Blue Devils 2017 Tenor Feature - LEARN THE MUSIC [Sheet Music]
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- This is the Blue Devils' tenor feature from their 2017 production, Metamorph.
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Thank you to Mark Foster for the transcription
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I almost had it until he started playing
Felt 😂
Psh, that’s more than me
Whoever transcribed this is very talented.
The man himself
damn this came in my recommended today
That's a pretty impressive transcription
Steven Takeda just out of curiosity, how long did it take you to learn this? A day? A week? A month?
Aquamelon! Probably just a few hours, cuz they’re gods, of course
@@0Aquamelon maybe an hour. Cleaning took 3 months though
So I hope I don’t come off like a jerk but I was truly curious how you would hit rims on those drums. I’ve never seen a pair up close so I didn’t know if maybe the rims are higher or the cut outs for zones are smaller?
@@nickdavidson3685 Steven left a comment on Miles Kenobbies I&E video about the cut out rims and hitting rims on them. ua-cam.com/video/l_lbYuGsHlU/v-deo.html
Imagine being asked to pay *dotted 32nd notes inside a ninelet*
it’s just 4 sixtuplet partials, but it LOOKS absolutely gnarly
@@克立张what do u think would look harder what it its, or a 4:3 in that space lol
@@1plus1is68I think making the ninelets notated as triplets inside of a quarter note triplet beam and then regular sixteenth notes at the end would be way cleaner and readable.
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When your rims have spaces but you somehow still hit rims
this is amazing dude, i just learned this part fully thanks to your transcription, i'm 16 and can't read music rhat well but now i can play this cypher up to tempo thanks to u
In the third measure you messed up on the sixtutles it’s supposed to be drum 3 to drum 4 and then drum 1 to drum 3
THANK YOU I WAS SO CONFUSED ABOUT IT I WAS REVIEWING THEIR STICKING
can you do the snare solo too in metamorph? i wanna learn it so bad but they play so fast i can’t see their sticking
for sure! we'll upload it soon, so stay tuned
I have a friend who treats this solo like ya god and I’m just like, yeah sure it’s a cool solo, it’s nothin special, but it’s cool
Natearl13 it’s not nearly as fast or rhythmically hard as a lot of other stuff including there own. It’s not impossible to play you just need a firm grasp on micro phrasing for the spaces
Captain kiwi Send me a video of you playing it then?
Captain kiwi i agree honestly. I started learning this solo a few weeks ago with very little experience as a tenor player, and its honestly not that bad.
@@acousticfoam4184 send me a vid of you playing it if its "not that bad" if you havent been playing for that long youre either a prodigy or youre playing it wrong
@@pukc7232 I am gonna go out on a limb and say Acoustic Foam did not backup his tough talk and send you a vid mastering this BD tenor feature.
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most souless, ungrooving writing year in and year out.
It’s a problem not just from BD but most corps.
@@EricPeelMusicnah it’s definitely just BD
@chrispbeats
Listen to any book from early 2000s or earlier, even BD. Mostly, musically well written. Then listen to any book from early 2010s and on. It’s more technical, less musical. There’s little to no musical cohesion between the percussion and brass. Phrases don’t get finished. Arrangements are butchered. Its definitely a drum corps problem and has been for years. Concert percussion performers generally have little sustained interest in drum corps because of the writing. DCI rules set it up this way. More technical books win over musical ones. Its why BD seems to win every year. So I will agree with you that BD is the most guilty, but not the only guilty one.
Measure 3 is all jacked up wth
I had it until the met started
I’m so confused at measure 7: first, a normal quarter note, then 2 tuplets... why is there an 8th note after? Shouldn’t it be another quarter note so it would add up to 4?
It sounds like the quarter note takes up one count, then the 7 uplet takes up 6 sixteenth note spaces, then the paradiddle diddle starts on the upbeat of count 3 and ends with the eighth note on the & count of 4. There should be a 7:6 over the 7 uplet instead of just a 7. Hope this helps.
Rafael Feliciano yeah, I think it clears it up a bit more. I don’t exactly know how to play 7:6 lets or whatever, but I think I can figure it out. Thanks so much, Ive been stuck on this for a while.
Aquamelon! Count it based on the accented notes that start each grouping, which you will notice all fall on the right hand and form a simple eighth note rhythm. With the tuplets removed it’s just 1 2(and3) And(4) And, if makes sense to verbalize it like that. In other words, a quarter note, dotted quarter, quarter, eighth. Now using that skeleton to place the accented RH that begins each grouping, just add a seven across the dotted quarter and a sextuplet across the second quarter note. Keep the accented rights accurate with the metronome and just evenly space the seven across those three eighth notes. The sextuplet should be easy enough, it just starts on the offbeat. After you get that skeleton in your head and listen to how the seven sounds spaced across the three eighths, you’ll have no problem counting the 7:3 (or 7:6, however you want to notate it, what’s called a nested tuplet). Now you just have to have the chops and accuracy around the drums to play it cleanly. Hope that helps!
GUTTERED wow! That... is a long explanation! I think just saying it was 7:6 was enough, but I’ll use this as well if I ever need it. Thanks!
Aquamelon! Well the tuplet is a dotted quarter note but divided into seven
nice rim feature
*tick
good job on the intro! but the second measure of 9-lits is off on the drums, and the measure following is of on the 7-lit being the rhythm, its a slower bracketed rhythm instead of the seven
Made with VidLab, indeed.
that one dislike
that's a lot of rim ticks, unless im hearing that wrong
Sam Shoemaker yes
it was early in the season i think
Sam Shoemaker oh it’s a lot of rims. early season all the way to finals. they even took rims out where you would do scrapes ( ) and they still hit rims. i understand this is the highest level and they are pushing the envelope, but should still write to what everyone can play cleanly 🤷🏽♂️
BD writing has been ineffective for years. Chops and talent aside (they are definitely talented and some of the best players in the game), the composition just ain’t it. Can you hear the difference in the spock voicing at bar 6? Cringe.