The dude on the very right at the beginning was the snare tech for my high school. Cody Haddock. We were lucky to be able to get him. He's one of the coolest people I've ever met. Lots of awesome stories about his SCV days. He's very talented too, as you can tell from the video.
As a brass player, I've always had a secret admiration for good drumlines, but have never told any drummers I know, out of fear of boosting their already gigantic ego... This is absolutely amazing. Holy crap.
Rennick was actually the snare tech at The Blue Devils in the 90s under Scott Johnson. The true influence in the snare technique is from Tom Float (who marched snare with Ralph Hardimon). Rennick was also at the Velvet Knights under Float. The approach is a West Coast one that was matured through the early 80s when Float was at Spirit. I was taught with this approach and teach it to all of my students who have & currently march at Spirit, SCV, Cadets, Southwind, Madison Scouts, MCM Indoor, a
thats not necessarily but I see what he was getting at. You still have to be listening for the timing of the further inside snares/ tennors/ bass drums to make sure nothing happens
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The dude on the very right at the beginning was the snare tech for my high school. Cody Haddock. We were lucky to be able to get him. He's one of the coolest people I've ever met. Lots of awesome stories about his SCV days. He's very talented too, as you can tell from the video.
Same he is the snare tech at my high school during the summer for band camp he is super cool
I swear when they're playing in unison... I have never heard anything as clean as those beats
those drums sound beautiful. nice job guys!
I wasn't expecting much when I clicked, but damn. PASIC worthy indeed.
ihatenjoi it’s literally UNt
The players actually wrote the entire piece themselves!
Total Boss opening statement! UNT has always impressed me. Well done, Dudes. Well done indeed.
As a brass player, I've always had a secret admiration for good drumlines, but have never told any drummers I know, out of fear of boosting their already gigantic ego... This is absolutely amazing. Holy crap.
Wow awesome I hope everyone is still together
Rennick was actually the snare tech at The Blue Devils in the 90s under Scott Johnson. The true influence in the snare technique is from Tom Float (who marched snare with Ralph Hardimon). Rennick was also at the Velvet Knights under Float. The approach is a West Coast one that was matured through the early 80s when Float was at Spirit.
I was taught with this approach and teach it to all of my students who have & currently march at Spirit, SCV, Cadets, Southwind, Madison Scouts, MCM Indoor, a
The ending of this is freaking awesome
thats not necessarily but I see what he was getting at. You still have to be listening for the timing of the further inside snares/ tennors/ bass drums to make sure nothing happens
This is why I love my school.
no one gets on this line by being "just ok" They are the best of the best. Thee eez kneez suKA
2:59 - 2:17 possibly to coolest lick ive seen out of 2012
Man, these guys rocked at Marcus!
sounds like rennicks writing!
These boyz are the TRUTH. FT
Diggin the bow ties and red chucks
Great job guys!
Dudehammer...rocking the diddles.
That was so good.
One word haha CLEAN!!!!!
Well when Paul teched my school he said long as everyone is playing with the same heights and rebound strokes it will be together..
2:32 I don't even.. wha.. HOW??? No duts or nothin!
Who composed this beautiful masterpiece?
Good ol’ Paul Rennick
@@peytondauer1290 it was likely the guy in the middle
Yup! lol. Thats so awesome
Snarky Puppy reference - yes!
I was suprised to see 3 guys from scv :o
Oh Yeah... But can you play the Nick CAnnon solo from drumline? I bet you can't.
Silly Rabbit pft
Did anyone else catch the Snarky Puppy reference at 2:30??
VANGUARD!!
🔥 purification
theres actually 4 :)
SCV!!
bayo
Binky!!!
Who the fuck dislikes this?
EGO you must be talking about trumpet players then. JK i'm a snare player. In corps we would call ourselves "glories" yeah haha
subes
:D
black one's in the middle
Did Scott Johnson have anything to do with the ensemble?
3:04-3:07
03 part of bd snare drum solo.
No lol this is UNT