(deciphered from ear; not necessarily accurate), the four mallet warm-up chord progression: C min 7 sus 4 --> Eb maj 7 (Repeat) D min 7 sus 4 --> F maj 7 (Repeat) E min 7 sus 4 --> G maj 7 (Repeat) F min 7 sus 4 --> A maj 7 (Repeat) G min 7 sus 4--> Bb maj 7 (Repeat) A min 7 sus 4 --> C maj 7 (Repeat) Bb min 7 sus 4 --> D maj 7 (Repeat) C min 7 sus 4 --> Eb maj 7 (Repeat) If you don't know what these chords are, look them up. If it matters, they voice them as: 1, 5, 7, 11 (4) --> 1, 3, 5, 7
@@raycon8765 it’s called west coast technique. Differs vastly from east coast style. They play with a very open and relaxed approach. I knew a guy who had clean chops with west coast tech. Every note he produced on the marimba was crisp and clean. His mallet runs were tight. I on the other hand grew up east coast style but whatever floats your boat ya know
Fantastic! these kids are amazing... I love Drum Corps and all the talented musicians (and guard) who perform their shows on the field for my viewing and listening pleasure every year since the early 1970's when I first saw a show in Bayonne NJ... Can't wait to see more in 2012
I'm a freshmen, and I'm the second Vibraphone player in my school's front ensemble, and I struggle so much at just remembering the chords for that 7/8 piece. I'm 100% sure that I won't be able to play that in sixteenth notes xD
Basically a pattern that starts in F. Go up in F then up in F#, Down in G then down in Gb, Then keep going up up down down in ascending chromatic keys.
hi! im second marimba for the ensemble i play in and i havent been able to find any sheet music for the 7/8 chords so if you can please send it to my email. flurgen9009@gmail.com
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section leader isnt always "center" or best player, it usually is but having the ability to lead is a huge part too
(deciphered from ear; not necessarily accurate), the four mallet warm-up chord progression:
C min 7 sus 4 --> Eb maj 7
(Repeat)
D min 7 sus 4 --> F maj 7
(Repeat)
E min 7 sus 4 --> G maj 7
(Repeat)
F min 7 sus 4 --> A maj 7
(Repeat)
G min 7 sus 4--> Bb maj 7
(Repeat)
A min 7 sus 4 --> C maj 7
(Repeat)
Bb min 7 sus 4 --> D maj 7
(Repeat)
C min 7 sus 4 --> Eb maj 7
(Repeat)
If you don't know what these chords are, look them up.
If it matters, they voice them as:
1, 5, 7, 11 (4) --> 1, 3, 5, 7
By far the sexiest pit in drum corps history
phantom, regiment...
Still use a lot of arm tho.
@@raycon8765 it’s called west coast technique. Differs vastly from east coast style. They play with a very open and relaxed approach. I knew a guy who had clean chops with west coast tech. Every note he produced on the marimba was crisp and clean. His mallet runs were tight. I on the other hand grew up east coast style but whatever floats your boat ya know
You can find the warm up on musescore! Just gotta search up "SCV Front Ensemble". :D
Fantastic! these kids are amazing... I love Drum Corps and all the talented musicians (and guard) who perform their shows on the field for my viewing and listening pleasure every year since the early 1970's when I first saw a show in Bayonne NJ... Can't wait to see more in 2012
😧
It’s so weird to think that this was almost 10 years ago
Shoutout to my man on the end with the killin raccoon tan. 1:52
man shes good. she knew that camera was on her and she was like "ok ill show you"....awesome!
Us pit people always perform, cameras or not.
The girl in the center taught at my school this season. :D
thats so awesome that xylo is the section leader! (mostly cuz i play xylo for troopers haha)
Haha, you can hear Green scales in the background.
@ 2:02 I just kinda fell in love.
I'm a freshmen, and I'm the second Vibraphone player in my school's front ensemble, and I struggle so much at just remembering the chords for that 7/8 piece. I'm 100% sure that I won't be able to play that in sixteenth notes xD
WeirdisLyfe do you have the music for it? i would really appreciate if you could send it to me tjtayler888@gmail.com
I really like those chords.
The guy with the red hair on vibes used to be our percussion director 😢😢
is that a center xylo instead of marimba?
hell yeah
That is amazing!
Cuts through better. So you can hear the "leader."
What is that first exercise called???
It's called "My Favorite," or at least that's what they called it this year.
H. H. Yeah, that sounds like My Favorite, but with 2 octaves
I learned all of it yesssss
Can you find me a place with the music? Please
RealTEdits musescore
Devin FitzGerald would you send me the music too?
@ChaseHoeppner Yeah I wanna know too!
Would anyone know where I can get a marimba transcription for the show?
Why Musser grip? >-> It's quite awkward and uncomfortable...
Which is why I only use traditional...
why is the xylophone the center instrument? Isn’t the marimba supposed to be?
What's this warm up called
dude what warmup is that at 1:00? its awesome
what aperture?
what's the name of the third exercise they played?
the first four mallet one.
what kind of chords are these? I love them. have a very final fantasy touch to them.
3:10-4:13 MY FAVORITE WARM UP! what is it called?
7/8 blocks chords/permutations
Does anyone know where i can get the music for the warm up?
Does ANYONE have the sheet music for that four mallet exercise? PLEASE? I can't find it anywhere on the web.
What is that exercise called that they're variating?
What camera did you use? Looks great. Camera movements seemed a little jerky though.
Where can i get the sheet music for the song that starts at 3:16?
the ginger vibe and the vibe to the right are our pit techs in high school
Conor Cates what is the ginger vibe’s name????
Are those 2 girls twins????
Would it be possible for you to email that warm up please?
You figure out the name?
I definitely want to learn this! Can you email it?
How do you learn how to do this?
any idea where i can find it?
center is a xylophone player?
This is a teeny bit late, but her name is Lauren Teel x3
This is a great recruitment vid. :)
What’s the name of the warmup at 0:57
Spartans
7/8 Block
i would love to find that music somehwere.
check your comments
excellent. Burton's Grip can be used on vibes. :P
who is the girl in scv pit that starts on video
That's Lauren Teel. I think she has a RUclips channel too, she's really good! Look her up
what's the scale exercise they play at the beginning?
It's called "My Favorite" and it's the 2 octave version. By Sandi Rennick
Basically a pattern that starts in F. Go up in F then up in F#, Down in G then down in Gb, Then keep going up up down down in ascending chromatic keys.
Yes i would love it!
Most corps pits us Steven's. Some may use traditional but I don't think many do.
We do it at spartans, and we just call it 7/8 chords. I can send you the music if you'd like.
hi! im second marimba for the ensemble i play in and i havent been able to find any sheet music for the 7/8 chords so if you can please send it to my email. flurgen9009@gmail.com
Holy shit 5 octave marimba??? That's rare to see in drum corps
You had Lauren as a pit tech :ooooooo
What was this shot with?
a camera
@@aaaqui__9761 thanks
0:00-0:50 too badass for regular scales
after the F min 7 sus 4, I think that's an Ab maj 7
very good !!!
forget just her name. WHATS ALL THE GIRLS NAMES?!
I swear half of this pit was with Phantom Regiment in 2010.
1 person doesn't know the name of the instrument their playing
omg i play xylophone !! i want to be like this T_T but do you know??? i am enough pro :P
1. Turn on captions
2. Transcribe audio
3. Dafuq?
It's called 7/8
holy pit
wowza
i meant i should have said center marimba instead of section leader in my comment before that nice correction though
Shame it's picking up the bands in the other fields, especially the annoying snare!
If Drew Guy and marimba girl had babies....omg
dat four mallet exersize :D
ohhh haha that makes sense then
The rennick family
Hello Tour Goggles!!!
Lauren Teel
Cavaliers....Sorry,but they are a close second...
omg hahahahhaha
Marimba
doughnut
I don't know the handle of paramount
going tone grandchildren
the the
go through the
and there
I definitely don't remember writing this
kind of an ill founded comment should have said center marimba not section leader
gahr
doughnut.
very good !!!