Adrenaline Engines - Randall Standridge, Grade 2.5
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Thundering percussion, driving rhythms, memorable melodies and frenetic energy are unrelenting in this rip-roaring sonic adventure. Meter changes enhance the pace while dynamics and expression add character to the music. This will be a sure-fire winner with your band and audience!
My percussionists LOVED this! As a percussionist myself (you know how it be), I always pick pieces percussion heavy for my students. Thank you Mr. Standridge!!
Agreed!
The timpani part is extremely fun. Even as someone who mostly plays grade 4 and 4.5 pieces now, it’s still fairly challenging with the stick movements on the solos. Love this piece!
Have you heard steel? It’s a good song
Played this my 7th grade year in band (was also a percussionist) was such a fun piece
@@SuperMarioOddity also agreed
i was on mallets for this 😭 was so upset i didn't get timpani, lmao
2:47 "No percussionists were harmed in the making of this video"
I did this song and it was crazy
Measure 69 was though Fr
@@MuchoM4ngo yep I was a percussionists
My biggest flex was playing the timpani for this, sickest thing ever!
Yes!! I'm playing xylo/marimba for this and it is so fun. It gets me going whenever we hit the percussion breaks.
Omg I'm playing timpani for this too
@@DonovanMowry-kk2iu nice !
@@DonovanMowry-kk2iu sameeeee
I remember hearing the end of the song, and I felt so proud of myself. It was an honor to be in All County Band. This results of practice blew me away. This is the most beautiful and adventurous song I had ever heard.
I’m playing this for my all county band!
The snare part is so fun
I love the low brass part in the beginning. I play trombone and I'm the only low brass in my class. Its basically a solo for me
I remember always being the "snare guy" in my school, but playing snare drum in this actually made me proud to hold that title.
I just played this a few concerts ago at the "Not quite spring concert"! I loved being mallet percussion for this, it was really fun!
Playing this for our spring concert with honors band and symphonic band,middle school. Really nice piece.
I love all your music oh my godddd
played this on tuesday this week for the honor band, this was a fan favorite of ours and it was so much fun to play!
I am playing this as a trumpet and i love this song its my favroite song we have played
We played this last year, it was easy and fun
I love every piece you make, whenever I see your name on it I know it's fun (go bari❤)
My fav part is at the beginning where the low brass and low winds get to show off
playing this in my band, SO excited!!
have you ever touched a saxophone?
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Gonna use this song in my may concert
I. Played this and it was one of my. Favorites
Playing this in my next concert, feeling good
EASILY your best piece for grade 2.5.
Thank you, but no
@@randallstandridge what do you consider your best piece?
I actually love this piece
Sometimes I like to play this song on snare and in the middle of nowhere just play some serious chops 😂😂😂
Rest in piece to all the percussionists in measure 69
Your piece is the first time we had three four on our concert music in band
Playing Tuba on this was magical!
This was the first piece I ever played by Mr. Standridge!
On Xylo for this one
real
@@rooberdoo It was pretty fun. We won a band comp in Pigeon Forge for it.
Same
As a beginner mallet percussionist measure 69 was a pain
@@MuchoM4ngo I don’t think any part of it was difficult. That’s the solo correct?
It’s just a scale pattern, really simple stuff.
Thanks so much!
I played in my middle school band foe the Spring resightal I was percussionist I had 4 different parts on on crash and suspended symbols, the triangle, and the timpani
I’m playing this for the Utah state fair
As a person that plays trumpet and is playing song for my spring concert, I hurt at the end of each rehearsal because of the amount of articulation😭
Also the way it calms down in the middle then gets louder
I love the intro it’s unexpected at first
Mr. Standridge, what would you say is the hardest part on this piece?
Afterburn?
Playing this in honor band got to study it
Nice I played this when I was in honor band in 2018
I played this in Chesapeake HS. I got Bb Clarinet Part 2.
I like it. I play second trumpet
as a trumpet 2 player i despise the repetitiveness in this song since my director makes us play it over and over again ✌️
I was clarinet it was fun!
This is one of the hardest xylo pieces I've played, measures 69-71 I just can get right, I keep messing up 😭😭
It’s pretty easy for me. I’ve been playing for 2 years since 11th grade
No trumpet part?? :[
I'm about to play this at a comp at elitches in 30 min
why is it called Kweblekop?? 🤣
And the way all of the instruments have the main tempo at some point
W song
dope
me when 2 flats
Hey
Hello!
kinda sound like afterburn
It’s inspired by afterburner becuase people wanted a harder version for them to play
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