2014 Cadets Snares - LEARN THE MUSIC to Appalachian Spring!

[@brendencoplen8067]

the guy in the red shirt was amazing

[@kingsweetfly5745]

as a drum set player with no corps experience i am blown away at the rhythmic complexity of drum corps music . The accuracy with which you subdivide is freaking mind-blowing . On drum set , early era Dave Weckl is about as close to drum corps accuracy as I have heard .

[@jordanmcclain4412]

I am center snare at a high school in georgia and a senior but im not even close to learnig this and im trying out for spirit of atlanta so...

[@ELDLtenors]

jordann mcclain what are you even saying......

[@geraldA1sauce]

jordann mcclain what school?

[@SwIsH189]

ELDLtenors hahaha

[@jordanmcclain4412]

henry county high

[@nathantaaron]

Collin: "So we won drums last year" *takes bucket of 2013 beats* *dumps it into bucket of 2014 beats* "Yup"

[@tehjefey]

This whole thing is a great place to improv audition solos from. Especially the fivelet sections. Oh my god I geeked out for like 10 minutes.

[@samrovito3694]

I hope your taps weren't in the cloud district

[@simplyvibinn5417]

@@samrovito3694 lmfao

[@IsaiahLamb]

Colin makes it sound like the 5-let paradiddle thing is something totally new, but he's definitely used that a decent amount in past cadet books! The end of the 2011 drum break was almost identical

[@topherstott]

Very cool to hear the classic cadet music interpreted with the modern style of writing and playing. I have very fond memories of the 1987 Garfield show. Great book

[@B0neMaster]

Got the first two and a half bars and the last one DOWN!! #MAKINTHELINE #Cadets2015 #Rageout

[@brichpmr]

They performed this feature while racing 50 yards across the field, totally exposed to physical and audible error.....killer drum line that was!

[@xMHSxDrumline]

at 1:34 "Well, that escalated quickly."

[@christianmitchell9926]

my college uses the McNutts, they're such a great stick IF yo get a good pair.

[@mrjeremy2877]

such amazing writing.

[@rocknrolldude3212]

This book is soooo fun.. Especially those 5let paradiddles

[@drummersnare6276]

Great chop builder I use this as a warm up

[@kswizz26]

4:11 Welcome to the Key of E 5:28 Welcome to the Key of Ab

[@DestinCastro]

This is incredible

[@marynyogi]

Reminds me of an old competition piece "My Friend Norman."

[@SchreiberDrums]

Glad to see Mason in'ere. Congrats buddy!

[@daljoe54]

is there a marimba part for this anywhere?

[@fishdinners7760]

As a wind player this blows my mind

[@SALEENS7GTR5]

+Grey Strike Don't worry, us drummers are just as dazed.

[@brendencoplen8067]

+FAULT LINE right?

[@jrmbvn]

practice makes perfect

[@ScottieP7]

What does the inverted triangle notation mean to do? (The outline circle with dot in the middle)

[@geraldA1sauce]

Gock shot

[@ScottieP7]

Lol I've been playing percussion for 5 years now and don't even know what that is.

[@JesseStevens]

ping shot

[@davidcampos2748]

What are the note with 5 over them how do you count them

[@johnathanwhite4878]

David campos fivelets, basically putting 5 notes inside a quarter note. So just like sixteenth notes are four notes in a quarter note, 5lets are 5 in a quarter note. I would start slow and use a five syllable word like u-ni-vers-i-ty and get used to the Rhythm

[@pattakronproducer6390]

What that sound snare tunner

[@mikedenison8776]

Music starts at 1:05.

[@richardtemple9292]

Can anyone explain to me what sub in measure 14 means?

[@Mr12Hockeyguy]

Richard Temple "Sub" In musical terms means subito, or suddenly, so after the p to f crescendo it means to immediately drop to P

[@richardtemple9292]

DrumlineFreak​ thank you sir!

[@nelsondesmond3396]

I'll try to keep my pinky on in the future ;)

[@srch4trth]

measures 24-26 nice throwback to '98

[@jwillis9499]

Yessir....I thought the very same thing. How ya mom nems?!?

[@kylematthews7032]

Not very hard at a slow tempo

[@TheGospelHub]

This question may sound dumb to many of you, but I really don't care, and it's for the sake of knowledge; What is the difference between the hollow note with the dot in the center and the note with the x? They both appear to be rimshots.

[@nonpoverty18]

The note with the x is a normal rimshot and the note with the dot in the center is a pingshot and you just hit a rimshot with the rim closer to the bead of the stick and it creates a higher pitched sound that cuts through better.

[@TheGospelHub]

Thank you

[@tnave93]

And the ones with the "G"s over them are Gock shots....just hit a shot at quadruple forte with the whole length of your stick and see what happens. Badass.

[@wearefamily12]

Thomas Nave Remove index finger for most desirable Gauk effect. Gotta have shot marks between the tape

[@TheDukeOfLukes]

Holy 5-lets, Batman!

[@8020drummer]

Nasheet s$&@. (5:40)

[@jonburgundy1]

To all inspiring drummers: JOIN MARCHING BAND!!!

[@scatdrummer666]

oops second snare from the end @ 1:34

[@brianmalexander]

really good recovery though

[@shotgunjojoful]

where is the tenor part :(

[@dunnenrb]

the whole tenor line got cut this year

[@shotgunjojoful]

haha

[@ethanmarsingill]

why?

[@a7xR3v3r3nd]

Just learned that fivelet patter! :D

[@TNVOLS97]

Calling high drums next to BD

[@nicholasthames14]

just realized there were only seven snares that year. . . . interesting.

[@nikkinunud3850]

That's my ill bro doing the Damn thing

[@503music6]

1:30 keyboards playing fucking scales

[@haydenconley]

Holy fivelets. FLAMFLAMFLAMFLAMFLAMFLAM fiveletfiveletfiveletfiveletfivelet....

[@PeytonStaysGold]

I can play everything until the paradiddles.. Those are just too fast lol

[@YourBestPalCal]

It's like he just gets tired of writing stuff, and just throws in 5s for no reason. It was how the 2011 feature ended, it's how 2012's, and 2013's ended. I can't do what he does, not even close, but it just doesn't seem musical.

[@kotlingoddess]

They're inhuman

[@nikkinunud3850]

That's my ill bro doing the Damn thing