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  • How to Find a Cheap Baritone Instrument

    A baritone instrument is a member of the brass family and is an integral part of concert bands. Baritones are pricey when purchased new, meaning all but the most dedicated or professional players...

  • Flag Corp Routines

    When most people think of flag corps, they think of the group that twirls flags with the marching band at halftime of the football game. This is just one aspect of what flag corps do. The...

  • Marching Bass Drum Techniques

    Playing the marching bass drum in your drum line can be a fun and rewarding experience. Although the style and aesthetics of the role are often not as flashy as that of the marching snare drum or...

  • How to Learn Pipe Band Drumming

    The majority of complete pipe band drum sections contain a mix of snare, tenor, alto and bass drums. Whichever drum you choose to play, learning the rudimentary aspects of playing with such a band...

  • How to Tune a Yamaha SFZ Marching Snare Drum With Kevlar Heads

    The Yamaha SFZ snare drum is an extremely popular marching drum, found in many drum lines the world over. Unfortunately, marching percussion instruments are extremely susceptible to wear and...

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  • Breathing Exercises for a Marching Band

    Breathing exercises are important to all musicians, but carry extra weight in a marching band. They can help the members learn to manage air properly, allowing for ease of playing while being...

  • History of the Philadelphia Music Club

    The Philadelphia Music Club, also known as the Mendelssohn Club of Philadelphia, has always provided impressive performances since its inception in 1874. Its founder, William Wallace Gilchrist was...

  • How to Get a Band Instrument for your Child

    Usually around Middle-School children have the ability to choose an instrument and participate in Band. Choosing that Instrument isn't a difficult task. You just need to find what the right...

  • How to Learn Cadences

    Every marching band percussion line uses drum cadences. These drum features often provide marching material when there are no wind instruments present or are used as transitional material when a...

  • How to Buy a Band Instrument on eBay

    You’re ready to buy a band instrument, but you're having a hard time finding just what you want. EBay offers a vast selection of instruments. While buying an instrument on eBay is risky, it is...

  • How to Read Quad Music

    When drummers first begin performing in a marching band, many decide to play the quads (also known as the Multiple Tom-Toms). Quads can be a challenging and stimulating way to participate in a...

  • How to Read Drumline Music

    Drumline music sheets, or percussion charts, are musical arrangements for drums and other percussion instruments, typically notated for marching band. Drums, like other instruments, are notated...

  • What Is Marching Music?

    If you've attended many local parades or watched your share of football halftime shows, chances are you've witnessed a few performances of marching music. This unique genre of large-ensemble...

  • Types of Drums in Marching Band

    The drum line is an essential part of a marching band of any style. Marching bands with drum lines may be corp bands, show bands, or drum and bugle corps. Aside from contributing to the sound of...

  • How to Bathe a Trombone

    Learning to properly clean and maintain your trombone is an important part of becoming a good musician. Cleaning, polishing and lubricating your instrument will keep it looking and sounding like a...

  • How to Clean Your Trombone

    Learning to properly clean and maintain your trombone is an important part of becoming a good musician. Cleaning, polishing and lubricating your instrument will keep it looking and sounding like a...

  • Marching Band Practice

    Practice should focus on the areas where the marching band is weakest. Learn how to practice for marching band in this free music video series.

  • Marching Band: Choosing a Show Theme

    The first thing that needs to be done when choreographing a marching band show is choosing a theme. Learn how to choose a show theme for marching band in this free music video series.

  • Marching Band: Writing Choreography

    A drill program for the computer will be helpful when choreographing the show. Learn how to write choreography for marching band in this free music video series.

  • Marching Band: Reading a Chart

    A chart will give the football field layout. Learn how to read a chart for marching band in this free music video series.

  • Marching Band: Standing & Posture

    The way that the performers carry themselves during the show communicates a lot to the crowd. Learn about standing and posture for marching band in this free music video series.

  • Marching Band: Balancing

    Before a band member begins moving it is important that he or she has very good balance. Learn about balancing for marching band in this free music video series.

  • Marching Band: Forward Marching

    When marching forward a member should push all of the weight forward at the same time. Learn how to forward march for marching band in this free music video series.

  • Marching Band: Backwards Marching

    All the member's weight needs to go at the same time when marching backwards. Learn how to backward march for marching band in this free music video series.

  • Marching Band: Marching Side-to-Side

    Keep the bell of the instrument toward the sideline when marching side-to-side. Learn how to march side-to-side for marching band in this free music video series.

  • Marching Band: Instruments Placement

    It is important to group instruments together in a show, such as trumpets marching with trumpets. Learn how to place instruments for marching band in this free music video series.

  • Marching Band: Dressing a Form

    Correct spacing is part of dressing a form. Learn how to dress a form for marching band in this free music video series.

  • Marching Band: Dressing a Line

    Dressing a line involves individual band members lining up their hip bones with one another. Learn how to dress a line for marching band in this free music video series.

  • Marching Band: Tempo & Movement

    If the marching band is not moving together, then the show is not up to snuff. Learn about tempo and movement for marching band in this free music video series.

  • How to Choreograph a Marching Band

    There are numerous steps and areas that must be covered in order for a marching band to perform a show. Learn how to choreograph a marching band show in this free music video series.

  • What is the Purpose of a Marching Band?

    Marching band is fun, as well as providing an outlet for competition and artistic expression. Learn the purpose of a marching band in this free music video series.

  • How to Become a High School Band Director

    The high school band director is the most visible member of a local music education community. Responsible for running a marching band program in the fall and concert band in the spring, the...

  • How to Play the Marching Band Snare Drum Fast

    If you play the snare drum in a marching band, one of the most important skills you can learn is playing the drum at a rapid pace. The very quick beats on a snare drum, like a drum roll, are a...

  • How to Read Music for the Marching Snare Drum

    A snare drum can be part of a larger drum set, but it can be used as a stand-alone instrument in a marching band. The snare drum is an important drum in any musical setting. The snare drum, so...

  • How to Read Music for Drums

    Playing a musical instrument can be a fun challenge, but first you have to know how to read the music you want to play. This is for drum music.

  • How to Play Marching Drums

    Marching bands usually include several percussion instruments, but the snare and bass drums are perhaps the most important. Used to keep time, these drums serve as the metronome for the rest of...

  • How to Make Marching Bass Drum Mallets

    Marching bass drums require mallets that give a strong, precise sound when the mallet is applied to the bass drum head. The right mallet will incorporate a light but strong shaft, a durable design...

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  • How to Read Music Notes for Snare Drum

    A snare drum is one that's usually small in size. It's often used in a marching band for a drummer to carry at his side. It's called a snare drum because it has snares that line the lower head,...

  • How to Tune Snare Drums

    I have been drumming since 4th grade, and was drum-line captain my senior year of high school at an award winning southern California school. Tuning a snare drum may seem a little daunting, but it...

  • How to Tune a Marching Snare Drum

    What is off-tuned banging sound? Hard on the ears? Nothing sounds worse than an out-of-tune, hollow marching drum. Your marching drum sets the rhythm for the rest of the band to follow. Instead of...

  • How to March In A Parade

    Your band has to march in the local parade. You have to carry a heavy musical instrument for three miles in the hot sun. There are well fed horses somewhere ahead of your band. How do you survive?

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  • How to Learn to Read Music, Part 2 (Bass Clef)

    In Part 1, we learned a few basics about reading music: 1)the musical alphabet (A, B, C, D, E, F, G) 2) the Staff, and 3) how to read pitches in Treble Clef. If you need to review the basics and...

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  • How to Apply Drum Major Skills to Life

    Learn how to apply drum major skills to life - free video on band leadership.

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