Posts Tagged ‘percussion’
marching tenors playing area
31Aug08
My cousin is in high school, plays on the drumline. He’s pretty good, considering he took drum set lessons since he was 8 and matched it with his natural talent. Granted, tennis is more his bag, but he likes marching band, so how bad can it all be? Anyway, he just started on the tenor [...]
Filed under: band, fundamentals, marching band, music education, percussion, school | 1 Comment
Tags: band, Bill Bachman, marching band, music education, percussion, quads, stroke, tenors, vic firth
wunderkind
30Aug08
This boy comes into the band hall, he’s signed up for band, and we try him out a lot of different mouthpieces.
Saxophone: with little effort, he makes a good tone, not too far off pitch.
Clarinet: even less effort, good strong sound.
Flute: not bad. Definitely workable.
Trumpet: not bad, could be great with work.
Trombone: not a [...]
Filed under: band, beginning band, clarinet, embouchure, flute, fundamentals, music education, percussion, saxophone, school, trombone, trumpet, tuba | Leave a Comment
Tags: band, beginning band, clarinet, percussion, saxophone, trombone, trumpet, tuba
