Funky Drummer/Devon's Revenge (D&K Cadence) Trans/Arr: Gabe Beebe

This hit cadence from the 20th Century Fox hit film "Drumline"(2002) has become a taple for high school/college drumlines to play for its recognizability and upbeat tempo to get the crowds going at any sporting event. This cadence is commonly called "D&K Cadnece" or just "D&K" for short, these two letters being the initials of the two co-authors of the cadence. This version of sheet music features an optional Coda repeat which is not featured in the original movie scene, but can be found in a version of the recording in the movie's soundtrack.
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[@liamreynolds2506]

That cymbal part tho 🥶. At least split it up or go into a halftime feel because the amount of physical exertion needed to pull those off in unison is uncanny for a cadence.

[@Ossafantasma]

It’s also kinda sounds weird💀💀 our cymbals do it on beat 1 of every measure

[@robrobinson1021]

So exceptional!

[@Jetsweepp]

Bass splits don't really look necessary here, it's very simple repeated rythm, but cymbols definitely needs splits

[@GoochGreese]

Put some bass splits in brotha

[@rabubble7436]

isn’t this like an alternate TD LA?

[@drewmcpheeters3424]

I hate when sextuplets are layered over 16th notes.

[@corayhall6404]

Creamy🥛🥛😫

[@zladatv]

*👍класс и привет от тренера по футболу!!!!!-!!!!!-!!!!!-!*

[@gothard5]

definitely not the tenor part I know

[@captain4053]

That is not how that goes

[@Vanessa-gd7qz]

There can be different versions of it it varys

[@jabinfinch5540]

The cymbals got to go 😂