Marching Tenor Drums Warmup - Sound Investments For Musical Returns

[@nikolaitaylor6200]

Can you email me the sheet music please

[@TAROLEANDO]

+nikolai taylor sure send me your email at [e-mail] and I can send you all the parts. Where do you play at?

[@jeremygalsim2484]

Jesus Alfonso Canal can i send you my email as well? I would also like the sheet music

[@TAROLEANDO]

Yeah for sure, no worries.

[@jeremygalsim2484]

Actually, I just dm’d you on Ig, if you dont mind (Im the potato)

[@TAROLEANDO]

Yeah for sure, you can also find me on this IG taroleando.ig

[@Amelia-xl4lg]

On the second beat of the first exercise, do you play as fast possible? Is that what the marking means

[@aero-jworkshops5729]

Amelia no that’s just a roll, meaning you let the stick bounce twice in your hand and then the other hand. So I’m slow motion it would be R l r l Rr ll rr ll R l r l rr ll rr ll rr ll rr ll and So on

[@TAROLEANDO]

Amelia well this is a late reply, but they are 32nd notes. So it just means to play a double stroke roll for 1 beat. That’s the notation used in percussion for 32nd note rolls. Hope you figured all that by now. Keep on drumming 🥁✌🏼

[@emmanuelreyes6599]

Does anyone know where I can get the sheet music for this?

[@TAROLEANDO]

Find me on Instagram or Facebook I can send it to you.

[@adalrojas170]

Más vídeos de ejercicios para percusiones de marcha :) Saludos!

[@TAROLEANDO]

Adal Rojas de donde es usted? Si mi plan es subir mas contenido de percusión de marcha. Poco a poco vamos ir subiendo mas, gracias por el apoyo.

[@adalrojas170]

Jesus Alfonso Canal soy de México, Muy agradecido con usted si sube más vídeos. Sigue así; Este canal es muy bueno 👍

[@TAROLEANDO]

Quiza suba mas contenido en ingles para instrumento de marcha ya que tengo estudiantes aqui en USA. Pero ay si tiene alguna pregunta sobre la partitura nomas déjeme saber. Que toca usted?

[@capitanzortiz1928]

Hermano podrías hacer un tutorial de como leer los rulos y leer figuras ritmicas, te lo agradecería un montón hermano

[@TAROLEANDO]

Aquí tengo este video donde explico mas sobre las figuras musicales. Saludos 🥁✌🏼 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpDRnGWKrph5kKM

[@capitanzortiz1928]

@@TAROLEANDO muchísimas gracias hermano

[@nidiagarcia1684]

can you send me the sheet music please

[@TAROLEANDO]

Follow me on IG at taroleando.ig I can send it thru there.

[@denovedx4252]

Por favor has más en español para banda de guerra😭en especial de tenor

[@TAROLEANDO]

Si estuviera chido, aquí ay una compañía que está empezando a subir videos en inglés. Se llaman the drumlins blueprint. De dónde es usted?

[@delilahsmith2825]

OK THIS IS A SNARE WARM UP NOT A TENOR WARM UP

[@TAROLEANDO]

Delilah Smith that’s how it’s written in the sheet music though. There are 3 different drum parts. Essentially every tenor warmup should be played well on one drum before you start adding arounds. The sheet music I have doesn’t have any arounds but the cool thing is you can add them once you learn it on one drum. 🥁✌🏼

[@markedfawn8095]

More tarola Tutorials

[@TAROLEANDO]

+Markedfawn80 gracias por el comentario. Estoy trabajando en mas tutoriales de tarola y tambora al igual también videos de bandas de guerra. Que toca usted?

[@markedfawn8095]

Jesus Alfonso Canal yo toco las tarolas. Yo quiero mejorara el ritmo de los corridos..

[@TAROLEANDO]

+Markedfawn80 ya esta compa. Muy pronto voy a subir videos de como tocar corridos en 3/4 en las tarolas. Ay estamos

[@spartandrew8672]

I love how that picture is used In Spanish country’s as well

[@TAROLEANDO]

What picture is used in Spanish countries?

[@coltonkataras2493]

I’m not sure about anyone else but I think you meant to make the title snare warm up, because this is all for snare not tenor.

[@TAROLEANDO]

At the school where I was teaching at this was their band warm up. The sheet music had the tenor part in one drum. It’s almost the same as the snare part, with some variations in some of the accents. I played it on a single pad and left it the way it was in the sheet music, suggesting to everyone to come up with their own arounds. What do you play and where?

[@marionavarro6043]

Regardless...this is a very good warmup. Tenor drum warmups 9/10 times are the exact same rhythm as the snare drum. And you should always practice anything meant for a tenor drum on one drum first to master the rhythm, sticking, tempo, and dynamics. These are just my two cents. (UCLA Drumline, Tenor Drummer 2015-2017) Good stuff man @Taroleando

[@TAROLEANDO]

Yes sir. That’s the rule of thumb for anything you play on tenors. You have to be able to master it on one drum first. These are older videos I’ve posted to help put a HS drumline I was teaching at. Since then I’ve settled more for my niche and focused more on the style I play here in LA. Where do you drum or teach at?

[@marionavarro6043]

@@TAROLEANDO I actually graduated last year. I moved back home to San Bernardino/Riverside area and I currently work with a Banda sinaloense as their tarolero. I work full time as an EMT-- but Saturdays are reserved for any gigs with the Banda. I was considering teaching at my local high school but unfortunately their program is non existent due to budget cuts. Its cool to know... that there's other taroleros (you) who are also marching drum literate. Usually most drummers I meet in the Banda scene are musicians only by ear and have no reading abilities whatsoever.

[@TAROLEANDO]

That’s cool man, that you continue do do what you love. A big reason why I started this channel was to share my knowledge with others and incorporate all I’ve learned in marching percussion. It’s a different style but it has a lot of things you can apply to Banda. I’m still learning a lot as I go which, but I love the process. What Banda are you gigging with right now? I know a few guys from the Riverside area.

[@robertodelbosque8764]

Can you send me the music sheet please

[@TAROLEANDO]

Hit me up on IG @taroleando.ig 🥁✌🏼

[@robertodelbosque8764]

I did check your messages on ig