USMC Digital Drumline Project (931 videos, 277 drummers)
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- The Marines of "The Commandant's Own" are excited to share our first ever mass online collaboration, the "Digital Drumline Project". We would like to thank everyone who participated and made the project possible. Be sure to watch to the end to see 900+ videos of drummers playing in unison from all over the world!
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The history of the unit can be traced to the early days of the Marine Corps. In the 18th and 19th centuries military musicians, or "field musics," provided a means of passing commands to Marines in battle formations. The sound of various drum beats and bugle calls could be easily heard over the noise of the battlefield and signaled Marines to attack the enemy or retire for the evening. Through the 1930's, Marine Corps posts were still authorized a number of buglers and drummers to play the traditional calls and to ring a ship's bell to signal the time.
The United States Marine Drum & Bugle Corps was formed in 1934 to augment the United States Marine Band. The unit provided musical support to ceremonies around the nation's capitol and, during World War II, was tasked with Presidential support duties. For this additional role, they were awarded the scarlet and gold breast cord by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, which they still proudly display on their uniform.
When the war ended, the Drum & Bugle Corps resumed performing at various military and public ceremonies.
In the early 1950s the unit gained considerable acclaim performing for an increasing number of civilian audiences. Music composed specifically for their unique selection of instruments helped establish their reputation for excellence during this period. These factors also led to the unit's formal designation as "The Commandant's Own”-a title noting their unique status as musicians for the Commandant of the Marine Corps.
In the tradition of their "field music" predecessors, these musicians in "The Commandant's Own" are Marines in the truest sense of the word. Every enlisted member is a graduate of Marine Corps recruit training and is trained in basic infantry skills. Prior to enlisting, each Marine must pass a demanding audition for service in the Drum & Bugle Corps. Following Recruit Training and Marine Combat Training, the Marines are assigned to "The Commandant's Own."
The unit travels the world along with the United States Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon and the Official Color Guard of the Marine Corps as the United States Marine Corps Battle Color Detachment.
4:40 nice job Eric
Edit: he’s in here a lot
Thanks!
@@norb-of-the-dorg he is now
Of course there were 69 tenor solo videos, wouldn't expect anything more or less. Great job Marines!
Good thing I didn’t have time to submit!
Emcproductions plays everything so clean, and he edited it so it sounded pretty clean too! Love this, I didn’t get my submission in time 😔.
What's with all the drum pads though? You would think you would bust out your actual drums when submitting for something like this.
@@kishascape Remember, this was during the lockdown, when most schools were closed, so kids didn't have access to their school instruments. This project would not have happened without the lockdown.
9:38 Nice
5:12. Bottom left. Crispy.
Oh my...the amount of editing to make this video. Great job to whoever did it. 😉
Indeed :)
BRAVO!
Please let's do this for us low brass folks...
This is truly awesome!!!! Thank you for this and for letting us participate!
Props to the guy drumming on books
Big round of applause to the ones marking time.
You're the true champions.
1:27 is awesome but so is Eric!
I love this compilation. It takes an extraordinary amount of editing skills to make such a video. Quick thank you for putting me in the thumbnail haha. I loved learning these pieces and contributing to this amazing project. I am only disappointed in one thing and it's that I didn't learn Troop C :(
At the first snare solo, the dude with the biggest video is my teacher, the one with the vic firth pad
Yessssirr mr.green
Hmmm... was that a quintet of her majesty's finest british royal marine drummers in troop march c? Glad to see some international representation of our national musicians!
thank you for this opportunity!
Thank you so much for including me! Bravo, everyone!
How absolutely marvelous! Thank you all, very much.
That’s cool!
Woooooooooooo!!!!!! Thank you for creating pure genius through so many talented percussionists!!! One day I’ll join a project!!!
Ayyy I was in the first slide of people with the real tenors
Great job everyone....the level of participation, the editing, the playing, creativity,....shout out the the tenors made of books! (I used to do that)
That's what I tell my students to use if they don't have pads!
Thanks so much for the opportunity!
6:52 Upper right quarantine vibe
Props to our one matched grip snare drum hero at 1:54. Funny how the good Lord gave us hands that are a mirror image of each other.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Even better than expected! Much respect to the editor(s)
@@TheScrappedPodcast I figured it was him but I didn't want to assume.
You can't go wrong with The Commandants Own!!!!. Play that thang!!!!
Gosh, I wish I could have been in this!
I see the royal marines corps of drums are in this
OUTSTANDING! Bravo everyone!
9:38 I approve of the number of tenor solo videos
Fantastic!
Awesome
69 tenor solos
Nice
126 snares and they're cleaner than our 6
Amazing Video👍👍🙌👍🙌
9:37 Good thing I did it, otherwise it would've been 68
Gaming On Console thanks
The Hertas were so GOOD. Eric you did such a good job on this!
8:32 the kid in top right playing on a piece of wood is me
Outstanding, everyone! BZ to EMC Productions!
This is fantastic! Good job everyone, especially the editor!
My favorite part was the sticks in.
I'm glad I have FB to see this video. I have notifications on for this channel and it didn't notify me when you guys posted.
Fantastic job y'all!!
Thanks for doing this. Let's do this again. Keep on drumming!
Absolutely freakin' awesome. Oorah!!
OUTSTANDING!!!
Ayyyy!!! I'm playin with emc
I think this is about the 5th time I've watched this so far today. I loved how you included actual tenors and snares in each screen with all those using drum pads, to make sure the sound was perfect! 🥁 So many things I want to say:
First: Eric, I can see why you posted your video (EMC Productions) yesterday with your sponsor: Filmora9 video editor. Obviously you needed to use this tool to create this Masterpiece! (--> Eric corrected me in a comment below!
I used Final Cut Pro to make this. It's better than Filmora with creating complicated projects like this. I'm planning on making a behind the scenes videos where I figure out exactly how much time this took. And yes, this cadence is constantly playing in my head. FOREVER 😳
@@EMCproductions It's given me the goal to actually learn Troop March B (I'll need to have a local drummer (probably from our Worship Team at Church) help me with this! 🥁😵😉
@@RedDogMamaHD filmora is a garbage app lmao
I already know which playlist this is going in. 😋
We all know Eric was happy about the number of Tenor solo videos 😂😂😂
Dynamic57 I was going to say the same thing! 😂😂
This was sick. Good stuff Eric 👊
THIS BLEW MY MIND 😃
I think they should do something like this for full band maybe have everyone play the Marines' Hymn
Crazy good!
very rad
Bro I’m just sitting here chillin and my old middle school band director shows up on the vid 😂
9:38 I feel like Eric Carr intentionally put 69 solos
It looks like he purposefully put a swcond solo of his own.
Nice
5:13 GO ON RMSoM (bottom left)
oh yes
Hi eric
Are those five with the white hats the Royal Marines???
Eh, my playing was rushed and my technique was kinda bad. I'll get better
Liam McElroy hey man you put yourself out there and went for it though! That’s something to be really proud of.
Lot of troops out here : )
Anyone know who’s in the bottom left at 5:13? That’s gotta have so many man hours in it
Nicholas He, that would be the Royale Marine Corps.
eric carr aka emcproductions. he's a legend, go sub to him
@@phenylmusic you're thinking right
RMSoM COD (Royal Marines School of Music Corps Of Drums)
Good news: that was awesome!!!!!! Bad news: every highschool, from coast to coast, will be butchering that cadence now! Hahaha!
8:05
Fantastic!