Marching Percussion 101: Ex 2 "Technique Tips"

Vic Firth Marching Percussion 101:
11 Essential Drumline Warmup Exercises
"TECHNIQUE TIPS" FROM ERIC SHRIVER
Ready to take your fundamentals to the next level?
Check out "The Build Up Method" with Eric Shriver!
front2backmusic.com/the-build...
ABOUT ERIC:
Eric Shriver is a composer, arranger, and educator for percussion based out of Southern California.
He is currently the Percussion Director and Battery Arranger at Gold Indoor Percussion, Sunny Hills High School, and West High School. Some of his Indoor related experience includes roles as snare tech, ensemble coordinator, and consultant with Pulse Percussion, Battery Arranger for Élan Percussion, and Percussion Director for Rowland High School.
Eric is also very active in DCI. He is currently the Percussion Director and Battery Arranger for Gold Drum & Bugle Corps as well as a snare tech for The Cavaliers. His past experience includes being the Percussion Caption Head and Battery Arranger for the Blue Stars, and snare tech for the Bluecoats.
Eric has a Bachelor of Arts in Music (Industry Studies) from California Polytechnic University (Pomona, CA). Eric has performed with the Bluecoats, Pulse Percussion, Black Knights, Pacific Crest, and RCC Marching Band.
He is a respected authority in his home indoor circuit, SCPA, as he resides on the SCPA Classification Committee.
Eric is also the creator and owner of the “The Build-Up Method,” which is a set of rudimental percussion practice methods using logical skill building exercises and audio tracks.
Eric is a member of the Zildjian, Remo, Yamaha, and Vic Firth educational teams and lives in Rancho Cucamonga, CA, with his Wife Amanda, Daughter Charlotte, Dog Sammy, and Cat Luna.
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DOWNLOAD THE EXERCISE PACKET (SCORE AND PARTS):
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Are you or your drumline in desparate need of a great fundamental program?The exercises included in this project are specifically designed to provide the beginning to intermediate drumline with a solid foundation for building individual and ensemble technique.
We've assembled an "all-star" battery percussion section to not only demonstrate each of the exercises at 5 different tempos, but present them with video and audio tracks so that you and your percussion section can play along to help establish great tempo control and match the sound of a high quality ensemble. To make it even more fun to practice, we have added backing tracks to each of the exercises in the Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond levels so that you can test your current abilities and continue to aspire to improve!

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[@BlaineKlein]

Great video! I am hoping there is a front ensemble version in the works.

[@SpiritMusicMeetups]

Yes, makes sense but a high cowbell or clave has traditionally been good enough to cut through band noise. Hmm?

[@SpiritMusicMeetups]

Where is that annoying squeak in the drumline coming from?😮

[@noahjwhitmore]

Thought it was a squeaky stand for a second and then realized it's their metronome.

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@@noahjwhitmore annoying

[@noahjwhitmore]

@@SpiritMusicMeetups yeah, agreed. Ive never used one that sounds like that, but I bet having the high pitched squeaky sound probably helps it cut through the drum sound so it's easier to hear.