Jig 2 Trans/Arr: Gabe Beebe
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- This drumline cadence has become popular across High School marching bands and drumlines due to several viral UA-cam videos from a school outside of Birmingham, AL. "Jig 2" has been created over the years at Oak Mountain High School, and thanks to the band's photographer, has had several viral videos depicting the cadence's up-beat groove and signature fast Tenor Drum features.
The instrumentation in this video shows the Tenor Solo played once, along with the group Tenor Soli and the Bassline Soli feature. In performance, the 1st ending should be repeated as many times as it takes for all tenor plays to have a chance to perform the solo.
This score and parts can be downloaded at the Musescore page here:
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Alternatively, the Full Score and Parts are available at the MediaFire page listed below:
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The sheet music for this video was made using MuseScore 3, which is a free open-source sheet music notation software that can be downloaded here:
www.musescore.org/
Thanks for watching our video, we hope you and your drumline enjoy the cadence, and feel free to comment with any questions or concerns and we will do our best to get back to you.
You forgot the Screaming Females on the solo
THIS COMMENT MADE MY DAY
@@taliastarsister8086 I think that comment made his day
Real
Oh, and don't forget the weird ass hand motions
the echo makes an impressive piece even more memorable
This is so true bruh
Screaming children are REQUIRED we LITERALLY make the rest of the band cheer and scream.
At first, I was like wait a minute I know this piece and remembered that at my high school the drumline always plays this, and it just shocks the whole room
There’s one big reason why I really love this piece. A little 2 years ago I received a trap set for my birthday and I didn’t have a 4th high Tom but I set my trap set up in the coordination of a quad set with the snare in substitute for the Tom and I learned to play this entire piece on the quads but even being a bass drum player I still have the quick wrists to go back-and-forth and I was able to play this throughout Pepband at half times for school and people would love it so thank you so much for showing this piece to where I could learn this myself.
The Rental Man Buch, glad to hear that this video was helpful!
You forgot the high school kids screaming oh my god
nice
Thank you, I appreciate the mediafire link because musescore wasn't working lol
The fact that there’s hate comments on this video is surprising this piece is awesome
I’m sending this to my friend who does percussion.
I have cramps now
0:13 hits different
0:34 did the seriously play mary had a little lamb on the drum..
This is fun and easy for my band since we're all beginners except the guy on snare (btw we are literally just snare, me on quad for pep, then 3 bass drums)
You forgot the sticking
GOOD STUFF.....
Every time I play this all the girls scream and yes Ik tenor drummer for my school
there was honestly missed potential with the snare parts. even if it just replayed the tenor's part (2nd repeat) with accents dotted around accordingly, it would've at least helped it be more than just a backup rythnm.
Yay
1:04 The Guy Had All The Girls After That
My alma mater currently plays this
😦
When teners get the tap-off instead of the snare.
This is not the original version,plus we don’t have access to their sheet music
The title literally says arrangement
Tap off should be on drum 1 not 2
I hate Jig 2 so much I love it
Is it just me or is the bass drum like on piano?
It's just you
Honestly for easiest part, I must go with snare. Cymbals are easy, sure, but honestly, you can't even mention cymbals because of fuckin course they're gonna be easy