Thanks for watching this week's video! I think Markel was super brave to submit his audition video to the show - so if you have anything to suggest or just want to say he did a good job, leave a comment below (keep it respectful of course!) ⬇️ And as always, you can submit anything to the show at adamtanpercussion.com/submit ✅ ALSO - to everyone who's asked about my merch, I'm dropping some new designs soon based on retro Japanese style, but in the meantime you can check out the current merch collection at adamtanpercussion.com/merch 👕 #TheStudioFamily
Sorry to be offtopic but does anybody know a tool to log back into an instagram account..? I somehow forgot the login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me.
@Ezekiel Julius Thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
Here's proof of how quickly our art and repertoire are advancing! The newest generations are setting the stakes even higher. We can all agree that that is a BEAST rep for undergraduate auditioning. I hope he continues play for a long long time!
This is an undergrad audition? With 2 graduate level pieces? And minor tweaks in technique and performance that could be adjusted in a couple of weeks or less? Jeez this dude is an absolute beast
Asventuras is a senior recital piece. Arguably a graduate level senior recital piece. Most definitely not an audition piece though 😂 no judge wants to sit thru that (even though he did great!!) Because a third of the way thru it, we've seen all we need to see. (You're in lol)👌🏾✍🏾
In my opinion, I think he should have used newer mallets for Vienna and I am with you on everything else. I am not a professional and I am 15 and mainly play vibraphone and marimba. His snare performance was amazing and he has very good technique throughout.
I Agree! I think Markel did a GREAT JOB! The only thing I would suggest is that he get another set of Marimba mallets. Medium and Medium Soft (maybe) to smooth out that Choral section of the Odessa. Keep up the good work, Markel.
I also used odessa as an undergrad audition piece but I played with the idea of ripple rolls for the roll section because I always found that the roll section always sounds very harsh. (If you don't know ripple rolls, mark ford recently made a video about them)
Dang. The dude is gonna be a beast through his career. Especially considering he is only 16. Im 20 and i couldnt play odessa all the way through (I started playing marimba almost 2 years ago though but never really devoted a lot of time to it. Until I bought my own after highschool 😌.) Honestly i dont even know if i'm going to college for music or not(or at all). I can't decide 😕 and i'm really intimidated by it. Like will all that money be worth it? I know that everyone is go8ng to be way ahead of me as well. Dang this really made me get all existential
If you are passionate about music I'd say go for it. You'll learn so much more about music and I think you'll find that with enough dedication you will be just as (or more) amazing as your peers!
Hi Adam! I am planning on auditioning into an undergrad program for percussion. My main strength is in mallets but I will need to perform on timpani and snare drum as well. Do you have any recommendations for what pieces to look for or use for auditions? Thank you!
He needs to work on his dynamic contrast I can tell stick instrument are his weaknesses & mallets r his strong point. Needs different timpany mallets for different dynamics sounds. His technique is good but needs much improvement As 4 the last Piece he needed 2 change mallets mid way for the lower octaves. He needs 2 up stick & down stick in 8 or 4 counts to make it look more organized His snare needs work. For his sticking overall technique.
Thanks for watching this week's video! I think Markel was super brave to submit his audition video to the show - so if you have anything to suggest or just want to say he did a good job, leave a comment below (keep it respectful of course!) ⬇️ And as always, you can submit anything to the show at adamtanpercussion.com/submit ✅
ALSO - to everyone who's asked about my merch, I'm dropping some new designs soon based on retro Japanese style, but in the meantime you can check out the current merch collection at adamtanpercussion.com/merch 👕
#TheStudioFamily
It's a very nice audition tape, one of the better ones that I've seen, he should be incredibly proud of himself
Hey Adam, you should react to bluecoats 2019, best show I’ve ever seen.
Sorry to be offtopic but does anybody know a tool to log back into an instagram account..?
I somehow forgot the login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me.
@Alvaro Fletcher instablaster =)
@Ezekiel Julius Thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
Thanks Adam for posting my video!!! The marimba mallets I use are ErHo's Pro V mode and yes, I fortunatelly passed de audition😁
Thank you Markel! And awesome that you passed the audition, you did a great job preparing such a well rounded audition :)
Congrats Markel! :D
Congrats man! 🎉
Good job!!! Percussion Squad cheers for you!!!😎🥁
Here's proof of how quickly our art and repertoire are advancing! The newest generations are setting the stakes even higher. We can all agree that that is a BEAST rep for undergraduate auditioning. I hope he continues play for a long long time!
Odessa is a very difficult piece, so if Markel was using it to audition for undergrad, that's a very bold (and respectable) move
Yes I thought that was a big step indeed. He gave it a good shot!
This is an undergrad audition? With 2 graduate level pieces? And minor tweaks in technique and performance that could be adjusted in a couple of weeks or less? Jeez this dude is an absolute beast
Asventuras is a senior recital piece. Arguably a graduate level senior recital piece. Most definitely not an audition piece though 😂 no judge wants to sit thru that (even though he did great!!) Because a third of the way thru it, we've seen all we need to see. (You're in lol)👌🏾✍🏾
dang that's a lot of tough music for an undergrad audition
You're so right, he really pushed himself for it and it's just awesome
In my opinion, I think he should have used newer mallets for Vienna and I am with you on everything else. I am not a professional and I am 15 and mainly play vibraphone and marimba. His snare performance was amazing and he has very good technique throughout.
I Agree! I think Markel did a GREAT JOB! The only thing I would suggest is that he get another set of Marimba mallets. Medium and Medium Soft (maybe) to smooth out that Choral section of the Odessa. Keep up the good work, Markel.
Cool video, Adam - Great idea!
Thanks Casey! Hope you are well :)
I also used odessa as an undergrad audition piece but I played with the idea of ripple rolls for the roll section because I always found that the roll section always sounds very harsh. (If you don't know ripple rolls, mark ford recently made a video about them)
Dang. The dude is gonna be a beast through his career. Especially considering he is only 16. Im 20 and i couldnt play odessa all the way through (I started playing marimba almost 2 years ago though but never really devoted a lot of time to it. Until I bought my own after highschool 😌.) Honestly i dont even know if i'm going to college for music or not(or at all). I can't decide 😕 and i'm really intimidated by it. Like will all that money be worth it? I know that everyone is go8ng to be way ahead of me as well. Dang this really made me get all existential
If you are passionate about music I'd say go for it. You'll learn so much more about music and I think you'll find that with enough dedication you will be just as (or more) amazing as your peers!
He’s only 16?? Jeez I’m a year older and I’m not even close to that level of the melodic instrument skill
Omg is timpani and snare technique are on point !!!
Maxence Detraz hehehehe hi man, he studies in Musikene with me :)))
@@ipr1993 ohhh hello how are you ? Yes very good krüger ( i can see he work on it with javier x) )
I'm pretty sure his marimba mallets are balter basics cause that's what I have and they look exactly like that for the most part.
He was definitely aiming for a big scholarship. Wonderful job, keep it up!!!
Yes it looks like he prepared a lot for it :)
There are two marimba manufacturer from Germany and also well known in Germany: Studio49 and Kolberg, both make high quality stuff!
Ah Studio 49... I keep calling it 42 or 44 hahahaha
Nice Video Adam
Thanks for all your tips and tricks for percussion
Thanks for watching Pit!
they are the martin grubinger marimba mallets
I love your UA-cam channel! Well done Adam 👏👏👏
So what is he still supposed to learn?
Hi Adam! I am planning on auditioning into an undergrad program for percussion. My main strength is in mallets but I will need to perform on timpani and snare drum as well. Do you have any recommendations for what pieces to look for or use for auditions? Thank you!
Hi Megan, I have some new music for marimba if you are interested in checking it out! Send me an email mlorick89@gmail.com if you want to take a look.
yes，in italy. He can pass the exame of admission
That's good to know! He'd definitely pass any school in Australia easily :)))
@@AdamTanPercussion yes, right
Is this an audition to get into a college undergrad program?
I believe so!
I think these mallets are from the brand Erho
Ahhh thank you for telling me!
Yes they are Erho. Maybe rheyre the Inez Ellman Light series, hard (red) and mezzo (yellow)
Its the Pro V series
What was the snare part called?
"Asventuras"
Solid
Hey
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He needs to work on his dynamic contrast I can tell stick instrument are his weaknesses & mallets r his strong point. Needs different timpany mallets for different dynamics sounds. His technique is good but needs much improvement As 4 the last
Piece he needed 2 change mallets mid way for the lower octaves.
He needs 2 up stick & down stick in 8 or 4 counts to make it look more organized
His snare needs work. For his sticking overall technique.