Arranging for Percussion

I share some principles to help with selecting and arranging percussion instruments and creating arrangements for both percussion-based music and accompaniment. This lesson is aimed at music educators, teachers, students, and anyone who creates and plays ensemble-based percussion music.
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[@zairsantorriny3233]

Why can't we just get people like this guy in KZbin... Clear & Clean content, organized structure, no bullshit talking, no show-offs, no wasting time being "sub" commercial.. Completely informative and on the point.. Man channels like this are underrated... 🙄 Good arrangement just like explaining perc. arrangement!

[@laurent5084]

I 'm French and watch your videos from France. They are very interesting and I can understand you easily.

[@whaleguy]

Thanks immensely for this :) As a composer who isn't natively a drummer/percussionist, I get a lot of ideas on how to learn to think like one when adding in percussion, how the pick the instruments, what to play, and so on.

[@gahreen01]

Just sub’d. Been enjoying your instruction for a little over a month now, when I started playing djembe more. The way you take time to explain and emphasize listening makes a huge difference! Thanks.

[@danielmsms]

Tus vídeos deberían tener muchos likes más. Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos y experiencias. Dios te bendiga.

[@billstoye3628]

Kalani, I love your instruction. Sometimes I’m finding that I’d like to see/hear more frequent demonstration on what you’re explaining ~ good and useful information brother!

[@orlandodecima4116]

como siempre Mr kalani dando una amplia explicación para mejor comprensión en el empleo de los instrumentos thanks kyu very much.

[@nicolasmoreno7008]

Clean, usefull, but a little slow, sometimes you just take too much time, maybe some background music related to the topic of the video could be cool, or make some cuts to the video, and please, play live the instruments, in thet moment with a live example of playing and the trasition of each instrument etc... Your videos are great, i really enjoy learning with you... But they could be grater, big hug, i hope this lines help you to be better

[@4estFleur]

Great vid!

[@TAKAFUMI]

Thank you for a very useful lesson!!

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

TAKAFUMI PERCUSSION CHANNEL You’re welcome

[@n.smusicals8232]

Please make a video on bongos jangle beat

[@Stephen_raj7]

Please make videos for 5 to 6mins, 17 mins very boring nobody will like to watch sir, thank you..