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BAND |
| TEN
PERCUSSION CADENCES FOR MIDDLE AND JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOLby John Russell |
(PC-2)
Complete set:
$65.00 |
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This collection of Ten Cadences are written for
Snare Drum, Tri-Toms, Bass Drum (optional multiple
bass drums), Cymbals, Cowbell, and (optional mallet
Cadence 10). THESE CADENCES ARE EXTREMELY USABLE
AND PLAYABLE BY 7TH, 8TH AND 9TH GRADERS. They
sound great with minimal rehearsal time. They
are perfect for the advanced percussion section
or that section with more enthusiasm than reading
or playing experience. These Cadences work! They
will satisfy your Cadence needs for years. Why
purchase Cadences that don't have the flexibility
needed at this level? These Cadences are written
for the instrumentation commonly found at the
Middle School or Junior High Level. These Cadences
have been field-tested. |
"John
Russell's 'Ten Percussion Cadences for Middle
and Junior High School' are rhythmic
challenging and fun for the percussion line. They
are enjoyable for the drum line, band, and audience."
Rose Mary Warnecke, Director Ft. Jennings High
School Band, Ft. Jennings OH
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"My
middle school kids liked the cadences and we were
able to put them together very quickly."
Cecil Scott - Signal Knob Middle School - Strasburg,
VA
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"I
really like the way your cadence sounded with
my kids. I was having a hard time
finding good material for mypercussion section
of mixed ability. Nice Job!"
Vinnie DeBerto - Studio Musician and Performing
Artist - NY
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TEN PERCUSSION CADENCES FOR MIDDLE AND JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BOOK II by John Russell |
(PC-3)
Complete set:
$65.00 |
| PERCUSSION
WARMUP EXERCISES SET #1 by Steve Kastuck |
$35.00
Individual Copies
$7.50 |
This
is a great set of percussion exercises for the
middle school or high school level drum class.
These exercises will help the non-percussionist
band director improve their percussion section,
which in turn will improve the whole band or orchestra.
Percussion method instructors at the college or
university level will also benefit from the use
of these exercises. This first set of warm up
exercises contains reading exercises written in
many different time signatures with the preferred
method of counting, 5 stroke, 7 stroke, 9 stroke,
11 stroke, and 15 stroke rolls, single and double
paradiddles, flams, flam taps, flam accents and
flam paradiddles. Three cadences have also been
included.
- THIS SET OF WARMUP EXERCISES WILL HELP IMPROVE
YOUR SNARE DRUM PLAYING BOTH TECHNICALLY AND
MUSICALLY
- THE ROLL EXERCISES WILL HELP YOUR UNDERSTANDING
AND PERFORMANCE OF THE MEASURED ROLL.
- THESE WARMUP EXERCISES ARE SUITED FOR INDIVIDUAL
OR GROUP STUDY AND INSTRUCTION.
- THE EXERCISES ARE ALSO GREAT FOR USE AS
SIGHTREADING MATERIAL
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"We
have used your publications and I find them very
beneficial to the percussion section. I particularly
enjoy the percussion warm up exercises. It's useful
in helping my students read rhytyms."
Rose Mary Warnecke, Ft. Jennings High School,
Ft. Jennings, Ohio
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DIGITAL
REFLECTIONS for TENORS AND CD by Gene Fambrough
- Grade 5 |
$12.00 |
| Digital
Reflections - This solo combines rudimental percussion
with electronic accompaniment to create and exciting,
challenging, and rewarding experience for performer
and audience alike. Written for a standard set
of marching "quints", this up-tempo (mm=160) solo
utilizes comtemporary tenor drum playing techniques
to make a recital piece for the advanced high
school or college level student. Many intricate
rhythms and "split" patterns must be carefully
coordinated with the CD accompaniment in order
to perform this work effectively. |
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"This
solo for tenor drums and compact disc represents
something of a musical hybrid, combining as
it does the rudimental genre typically found
in an unaccompanied solo format with aspects
of concert multi-percussion literature, in which
taped accompaniments are commonplace. It is
written for a set of six marching tenor drums
(including two six-inch "shot"drums),
although a set of "quints" may also
be used. (The composer notes that the piece
can be played by one player, or multiple players
on "matching sets of marching tenor drums.")
The performer will encounter standard rudiments(e.g.,
double-stroke rolls, paradiddles and easy flam
rudiments), but the piece presents challenges
resulting from movement around the drums. as
found in it sweep patterns.
Good timing will be necessary to play with the
CD, which contains electronically generated
percussion sounds. The latter are notated on
a second staff below the tenor part, easing
some of the ensemble difficulties in staying
with the CD. A good college tenor drummer will
appreciate the challenges found in this very
unusual solo."
John Raush PERCUSSIVE NOTES - June 2003
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