DRUMMERS RULE THE WORLD!!!!

    
DRUMMERS RULE THE WORLD!!!!    14:57 on Friday, July 13, 2007          

bandgeekluver632
(95 points)

i a drummer, and i love to drum. YAY DRUMMERS!!!!!!


Re: DRUMMERS RULE THE WORLD!!!!    12:00 on Saturday, July 14, 2007          

delomellocathfho
rn212

i cant make a true comment cause i dont play clarinet...but .....no comment


Re: DRUMMERS RULE THE WORLD!!!!    15:15 on Wednesday, July 18, 2007          

shelly_belly
(60 points)
Posted by shelly_belly

that's the most random comment ever to put on a clarinet forum, drummers don't rule the world anyway, they just support the rest of the musicians :p


Re: DRUMMERS RULE THE WORLD!!!!    15:17 on Wednesday, July 18, 2007          

bandgeekluver632
(95 points)

no. without drummers, the band would suck and have no beat. WE ARE THE HEART OF THE BAND!!!!


Re: DRUMMERS RULE THE WORLD!!!!    19:18 on Thursday, July 19, 2007          

NoteworthyPlayer
(109 points)

What of what sort of band? Marching band? Perhaps, but really only if you have absolutely no brass. Concert band, not so much. Concert bands can pretty much handle themselves, if they're good, even without a conductor. Orchestras can play regularly without percussion, particularly since most orchestral music uses percussion for crashes and the occassional snare or timpani roll. And no, you don't own the world, it's just that each section of any ensemble has self-envisioned grandeur that is contested and threatened by all the other sections.


Re: DRUMMERS RULE THE WORLD!!!!    10:01 on Friday, July 20, 2007          

Phil-McCrevis
(282 points)
Posted by Phil-McCrevis

Just ignore "Noteworthy Player" since he is scared that you are a really good drummer and that you might actually own the world.

He is terribly afraid of not being top dog.

I vote that is forced to change his name to Notworthy Player.

ps - Drummers really do rule any ensemble that they play in, how would you be without your heartbeat? Most orchestras can't stay on track unless there is a snare drum snapping off eighth notes in the background. Trust me, I know.


Re: DRUMMERS RULE THE WORLD!!!!    13:03 on Friday, July 20, 2007          

NoteworthyPlayer
(109 points)

As all experienced musicians should know, the importance of a section is based purely on the music they play. Depending on the composer and/or the arranger, one section that is important in one piece may be the least necessary in the next. Generally, the section that is most important is influenced by the type of ensemble in question. For example, the brass section carries the tune (normally) in a marching band while the percussion play their fancy rhythms. Concert bands use a lot more woodwinds in their music, and orchestra's feature every section regularly.

I don't consider myself top dog, and I don't believe that a "top dog" exists.


Re: DRUMMERS RULE THE WORLD!!!!    13:42 on Friday, July 20, 2007          

Phil-McCrevis
(282 points)
Posted by Phil-McCrevis

If you are looking for a true Top Dog look no further because you would be hard pressed to find a better clarinet player than myself.

I will post some clips sometime soon so be on the lookout for those.

After hearing my clips you will know that you are definitely inferior. Just wanted to let you know so you could prepare for the sadness that will follow.


Re: DRUMMERS RULE THE WORLD!!!!    07:27 on Saturday, July 21, 2007          

bandgeekluver632
(95 points)

could you stop using such big words and fancy sentences? i am only a drummer. a simpel minded drummer who gets confused if i cannot understand what you are saying.


Re: DRUMMERS RULE THE WORLD!!!!    09:37 on Sunday, July 22, 2007          

bandgeekluver632
(95 points)

i gotz friends in high places.


Re: DRUMMERS RULE THE WORLD!!!!    20:09 on Monday, July 23, 2007          

laeta_puella
(344 points)
Posted by laeta_puella

"Most orchestras can't stay on track unless there is a snare drum snapping off eighth notes in the background. "


i'd say that an ensemble dependant on percussion for their rhythm needs some work. and perhaps better discipline. if the group allows themselves to depend on one section to keep them going, it's a recipe for disaster. what happens when percussion doesnt play for 30 measures?

i'd also agree with the crowd that the clarinet forum is kind of a silly place to put "drummers rule the world" , if only for sheer irrelevance.


   




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