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@@Gonerjnzndn Nailed it, nice job!

@@kidstowsley617 Correct!

Bingo! Nice job.

I have not, but am checking it out now. Thanks!

Yeah, sometimes can be challenging at first but helps with consistently playing that rhythm whenever you see it. Playing these rhythms with different stickings is also beneficial for overall control, as long as you are doing it on purpose. Thanks for watching and commenting! Lots more videos to come.

Hi Leprechaun_168. This is for anyone looking to learn and practice common 16th note patterns, specifically the 16th-8th-16th combination in this video. Thanks for watching!

@ yup!

Thanks for checking out the video! There are definitely a few different ways to count 16th note rhythms out there. I have it written as an "a" but you say it like "ah" or "uh". I have also heard 1 tee teh ta as another popular version.

Stevie Wonder fan? I Wish is probably my favorite song and definitely check out his live version of "Spain".

Not really, the Imperial March has two triplets, this has none

You have the right idea, good ears! The official rhythm used in Imperial March will be coming in the future. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@Ntwobee You are definitely a Star Wars fan, nice! Yepp, the rhythm used in the Imperial March will be coming in the future. Thanks for watching and commenting!

I got the sheet music for imperial march

@@RobPoolnoodle Great piece of music! Thanks for watching.

Thanks for the feedback and watching!

Awesome to hear and lots more to come!

Hi Jim! Glad you are all doing well and good to hear Alex is rocking it in band.

Great to hear and thanks for watching!

Hi @flmis! This exercise deals with playing four 16th notes followed by three quarter notes. Each 16th note equals 1/4 of a beat so you can fit four 16th notes in a beat. Then each quarter note equals one beat so you can fit one quarter note per beat. Thanks for watching and commenting! Best of luck on your musical journey.

I had mine built by Kyle Dunleavy out of Philadelphia. Check his website for more information. Dunleavypans.com

Hi numanuma20. This piece is written for common layouts/range of pans. Marked is the minimum range needed so you can easily tell if it fits your pans. Thanks for asking!

Thanks Alvin! Kyle Dunleavy made the pan.

Thanks Chris!

Hi numanuma20. Are you referencing the ranges marked in the comments of this video? If so, I put the exact ranges of each part so anyone looking to possible play the piece can easily see if it will work with their pans. As you may know, the range of notes often changes from one pan builder to the next. You do not need the exact marked range, but must include the range of notes. Thanks for checking out the video!

Thank you sir.

Best of luck with the performance!

Yeah, that was a great year! The video quality does not do it justice.

Awesome to hear! I hope you had a fun time playing the piece.

Hi Lucas! Hope you are doing well. My steel pans were made by Kyle Dunleavy who operates out of Pennsylvania.

Thanks! You definitely should.

Thanks!

Thanks, I appreciate you watching!

Thank you! I checked a few of your videos and you rock. Will definitely be checking out some more. Keep it up!

Thank you Anthony!

GoPro hero 4 silver. It has decent audio quality. Thanks for checking it out.