). Since 2025, the two have been performing on stage with their new program “All you can BEAT.”

In addition to their concert tours, they want to inspire enthusiasm for music, especially among children. In addition to family concerts, they have given well over 100 workshops on everyday objects and regular concerts in schools.

"It is important to us that people experience what you can do with rhythm and how versatile a percussion show is. Our fun and enthusiasm for what we do is transmitted to the audience, whether young or old, and delights people all over the world.“ Quote Glöggler

The Berlin Tagesspiegel writes: ”As thrilling as some of the standard Asian drum shows may be, the ultimate percussion spectacle currently comes from Munich."

Alexander Glöggler
was born in Sulzbach-Rosenberg in 1976 and studied classical percussion at the University of Music in Munich with Prof. Dr. Peter Sadlo. In 2004, he completed his studies with a master's degree.

As a soloist and ensemble musician, Alexander Glöggler has made guest appearances at renowned international festivals: Echternach Music Festival Luxembourg, Burghausen Jazz Festival, Braunschweig Klassix Festival, MIDEM in Cannes, European Weeks, International ARD Competition, Schwetzingen Festival, Munich Biennale, Les Museiques Festival Basel, Hong Kong Percussion Festival, and Seoul Drum Festival.

He has also performed with the SWR Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra under Sir Roger Norrington, Andrey Boreyko and Helmut Rilling, the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra under Lorin Maazel, Dimitri Kitajenko and George Benjamin, the Stuttgart State Opera under Lothar Zagrosek and the Bavarian State Opera under Kent Nagano.

He has also worked with Christoph Poppen, Emanuel Pahud, Heinz Holliger, Peter Eötvös, Matthias Pintscher, Alexander Liebreich, and Helmut Lachenmann, among others.

In the fall of 2007, he received the Youth Promotion Prize from the city of Sulzbach-Rosenberg. Until 2007, he played over 100 concerts as a scholarship holder of the “Live Music Now” association founded by Sir Yehudi Menuhin.

He has participated in various CD and television productions for Bayerischer Rundfunk, SWR, 3 Sat, CCTV 4 (China), Arte, ZDF, and Bayerisches Fernsehen.

Alexander Glöggler is also a member of the “Li Biao Percussion Group” (China) and has been performing worldwide with the band “Power! Percussion” for many years. ​

From 2019-2022, he held a teaching position at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Munich for percussion teaching.

Philipp Jungk
was born in Munich in 1977. After graduating from the Pestalozzi Gymnasium music school there, he studied classical percussion at the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich with Prof. Dr. Peter Sadlo. He received his artistic diploma in 2002 and completed his studies with a master class diploma in 2004.

As a member of the groups “Peter Sadlo & Friends,” the “Li Biao Percussion Group,” and “Power Percussion,” he has performed worldwide, including at the Hong Kong Drum Festival, the Les Museiques Festival Basel, the Echternach Festival Luxembourg, and the Forbidden City Concert Hall Beijing.

He has participated in various television productions for ZDF, 3 Sat, Arte, CCTV (China), and Bavarian Television.

Philipp Jungk is a regular guest of the Munich Chamber Orchestra under Alexander Liebreich and has played in various productions with the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Munich Philharmonic, the Bavarian State Opera, and the SWR Radio Symphony Orchestra Stuttgart under Kent Nagano, Lorin Maazel, James Levine, Christof Penderecki, and Sir Roger Norrington.

He has also worked with artists such as Sol Gabetta, Alexander Liebreich, Helmut Zerlett, Amon Düül, and Hermann Weindorf. From 2000 to 2008, he played over 100 concerts as a scholarship holder of the “Live Music Now” association founded by Sir Yehudi Menuhin.

Philipp Jungk is a member of the “Li Biao Percussion Group” (China) and has been performing worldwide with the band “Power! Percussion” for many years.

From 2019 to 2022, he held a teaching position at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Munich, teaching percussion.

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