highpitch_83
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Does anyone know where corps will be rehearsing before The Tour of Champions show in Houston?
The only lead I have so far is that Cavaliers will be at Black Middle School (1575 Chantilly Ln, Houston, Texas 77018)
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Hard to tell where overall placements will fall since this is the first head to head meeting but I'm looking for MBI's percussion to come out on top tonight. Earned it in 2010, have been very close for the last two years and are now playing a more difficult book, with more notes than the last two years (combined?), and are cleaner than last season at this time. The MBI hornline has an extremely difficult music book and needs more time to clean... soooooooo here's my best guess (no scores, just placements):
1. Bucs
2. MBI
3. CadetsDos
etc...
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You wanted the best, YOU GOT THE BEST! This week we've got Mike Olsen of the Cavaliers, MCM and TCU Front Ensemble(s)!
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RMP #7 is now live, featuring Walt Boyd & Devin Tomczik of I/O Studios!
annnnnnd....
Diddlers and Triddlers: we need to mobilize!!! Apparently we only need 5 reviews on iTunes (preferably of AT LEAST 5 stars) in order for the RMP to have a viewable rating on iTunes. We would do it ourselves but don't want to be banned from the service... PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE take a minute of your time and give us a rating/review on iTunes! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/rudimentality-podcast/id569755843
Also,
the podcast is now available on Stitcher!
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We've had a great run of guests lately and this week's is no exception! Happy Veteran's Day weekend!
RMP #6 featuring Mike Thorseth
If you're an iTunes or RSS subscriber make sure to visit the show page (linked above), there are a TON of video references that are a MUST HAVE accompaniment to this podcast. Enjoy!
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New podcast available now!
Time for some cymbal love y'all! My interview with Dan Jones (Minnesota Brass, Colts, CMCM) is now live! Get up on it!
http://www.rudimentality.com/knowledge/2012/10/24/rudimentality-podcast-4-eric-palmer-dan-jones.html
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Hello fellow flam-draggers, I am pleased to announce that the Rudimentality Podcast is officially alive and thriving! There are currently 4 episodes available, and we have guests lined up for the next 5 weeks (more are being added to the queue every day)! Head over to the site and check it out for yourself, and be sure to give us a Like and a Share on Facebook!
Show Page: http://www.rudimentality.com
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Subscribe on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/rudimentality-podcast/id569755843
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The main podcast will primarily be an interview format with a few roundtable conversations being thrown in once the indoor/DCI/DCA seasons are underway that are typically an hour run time. I'm also uploading a "sub-cast" that is called "Daily Meditations" where I'll relate breakthroughs I've had as a performer/student/human/etc... and provide insight into attempting to make a living teaching and performing (never more than 30 minutes for the drummer/pageantry fan on the go).
We're really looking to expand our reach by providing quality content for instructors, students/members/performers, writers/arrangers, etc... and get feedback from the community with topic ideas, guest recommendations, questions, etc... so PLEASE check it out, let us know what you think and share with your peers and students!
Thanks for checking us out and keep on drumming!
~eP
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Its not just the Bucs that are quiet. Empire and MBI have not said/shown much of anything either. Gotta love the winter/spring time!
MBI may or may not have their first public performance today at the combined Minnesota Brass Indoor Drumline/Guard show...
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THE WAIT IS OVER!
Our exclusive interview with Clark Gardner is LIVE! We cover: Star '93, the BrassTheater/Blast! experience, Teaching in the US vs. Europe, the relationship between drum corps and playing drum set and so much more! Thanks again to everyone that submitted questions (Clark answered every.single.one.) :mrgreen:
Enjoy!
Inside the Star (of Indiana): An interview with Clark Gardner
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apologies this was reposted in the Percussion Planet forum:
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DCI Minnesota WILL be back July 16, 2011.
And EVERYBODY in charge knows about the jumbotron noise.
YESSSSS! When you have the 3rd largest screen in the NCAA you have to keep it cool somehow ;-) I noticed the buzzing more in-between corps than anything.
Regarding parking: I can see how it may have been confusing for someone from out of town however I found a spot in a ramp right next to the corps warmup area (3 blocks from the stadium) without hassle. (albeit for $10)
Can't wait for next year!!!
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Part 1 features commentary from the lot with corresponding videos and Part 2 includes an almost 2000+ word recap/review including photos of most corps and a breakdown of what the heck was up with the weather!
Enjoy!
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This show determines murphreesboro, correct? Who would go there if this show did get rained out? (hoping not, ive got tix!)
Everyone, repeat after me: "Sunshine Day" (if you believe it, the sun will shine) ;-) My seats are right on the 50, I can't wait!
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I doubt it'll grow because of one parade.
Crown should just do what they do. If that's how they perform at parades, that's their personality and I'm fine with it. If it were Cadets doing that, I would not be fine with it, because that's not their personality. That's all this is. Different strokes for different folks. Not the end of the world.
WHOA! I didn't think common sense was allowed on DCP?!
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----------UPDATE 7/7/10--------------
DCI Drumlines of the Decade - The 90's, Part 3: 1994-1995 is now available! THE YEAR(S) OF THE MONKEY (DRUMMING)
**Part 4: 1996-1997 is on deck!**
@Bullethead - Part 2=corrected!
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Okay, here are some substantive questions. (Well, I hope they're substantive, anyway. Also, I'm a brass guy, so take these with the requisite grain of salt.)
- IIRC, the bass line was doing crazy hard stuff throughout the show - the drill would split the line up, putting bass 1 on side 1 and leaving the rest of the line some yards away on side 2, and the whole time they would be doing ridic runs. Was that planned going in, or did this just evolve mid-season? Just seems to me that, as much attention as the snare line gets for being so spotlessly clean, that the basses were and are kind of the unsung heroes of the '93 battery.
- For "Medea", four members of the pit joined the battery on-field playing (I think) toms. Again, was this a mid-season thing? It was a very subtle thing - maybe there was something intentional they were trying to accomplish with this move?
- Bill Cook has said the letter of intent to do Brass Theater (or some sort of partnership - maybe the name hadn't yet been coined) with the Canadian Brass was signed in June. How much did the corps members know during the season about Star's plans to leave DCI?
- What was the vibe among the corps members about Medea? Did they realize how legendary/game-changing that show would become? And did they sense how controversial the show was among the activity during the season?
- Did Clark play on the Premier drums before the switch to Pearl in '93? If so, how did he like the change?
- One last question: with such aggressive playing, how many drum heads did they go through during the season? :)
Great questions Rusty! Thanks!
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Giving this a bump since there haven't been any responses... only 4 more days to get in your questions for Clark!!!
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Giving this a bump since there haven't been any responses... has been only ONE response ;-)
Only 4 more days to get in your questions for Clark!!!
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(reposted from the World Class forum since it was buried by current season news... mods, feel free to delete the other thread)
Hello fellow drum corps fans! I have an opportunity to interview Clark Gardner (Percussion Section Leader from Star of Indiana 1993) and considering the mystique that followed Star that season I'm sure many of you have questions you would like to have answered regarding the season itself and of course Star's departure from DCI!
You can submit your questions 3-ways:
1. Post it in this thread (I'll include your username along with the question, if you would prefer to to use your actual name simply add it in the post).
2. Send a message to @rudimentality on Twitter with your question (same deal here, your twitter username will be included with the question unless otherwise specified)
3. Email your question and contact name you would like used in the interview to: rudimentality@gmail.com
Final deadline for questions will be 12:01 a.m. CST on Monday July 5th... ASK AWAY!
Eric Palmer
Co-Editor of Rudimentality.com
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Ask him if he's fixed his left hand yet!!
Just kidding...Clark is a good friend of mine, and as smart as they come. Have fun with the interview!
I'll make sure that's the first question on the list ;-) Thanks!
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Hello fellow drum corps fans! I have an opportunity to interview Clark Gardner (Percussion Section Leader from Star of Indiana 1993) and considering the mystique that followed Star that season I'm sure many of you have questions you would like to have answered regarding the season itself and of course Star's departure from DCI!
You can submit your questions 3-ways:
1. Post it in this thread (I'll include your username along with the question, if you would prefer to to use your actual name simply add it in the post).
2. Send a message to @rudimentality on Twitter with your question (same deal here, your twitter username will be included with the question unless otherwise specified)
3. Email your question and contact name you would like used in the interview to: rudimentality@gmail.com
Final deadline for questions will be 12:01 a.m. CST on Monday July 5th... ASK AWAY!
Eric Palmer
Co-Editor of Rudimentality.com
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that VK clip is 89 I believe, not 1990
Thanks for the heads up Jeff! I'll make a note of it in the post...
also:
DCI Drumlines of the Decade - The 90's: 1992-1993 is now available! 30+ videos in this installment alone for your rüdimental pleasure!
Part 3 to be posted late in the week of 6/21[/b]
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Part 1 featuring some of my favorite drumlines from 1990-1991 is up now at Rüdimentality... Look for Part 2 (1992-1993) next week! (I'll update this same post as new installments are published...)
What were some of your favorite drumlines of the 90's?
DCI Drumlines of the Decade - The 90's: 1992-1993 is now available! 30+ videos in this installment alone for your rüdimental pleasure!
----------UPDATE 7/7/10--------------
DCI Drumlines of the Decade - The 90's, Part 3: 1994-1995 is now available! THE YEAR(S) OF THE MONKEY (DRUMMING)
**Part 4: 1996-1997 is on deck!**
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When I first started teaching I was in the exact same position and this book/dvd was invaluable!
http://www.jwpepper.com/5990790.item
It covers playing and visual techniques in great detail and includes a notation key that makes a lot of sense (many of the note heads mimic the position of the cymbals when using that technique so it's easy for the students to sight read).
eP
Rehearsal Sites for DCI Houston?
in DCI World Class Corps Discussions
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Thanks!