Vanderbilt Percussion Group's performance of John Cage’s “Third Construction”

John Cage’s “Third Construction” as performed by the Vanderbilt Percussion Group.
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[@Mgmin7724]

This turned out great! Great job CMP and VPG!

[@clausofivargas]

Thats such a SLAYYYYY 🔥🔥🔥 Thats my bf

[@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power]

😂 I was just thinking the other day about how I used to use food cans on my kit as extra percussion.

[@wristsinside]

Beautiful!

[@MattButzen]

very well done

[@fabrigasan2150]

Troppo bravi e ipnotici

[@OngoingBox]

awesome!

[@chrischilton2245]

Hey mom and dad I’m gonna go to college to perfect the art of playing on paint cans, watcha think?

[@boriente]

*and pay back student loan debt for the rest of my life..

[@garyquirk9405]

Just sounds random like there's no structure

[@danieldavis2049]

there’s more rhythmic structure, just listen to the grooves

[@garyquirk9405]

@@danieldavis2049 I'm not denying the talent displayed by the percussionists performing. The composition itself felt like random grooves put together with no sort of purpose. (Though technically sound)

[@ubaldorumpelstilzkin7550]

@@garyquirk9405 so why are we all there listening to it?

[@요엘-s1i]

You have to get used to the grammar of contemporary music first. Try some first compositions using polyrhythms (or traditional African music). If you don't like them either, it's not your cup of tea.