Jig 2 Drumline (Oak Mountain) Sheet Music

IMPORTANT UPDATE: This cadence's sheet music has been re-written and re-uploaded to my new publishing channel, which can be found here along with new download links:
• Jig 2 Trans/Arr: Gabe ...
*I made a mistake in the bass drum part at measure 36. Just play the same part as measure 34, I'm sorry.*
This drumline cadence has become popular across High School marching bands and drumlines due to several viral KZbin videos from a school outside of Birmingham, AL. "Jig 2" has been created over the years at Oak Mountain High School, and thanks to the band's photographer, has had several viral videos depicting the cadence's up-beat groove and signature fast Tenor Drum features. The instrumentation in this video shows the Tenor Solo played once, along with the group Tenor Soli and the Bassline Soli feature. In performance, the 1st ending should be repeated as many times as it takes for all tenor plays to have a chance to perform the solo.
-The Top line is Snare Drum
-The Second Line are Quint Tenor Drums
-The Third line is (4) Tonal Bass Drums
-The Bottom line is Cymbals
Here is the link to download the score as a .mscz:
musescore.com/...
Here is the link to download the Musescore Program (I highly recommend it. and it's free):
musescore.org/
Here is the link to a great video demonstrating the original drumline playing this written version of the cadence, including the Bass solo:
• Awesome Tenors, Snares...
Thanks for watching. Feel free to go to the links and download the score for your own band to use.

[@solardevil4742]

Snares be sounding like a m4 lmao

[@samr7609]

Identify HD lmao now I can’t un hear that

[@snakebros2474]

LMAOO

[@aznkidd5169]

I am your 100th like triple digits ye

[@microwavedbread3021]

LMFAOOO u right

[@getcrafty3352]

200th like

[@kaijuumafoo]

I think this is universally every marching band student's favorite cadence

[@Voltex131]

Me and my friends are thinking about playing this for our director. It’s gonna be funny to see them struggle while I perfectly play the crash part

[@makaylaseidel6894]

I loved playing the cymbal part in highschool during pepband. It was so fun.

[@lizziejones7427]

Yo as a om cymbal the part is easy and a bop lol

[@cool_beanos]

The crash part isn't hard though, it's really the bass and the quads that are hard

[@stann_darsh]

@@cool_beanos Lmao yea that’s what they said 💀

[@Bravo-Airsoft]

Same

[@lezbizzy7270]

I'm a drum major at Oak Mountain and I love this, wonderful job!

[@uberrad.1907]

Izzy Crumpton I was in Alabama yesterday! Achh!

[@cl4y_]

Izzy Crumpton im at omms

[@schlopsker.mp5]

We play this same piece, we’re in escambia county in Florida, I go to Tate.

[@r-meister25]

Fr?

[@jacobdeaver1181]

Hey go wild cats

[@Pharry_]

The solo is hard but the audience’s cheers are worth it. It’s also good because the cheers hide any mistakes you make as long as you keep playing 👍🏻.

[@cezarriomcqueen7070]

that moment when the bass part is more complicated than the snare part

[@ziskav]

J-mack 5000 The snare part isn't that bad.

[@Jkjitsu]

J-mack 5000 none of this is hard 😓

[@marcostrinidad843]

J-mack 5000 nice

[@maddied9767]

Even I can play the snare part and I don’t play snare

[@jamesjosh5186]

Maddie D as a percussionist you should be able to play any part

[@KillerRaspberry]

I'd love to see the basses at my school try to do that 😂

[@emmaburgess593]

Killer Raspberry we are actually doing this this year and we have four basses and they are stuck by it 😂

[@OfficialWICK]

Killer Raspberry me being a bass drummer , the hardest part is get the triplets fast enough. also, synchrozation is impossible lol

[@purezest8363]

Killer Raspberry it's not hard just everyone has to be together and on time

[@gylestv4747]

Killer Raspberry he messed up on that part

[@liampetty2978]

The basses at my school can’t play quarters

[@sagesparks1578]

Jig 2 is literally the most lit song I've ever heard.

[@clotairevilbrun1998]

2017

[@bossniper15]

Double beat 9000

[@moinsquedemain]

shit*

[@blankkiddo4365]

bossniper15 right

[@fanofsdwrestling3910]

fr right same

[@bluerobot3806]

This is like me finding a new found origin in history. I never knew basses had a significant part like the tenors on this. I always thought it was only for tenors

[@djungelskogsn7529]

How many more times am I going to have to hear this before I die

[@bluerobot3806]

@Samuel Nelson damn...

[@Chris19628]

@THEnelsonbruhs eh

[@Pharry_]

You will be hearing this after you die, my friend

[@EpicLolBlox]

Playing the quad part for this next year in drumline, ive been practicing so much even tho its still a few months away. So excited

[@faithkeller9881]

I don’t even play drums and I love this jig! My ex played tenors in high school and ever since he showed me I’ve been hooked

[@mcoby]

I'm impressed that you were able to transcribe this entirely by ear. A faithful rendition!

[@cadenwasiewski1902]

That One Guy On The Internet, he didn’t... this is the official score...

[@cadenwasiewski1902]

🤔 well. Okay then. I’m in a drum Corp, thought it was the score. My bad.

[@torreywilliams6154]

Simon Walrod how is it poorly formatted? What do you mean? Am I missing something because this man got everything right

[@torreywilliams6154]

Simon Walrod 1. I read the description before I made my post 2. As long as the music works, idc about repeats. 3. You can still read the rest so I mean /shrug I really don’t feel like arguing about it Yes, it could’ve been better I guess, but in the end the sheet music works and is beneficial to anyone trying to use this piece as all the notes are properly formatted except those few bass notes that were stated in the desc. The sheet music works so.

[@Deji_bro]

@@cadenwasiewski1902 I'm really late to this but i find it hard to believe your in a drum Corp

[@percussionboi4490]

Top line is snare, then quads, base drum, then cymbals

[@Jan___.]

Yeah we know it's in the description.

[@bassyxgrelle8659]

See, when it goes into that really long part of just one tenor, the entirety of our band goes wild and we all cheer once the person plays it

[@zav.i]

Can someone give me a backstory on Jig2? Because it’s been spread from the east to the west coast, like who wrote it?

[@bwfitz]

@Simon Walrod It certainly has become popular online.....

[@jasonswanson6281]

It was created around 2004 or 2005 by Desmond can’t remember his last name. I had the pleaser of drumming with him on the line only one year but he’s an incredible musician. He graduated from UAB.

[@roadto100mil2]

It even spread out here in south east asia but thank god it did because it's lit

[@savageseven1503]

I’m on tenors for my band and this is one of our main cadences and let me just say this is one of the hardest cadences I’ve ever played 😂 the other tenor started playing it blindfolded 😂

[@JakobLS357]

I go to oakmountain and I can confirm it is very fun seeing the drums go off, great job man.

[@turkonfire]

I'm rewatching this and I can't believe how much the cymbals contribute.

[@kiro1540]

I love this! It's so catchy and fun to listen/play to! *My sister gets annoyed by it lol*

[@HalfHazzard]

gocaps Kiro Accura Thanks so much for the feedback, I spent a good part of two days writing this by ear, so it's good to know people appreciate the effort I put in. I may end up writing more stuff on musescore like this in the future!

[@kiro1540]

I'd be glad to stay to watch!

[@ellianakeenan8873]

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[@ellianakeenan8873]

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[@the_moist]

@@ellianakeenan8873exactly!!!

[@BogomilHristov-tm1iv]

Music is magic and everyone who controls music and notes is a genius. The one who created this is a genius. Everything seems easy to play, but combined it makes the whole result of these, easy at first glance parts.

[@r-meister25]

Ik everyone loves the quads, and Ik it wasn’t that hard... BUT OMG THAT SNARE PART WAS 🔥

[@turkonfire]

"wasn't that hard" what the hell are you talking about

[@danielaguirre1220]

@@turkonfire My school has two quads, I’m one of them. We learn the song the same day we played it for a game. After some experience with the quads it’s not that hard.

[@isaacbaker4338]

yk those sixteenth triplets are triple rolled right?

[@bruh-xb2uy]

@@turkonfire The snare part is easy af bruh?

[@linngreene4518]

My school actually had a drumline this year where any band member could participate. We actually managed to play this (minus the base drum soli), alongside Genesis and Old Cadence. Borrowed some inspiration from another school, we turned our quad players upside-down.

[@labarri1727]

This is freaking amazing! I'm showing this to my drum major and maybe we can do this during parade season! (although we only have three snares, two tenors and three bases, we are a strong bunch! this should be fun!)

[@HalfHazzard]

LaBarri 172 Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video, have fun playing it with your drumline.

[@fetusgoblinatr7]

Still the most lit song ever, I listen to this at least twice a day 😂

[@LofiLover3093]

FetusGoblinatr7 ikr

[@collincolt4787]

We are playing this in our drum line...thank you so much for making this!

[@LofiLover3093]

I go to a blind school and we’re working on this song haha. Imagine blind people playing this and I’m on the base drums so I probably have the easier parts haha but still. I just hope we can do it because I fucking love this song.

[@rakkae2007]

this is actually pretty simple if you think about it! but it’s still SICK to play. i’m learning it and thinking about showing it to my drumline

[@bad_na_foxes4827]

Everytime i hear this I get emotional because I played this with my section before the seniors graduated and I had to move

[@Yaycen]

00:40

[@edb2441]

How do you get the drumline instruments on muse score? Ive never been able to find quads or bass drums so I've had to substitute with roto toms and timpani respectively.

[@HalfHazzard]

Dillon Blake When you go to create a new score, look above the list of drop down boxes with the different types of instruments. There will be a box that says "Common instruments." Click it and select "All instruments" from the list. Once you do that, look down through the list of boxes below, one will have "Marching percussion." You must be on the latest version to have it.

[@yeehawbb]

I go to Oak Mountain, and this is perfect!

[@HalfHazzard]

Amberly Acton Oh nice, thank you. I wrote this out by watching the videos and listening, so it feels good to know that I pretty much got it right.

[@nicholaskortenhaus]

I love it when the warthogs above join in on the snare part. Gives it that extra touch. *Italian hand kiss thing*

[@MagicMason1000]

I've heard so many "destroyed" versions of this song that the normal one just sounds weird and I'm constantly waiting for the explosion part of the song

[@stormi_wx5904]

This is what hypes every band kid

[@mileslange5797]

Never a dull moment when your playing with your drum line buddies c:

[@6am1ng4L1f3]

I love how only drums can make the best music i can hear

[@deadlock9885]

I love it when our drumline plays this and our quad player goes upside down for the solo

[@celticwuffy6637]

I’ve finally went through it with no mistakes! Hell yeah!

[@iamahuman.8181]

That bass part was epic

[@peterspates6854]

It doesn’t matter how easy it is it’s the quality of sound produced

[@sweetheartnumber01]

Yes and because it so "easy" . It should be clean!

[@flu8781]

The forbidden cadence. If you see someone playing this at my school you are given the obligation to stop them with all of your power

[@eggzachly7]

Thanks for this! Now my drumline can play this.. we already started it on the tenors because that part was obvious, but the snare was the one that we were confused by, and the bass splits! Thanks so much!

[@slowlybooming]

Band Camp at my school ain't band Camp without this song

[@SamBeckmeier]

the download says page not found :(

[@HalfHazzard]

Hello, thank you for watching my video and commenting on it. I have since gone and replaced the link with an active one that should work, try it and let me know :)

[@spike6192]

The cleanest I've heard the snares

[@j5g5c28]

My high schools drum line plays this at games to hype the crowd up, but we stop at the second time that the quads/tenors plays

[@JuanVargas-fd6cr]

I might have to join drum line lol

[@ivanfredrick2595]

I'll tell you, it's harder than you think because I'm in the drumline and it's a pain in the ass because we're the heart of the band

[@dawsonp007]

ugh Ivan lol

[@maxwellweiss9849]

I wanted to be a Snare or Bass Drum for my senior year, but instead I was thrusted into Tenor even if I am not really prepared. I’ll make an update how learning this song goes.

[@sk8terkyd326]

Don’t worry it’s not that hard

[@pop1923]

I hope you did well!

[@audrykusch6941]

okay but that bass part was fire

[@lautzy0390]

I would love to add this to my school's list of cadences but with a full line of Rookie basses i don't think it's happening LMAO

[@brysonmorton1968]

You should make a harder snare part if you ever come back to this, good job

[@americanacollectibles3068]

we are doing this this year !! I'm so excited !! #snareline

[@lantastic1]

Well, I guess I have to visit that Oak Mountain high school video AGAIN!

[@x12sykro52]

Thanks I took screenshots of the tenor solo so I could practice it.

[@HalfHazzard]

I’m glad you enjoyed the video and it was helpful! Keep on the lookout, I’m working on making a newer up-to-date video that will also link to a site where you can print off the sheet music for all the parts for different versions of the cadence. Thanks for watching!

[@msewell763]

For a more accurate experience play the main part at 1.25 speed :)

[@corpsefucker6975]

listening to this at 90 bpm is what it feels like high

[@raymontdabizach]

*0.25x playback speed*

[@discotrain173]

Bass run legit sounds like helicopters trying to land

[@charlessantiago8783]

Fast rolling in quad is legit

[@coopermyrick6277]

I just want to see a bass line pull that off

[@HalfHazzard]

It’s a pretty impressive split for a bass line to play, and Oak Mountain demonstrates it really well on their KZbin channel, here’s a great video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g17TnnyNlJqKo68

[@athantroquille7605]

I wish it had the snare solo part with the 10 second lick remix

[@MajoretteKay]

This helped me ready quad notation! Thank You So Much!!!

[@HalfHazzard]

MajoretteKay Thank you for enjoying the video, glad I could help you.

[@bryllenall3509]

U just hear the snare part like tatatatatatattataatatatattatatatatatatatatatatatatatatattaat

[@dancemillyrose1509]

I need this for my cymbals thank you

[@kobiedyer6135]

My school hates this but i LOVE IT

[@madmaxhart5579]

I use musescore to write out my marching band music for my bands. It is easy to use.

[@DJG44]

You helped me learn it for my 6th grade tallent show and everyone was supprised because its a high school cadence thanks so much

[@Mrbonehunter57]

I remember my high schools drumline doing this and our dance

[@skylergore3650]

fuck that snare part is easy I'm all sight reading it and I suck at sight reading lol

[@matt5g]

tweak beats I watched this vid and instantly was able to play snare part while looking at music because it is so easy

[@chriskendall9106]

I'm in 8th grade and I'm going to try to play this whole song on the Quints part all the way through 1:40!

[@oak7638]

Marching to this would be a death sentence

[@Bo-pn2pg]

This is dope. Thank you!!

[@wj2music]

We play this but we have "Mary have a little lamb" played first then we have a tenor solo, a snare solo and then a sax solo

[@turkonfire]

I'm a new tenor and watching the tenor parts made me tense my legs up so hard lmfao. Also what in the actual hell is that bass drum part near the end.

[@Fexxis_]

one of the bass drums got our director to play this and i thought it was a musescore shitpost

[@SUPZClanGaming]

we did this song with no quads 2 basses 2 snares and one cymbals player who didnt know how to play the cymbals (Although she was a fill in she mainly plays flute) But is still sounded really good and we played it right,

[@holdenfershee9094]

thanks for the links!

[@andrewdukes8237]

I'm practicing the tenor part for the regional basketball game, wish me luck 🤞

[@bogustbork8888]

im impressed the solo was clean I didnt hear a single rim

[@stanfoo1175]

i need some help. Im only in 8th grade, and i can play every part of this song except the solo. I can play the solo pretty fast, but still a tinsy bit slower than the original solo... any tips? i practice alot but my hand speed hasnt changed

[@HalfHazzard]

stanfoo If you're having problems getting to the head of each drum to play fast enough then I recommend turning your body with your arms as you play the solo, especially playing between the 2 Low toms and the 2nd Low and 2nd High drum, turning your hips with your arms and bringing your whole body to each head, but this really Only applies if your toms are on a stand, not so much a harness. In that case you just need to really focus on playing on the closer, inside areas of the head's so you don't have to move your hands as far. Also really making sure that you sub-divide the quarter beats in your head and count "1-&-2-&-3-&-4-&-" as each 8th note's amount of time and you switch which drum you are playing the triplets on. Also I'm not a drummer mainly so I may have messed up on some of the exact terminology but that's the best way I can explain it

[@monkmutha8235]

stanfoo try to use as little arm as possible, try to use fingers and a (very) little bit of wrist. Also just let it flow. Usually when you play that fast, it just kinda happens because the drums provide nearly all the bounce you need. But the most important thing is to practice a TON. Sometimes hundreds of times (but not in a row, take frequent breaks) it took me a while to get the solo down

[@nicholaskohler5160]

That moment when you realize you learned a harder version of this and laugh at how easy this is compared to it

[@jbrand8344]

I go to Oak Mountain, this is awesome but the best thing of jig 2 is the dancing

[@bwfitz]

J Brand nothing like being there live and in person

[@OhBFx]

Wow! Best I've ever heard the tenors 😂

[@johnfuell746]

We made a mega quad with our basses and played this it was fun

[@legoafro7748]

Good job that's really good this will really help me ;)

[@spoonmouse3820]

I love this song since it’s easy for snare and I play snare

[@matt5g]

Can I just say sounds great but snare rolls sound like they are sped up by 100%

[@CaIamity_]

Simon Walrod yeah you’re right. I guess the computer can’t process the sound

[@dylanclark3833]

RIP the drumline im in

[@username55ify]

This is my fucking jam.

[@mellgriffin5666]

Standard Trevor Koeay

[@desayo-pubgm9222]

my old middle school had a parade class for 7-8th grade and for 6th grade they were practicing

[@JayRev_Music]

do we like the tuning? especially the tenors> I didn’t…till mes.45 - then it worked! love this jig!

[@tobelight1175]

Very nice! .... other paper for my collection.

[@ButterKing-28]

Hay! I use Musescore to make music, How do you make a scrolling video like this?

[@HalfHazzard]

Hey ButterKing -28, thanks for your question. There's a couple ways you can make a video: 1) What I did for this video was go the "File" tab in the top left of the program, and click "Save Online" which saves the score to my online MuseScore.com account. From there you have the option to "Send to KZbin" which will upload a video like this to a KZbin account. 2) The other way to make a video would be to use a software capable of recording your screen (I would recommend OBS) and record the actual software interface as it performs the regular playback. Hope that helped, thanks for watching!

[@ButterKing-28]

@@HalfHazzard Thank you!

[@wendyh.6645]

I am not even a tenor player and I already know how to play the tenor part

[@Dylwap]

The tenor part is scary but I can play the snare part of this song with only 2 weeks of practice

[@A-ZoneG4ming]

As a drummer i aprove this

[@dadthecrewmate1429]

How'd you get drumline sounds in musescore

[@HalfHazzard]

Brad Pilcher When you make a new score and go to select instruments, there's a drop down box above the instruments that should say "common instruments" by default. Select "all instruments" then look through the list of drop down boxes, on will say "Marching Percussion" containing only the 4 instruments used in his video.

[@noahduren2727]

I love this more even though my school created a different version that also sounds great.

[@analougarcia8240]

Its a good drumline

[@tarasmith5839]

omggg we do this every year it’s so fun even the non band kids join in on the marry had a little lamb part

[@EpicLolBlox]

I play quads and im trying to get my director to let us play this next football season.