Those are called bones haha! I actually first learned what they were back in April. Myself and the other bones player were shipped our own pairs before the season and got virtual lessons with an expert. They were deceptively difficult to get a hold of but we seem to have figured it out
The brand for these marimbas is Adams, and they are designed to have 4.6 octaves, so no modification here. Many other groups use Yamaha keyboards which are typically 4.5 marimbas (only to the low F). Fun fact our outside marimbas actually have 5 octave marimbas and they played licks going all the way down to the low C.
@tylerende Daaaaang that's crazy, I could never imagine playing a low C in drum corps lmao In my high school band the marimba parts are both written for 4⅓, but we have 2 4½'s so those just go to us older guys lol
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The splices feel near seamless. Good job, I am gonna use this video to transcribe and learn this show.
share when you’re done please 🙏
3:42....THERE are the Conquest shots!!! Fave show of the year for me....even above my Blue Devils.
McNutt Special on marimba 😱 11:21
Tyler the goat 🤝
Your part is so beautiful!
Tyler gimme da bones
YES SIR
wow tyler that was so slay.
You are way to good at using those tiny pieces of wood lol I saw y’all live and thought they spoons but they look harder than that
Those are called bones haha! I actually first learned what they were back in April. Myself and the other bones player were shipped our own pairs before the season and got virtual lessons with an expert. They were deceptively difficult to get a hold of but we seem to have figured it out
@@tylerende yeah you sure did figure it out lol also what are the chime sounding things you play above the marimba?
@@duston1649those are aluphones. First time getting to play them!
11:11 lol I played the right hand up the octave on the last stab before 162. Bummer miscommunication
It’s okay humans are ever evolving
Is the low E some sort of modification?
The brand for these marimbas is Adams, and they are designed to have 4.6 octaves, so no modification here. Many other groups use Yamaha keyboards which are typically 4.5 marimbas (only to the low F).
Fun fact our outside marimbas actually have 5 octave marimbas and they played licks going all the way down to the low C.
@tylerende Daaaaang that's crazy, I could never imagine playing a low C in drum corps lmao
In my high school band the marimba parts are both written for 4⅓, but we have 2 4½'s so those just go to us older guys lol
What are those bells on the top of the marimba called?
Aluphones, pretty recent instrument designed in norway