Definitely not stadiums. Unless you're in a high school setting (where money is tight, you need cymbals that can be beat up and not break after multiple years, AND you're not trying to create super brilliant sounds), stadiums are WAY too thick and dull to make any good sounds out of There is no real "standard" size. The drum corps I work at exclusively marches 20". Other's vary the sizes based on players (seen here, where the women have smaller sized plates). Some groups march really small cymbals (Pioneer uses 14"-16" plates). Also, the setting matters as well - indoor groups will tend to use smaller plates than most outdoor groups. If you're trying to prepare for an audition, the best bet you can make is to try and just use whatever cymbals that group would be using. If you're going to be just getting a pair to practice and get stronger, go for a set of 18" or 20" - better to over-prepare and be used to heavier cymbals rather than under-prepare and be caught off-guard in the end.
Hunter Alexander my school has 3 of us who march 18in (including me zildjian stadium. We also have one 16 inch zildjian stadium and a 14 inch for the 1st and 2nd cymbals.
They're not angry . . . It's called "TOTAL FOCUS" and they definitely have their 'GAME FACE' on . . . . all good athletes do that as they're prepping for their sport and show.
If it wasn't for the listless un/re-loads, I would think this video is from 2005. Ugh. Probably the most boring cymbal writing I've seen in a while. These are like A-class high school-level difficulty cymbal parts. They really need to update their technique too; those wide Vs look so bando and lame.
Person H. I'm a class A high school with one of the top schools visually in the country and that is not class A that's even better than scholastic world
This is totally athletic, totally entertaining, and totally AWESOME. Way to go Crossmen Cymbals !
That was some serious talent and hard work went into that!
Corps all need bring back cymbals
in the battery
I miss my pair of cymbals now!
NOTHIN' Like an 'Intense', 'Visual' and BALLS OUT Cymbal Line...…"Most IMPRESSIVE!!!!!"
Wow a lot has changed in the way a cymbal performs now since l marched in the cymbal line during drum corps in the early 1980's very impressive
Damn that was sick!
Me just sitting learning their moves and practicing daily
The sad part is, that the girls have more muscles than me
What's sadder us that they are no longer taking cymbals
Was there a reason you lingered on the last four and chose not to have the first person in video very much?!
Is there sheet music for this? And what is the name?
Does anybody know what the standard marching cymbal size is?
Hunter Alexander I would say most cymbal lines use the 18’ inch zildjan stadiums
Definitely not stadiums. Unless you're in a high school setting (where money is tight, you need cymbals that can be beat up and not break after multiple years, AND you're not trying to create super brilliant sounds), stadiums are WAY too thick and dull to make any good sounds out of
There is no real "standard" size. The drum corps I work at exclusively marches 20". Other's vary the sizes based on players (seen here, where the women have smaller sized plates). Some groups march really small cymbals (Pioneer uses 14"-16" plates). Also, the setting matters as well - indoor groups will tend to use smaller plates than most outdoor groups.
If you're trying to prepare for an audition, the best bet you can make is to try and just use whatever cymbals that group would be using. If you're going to be just getting a pair to practice and get stronger, go for a set of 18" or 20" - better to over-prepare and be used to heavier cymbals rather than under-prepare and be caught off-guard in the end.
Hunter Alexander my school has 3 of us who march 18in (including me zildjian stadium. We also have one 16 inch zildjian stadium and a 14 inch for the 1st and 2nd cymbals.
my marching cymbal line uses 18” medium heavy zildjans
@@Ottomagne Wait what are the names of the marching cymbals if it isn't stadium because i do notice they're thinner than stadiums
what kind of gloves they are wearing? where can i buy those?
they are probably Seavine Co. cymbal gloves got to www.seavine.co they cost 14 bucks plus shipping
Brook wood 2016 cymbal line?
No but lets hope for 2021
Impressive work but why do they look so angry?
because they're bad asses
+2009grifin1 they're not angry... they're cymbal players
They're not angry . . . It's called "TOTAL FOCUS" and they definitely have their 'GAME FACE' on . . . . all good athletes do that as they're prepping for their sport and show.
apparently hitler watched this video and disliked it
ugh @1:34. A minor mistake, but they were killing it! Lovely use of unique visuals.
Miss to the left needs to control her cymbals! Great stuff though :)
If it wasn't for the listless un/re-loads, I would think this video is from 2005. Ugh. Probably the most boring cymbal writing I've seen in a while. These are like A-class high school-level difficulty cymbal parts. They really need to update their technique too; those wide Vs look so bando and lame.
Person H. I'm a class A high school with one of the top schools visually in the country and that is not class A that's even better than scholastic world
Kind of agree💀
I used to write for my cymbal line and that one little split they did at the end is a freaking WARM UP for us😭