Grover Pro Founder Neil Grover Inducted Into PAS Hall of Fame

The Percussive Arts Society (PAS) recently announced Neil Grover, founder of Grover Pro Percussion, will be inducted into the organization’s PAS Hall of Fame during its upcoming Percussive Arts Society International Convention (PASIC) in Indianapolis this November. This event honors Grover’s enduring commitment to the world of percussion, reflecting on his stellar career that spans over four decades.

Grover is a performer, music educator, instrument innovator and business pioneer, whose significant influence has resonated throughout the music industry. His career spans more than 40 years of affiliation with Boston’s top musical organizations, including the Boston Symphony and Boston Pops. His educational contributions are marked by his tenure at two prominent university music programs and his authorship of four books on percussion technique.

Grover’s artistic reach extends beyond classical music, most notably having contributed to the scores of Phillip Glass’ “Mishima” and John Williams’ “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom,” not to mention performing alongside rock group Aerosmith.

In harmony with his artistic endeavors, Grover’s entrepreneurial drive led him to found Grover Pro Percussion, a company celebrated for its innovation in crafting superior musical instruments and accessories. His key leadership positions within the Percussive Arts Society, including his tenure on the board of directors, the advisory board, and his role as chair of the symphonic committee, have been instrumental in ensuring the organization’s continued success.

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