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- - favorite co. for drums and heads and sticks?

favorite co. for drums and heads and sticks?

deltadrummer

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28 August 2005

thanks.. Steve Studio Technologies
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drumsetmaniac

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28 August 2005

External Link is a good link to samples of cool cadences
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deltadrummer

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28 August 2005

Nah the only good cadneces are Will Rapp ones and I have all of them... Can't play them anymore but I have them... Steve Studio Technologies
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thestub

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28 August 2005

The Drum Line seems to be quite an American thing - our schools just have bad orchestras. It was great, only drummer in the school - I could play whatever I wanted over the top of all the parts, and what were they going to do - throw out the entire percussion section Gareth I'm from the Old South Wales. Original and the best.
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Menalaus

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28 August 2005

our school actually had quite a good one, but then we did have a very passionate teacher blank
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thestub

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28 August 2005

Our teacher was horrible - and didn't like students, and thought that music was too good for us. Gareth I'm from the Old South Wales. Original and the best.
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SBL1

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28 August 2005

Drumline evolved from the old marching bands of the mid-century that began playing for football (American football) half-time shows out on the field. It started with much of the music being Sousa-type marches and the drill being mostly block formations.

It has evolved to an amazing art form nowadays. The drill is almost entirely asymmetrical with flowing lines, designs; a sort of kinetic work of art. The music is incredibly exciting, usually arrangements of anything from old classical standards to big band jazz to even original compostions written just for drumcorps.

Lee

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thestub

6,878 posts (1 today)
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28 August 2005

So, not Tosca played badly by ill trained 12 year olds? Gareth I'm from the Old South Wales. Original and the best.
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SBL1

15,829 posts (1 today)
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28 August 2005

That'll be a negatory on that thar Lee
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thestub

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28 August 2005

Music education really sucks in the UK - it is private lessons or bad lessons. There is no real pride in school music. Gareth I'm from the Old South Wales. Original and the best.
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