Leander Drums In The Lot At 2018 BOA Austin Regional

[@DennisJohnsonDrummer]

There is something symmetrically appealing to a matched grip line that is properly taught like this one. Stick angles, heights, mechanics, etc.. And the transference to all of the other percussion instruments must be something that has gone into the thought process of playing matched, not to mention the recruiting of a snare line each year. I mean, if a few guys graduate - you have tenors and basses and others in the line to draw from to replace them. Otherwise in a traditional grip line you are constantly having to train the left hands of young percussionists and to what end? To play snare drum in the marching band. Other than jazz drum set there is no advantage in my opinion. And this is coming from an old dude who marched under D.C.I. Hall of Fame member Tom Float and was taught by a guy who marched in the Air Force Drum & Bugle Corps! I applaud the lines I see going matched when they are properly taught. Bravo!!

[@daintersc4]

1:03 You can run, but you can’t hide

[@503music6]

Mcnutt writes for us Also our tech literally comes from the boston crusaders as well as our percussion director

[@froggiflow]

1:03 sadness

[@canalbandashow]

*Very Nice performance* 👏👏👏👏

[@yorbaband9881]

Colin Mcnutt Vibes

[@EBG...]

Round rock has a really mcnutt sound too

[@mtstans]

tasty writing. great bass line!

[@TylerDunphy]

neat

[@patrickr7642]

Snares using matched grip is hideous. But great playing otherwise👍

[@holographicmemes4274]

hating from outside of the club 👎

[@TylerDunphy]

nope

[@gmjerseys]

Clean doesn’t care what grip you use, if it’s clean it’s clean.

[@Uncle_Yam]

@@gmjerseys they should just play 8th notes only then to be as clean as possible

[@gmjerseys]

@@Uncle_Yam you definitely missed the point of the comment but aight