#percusssion

[twistedsoulmusic]

Album of the Week: spëcht - Triptyques (Zephyrus Records)

“Triptyques” by spëcht combines acoustic and electronic elements seamlessly in three unique chapters, creating a musical story with intricate melodies, creative rhythms, and bold, experimental tones.

[montygatorguy]

listening to no way for the first time in ages and i think a marching band would play this song so well…

[nazmedsms]

👂 Exploring the World of Otology with Precision! 👂

Tuning forks are not just for music – they're vital tools in neurological examinations, especially in otology ear microsurgery.

These specialized tools include a percussion hammer, pin wheel, brush, and needle, helping otologists diagnose and treat ear-related issues with utmost precision. Whether it's testing hearing or pinpointing specific neurological conditions, these tools are the otologist's trusted companions.

Otology Ear Microsurgery requires finesse and attention to detail, making these instruments indispensable for professionals in the field.

Discover the fascinating world of otology, where every detail matters, and where technology and expertise meet for better ear health!

[liquidcrystalsky]

some info on the last battle theme

it has two versions, one that plays in normal battles and will appear in the jukebox, and one in tricolour. The tricolour version has 4 versions baked into it, not sure what the conditions are for each to play, but it's just some synths and percusssion that's slightly different.

It lasts for 3 minutes total, and will play even in the final minute of the match.

smeared canvas, shark bytes, and blushing tides have been added to the song rotations.

I've posted blushing tides.

smeared canvas and shark bytes are different from the normal versions from the song, however i cant really tell the difference just from listening to them.

only one more song, probably will be added in the final day, ur gonna love it :)

[abrahamlizardo]

Let go - @hillsongyoungandfree . . . #thanksGod #drummer #drumming #drumlife #drumcover #assumecontrol #drumset #drumlove #evansdrumheads #remopercussion #gopro #drumsdaily #drumgrooves #drumvideo #sessiondrummer #vf15 #drumfills #percusssion #tagadrummer #socialmediamarketing #vf #drumbeats #drumchops #dreamcymbals #love #life #music • • @180drums @instagroove_ @drumchannel @dreamcymbals @dreamcymbalsarg @gopro @remopercussion @vicfirth @remopercussion @mapexdrums @shure @purply_music @drumteacher76 @canopusdrums @vicfirthlatinoamerica @vicfirth @lpmusicofficial @remopercussion @dreamcymbalsarg (en Horizonte Ensenada) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxsNGqdFqvi/?igshid=16g2jh8rw0e5s

[grandboute]

Sur le manteau d'un monde

Contes et chants des pays celtiques

Par Ludivine Henocq (conte, chant, harpe, percusssions)

[thanatosisactuallythanatoes]

I saw in a fic that the Port Mafia (and a modern AU) was the name of the school marching band

Mori: band director

Ane-san: in charge of color guard

Hirotsu: the bus driver (sorry to do my mans like this)

Chuuya: in terms of ranking, he’d a drum major. Instruments however, he’s play sousaphone, and it’s the size of him

Aktugawa: percusssion, he doesn’t have the lungs for anything else

Gin: she plays trumpet

Higuchi: play clarinet, only joined the band for the trips

Tachihara: he plays piccolo, says he likes how it makes people cry

[steph-schuyler]

ermm idk who my fav is but im gonna go with anita from west side story and id say like percusssion?because in america theres a ton of clapping n maracas ✨

and then maria from west side story would be violin

hazel levesque would be like piano i think

rosa diaz is like electric guitar vibesss

andd i love other characters too :D aka sm hamilton characters teehee i cant pick one 😭

mutuals friends followers i want to know the instrument(s) you associate with your favorite character if you have one ^_^

for me it’s seabury with the harpsichord and maybe just MAYBE the drums (like the ones used in the farmer refuted instrumental)

[burlveneer-music]

Piotr Damasiewicz Into the Roots - “Roztoka” from album “Watra” - Polish folk-jazz with vocal trio

Piotr Damasiewicz - trumpet, harmonium, percusssions, voice Zbigniew Kozera - bass, guimbri, african harph Paweł Szpura - drum, frame drum Alicja Krzeszowiak - voice Natalia Krzeszowiak - voice Kamila Krzeszowiak - voice Krzysztof Ryt - violin, five-string viola Paweł Ryt - voice, second violin Jan Ryt - bagpipe, tin whistle

[princess-of-the-corner]

Corner! Corner! I just had an awesome idea!! I want this to be an au- plz make it an au- if not then I could probably make it an au- anyways! PERCUSSSION CHLOE! MISS WOULD LOOK FINE PLAYING THE SNARE! the bonus part being that everyone just kinda forgets that chloes a bully whenever their practicing, the funny thing is that no one in her class knows that she plays in the marching band other then sabrina and adrien who has had the opportunity to see what Chloe does in the basement of the hotel and yes I knownyour wondering "but kensaku won't her classmates recognize her" ha! NO! They wouldn't recognize her

Ha! That's hilarious.

She just. Joins the band but no one expects /Chloé/ to be in /band/ so they convince themselves that this girl is a lookalike. And tbh in uniform for preformances she blends in.

[ierogenvy]

Tagged by @care-bear13 (a month ago im v sorry)

Tagging @weltonreject  and @boreoku and anyone else that wants to !!

Nickname: none :(

Real name: sarah

Zodiac sign: scorpio sun, cancer rising, and capricorn moon

Height: 5’7”

Time: 11:10pm

Favorite musician: 5 seconds of summer. If i have to pick a single person harry styles

Favorite sports team: what is that

Other blogs: :)))) oh dear. (these are all mostly inactive but they r pretty good archives if u wanna go thru them) @harryistherarestpepe which is devoted to harry styles being a frog @harrysdogfather harry potter/wolfstar blog @iamgrandr les mis @itsnuwanda dead poets society @philipshea eyewitness  (a one season crime drama its also gay and v cute. Also it’s all v dark and a little green so good luck) @omgericplease omg check please (gay hockey comic by the lovely @ngoziu go check it out!) and @shpevrythngqueuelimit which is where i psot things when my queue fills up (i run this blog almost entirely on a queue) and i have my old urls shpevrythng and jennamarblesdyke saved

Do I get asks: sometimes !! i always want more asks tho ! if i don’t answer right away don’t worry its either a) i saw it when i couldn’t answer it like i want so i saved it for later and forgot or b) i am waiting to have the social energy to answer

How many blogs I follow: 620

Tumblr crushes: miss di @kaspzier ily (also ik i just tagged u sorry abt ur notifs)

Lucky number: 7, 13,5

What I’m wearing: my 5sos tour shirt from wwj and no pants :) its bedtime

Dream vacation: a week long stay in new york city that turns into me finding a dream apartment that’s in my price range and ready to move in and i end up living in new york

Dream car: i have always wanted a vw bug. And i live by that

Favorite food: mexican. Doesn’t matter what it is if u can get it at ur local mexican restaurant (not a chain) i love it

Drink of choice: recently its been a mix of fruit juice and vanilla cherry coke. let me clarifiy. i want apple juice and coke but separately. 

languages: English and basic Spanish. For the number of classes ive taken i should be better but no

Instruments: i played piano as a kid and can still kinda bang some things out if i focus. Aside from that i played percussion in middle and high school concert band and i was a bass on the drumline fror two years, so i can play most percusssion instruments

Celebrity crushes: Kristen stewart. Kate mckinnon. Blake lively. I sat here for five mintues trying to think of women my age and i couldn’t. so.

Random fact: i am emotionally attached to jenna marbles dogs if anything ever happens to them i will not be ok

[anysquared]

Celebrate the debut of The Generals with Soultree & Mars Caulton joined by Shelley Miller October 6, 2017 at AnySquared 2328 N Milwaukee Ave | 2nd floor | Chicago This event is free and BYOB. (Free vegan conchas while they last)

Join AnySquared for this musical experience on our tiny stage in the art studio as we celebrate the debut of The Generals, along with Soultree, and Mars Caulton joined by Shelley Miller!

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The Generals are an experience of multilingual immigrant country western music. The Generals are: Karla Anaguano, Adrienne Ed Setsuko Finucane, Miguel Amur Martinez, German Flores, Farsheed Zr, and Brendan Finucan. Soultree is an artist born out of a Cambanationofthangs between Pilipinx, Marshallese, Chicago, Undocumented, Singer, SongWriter, Poet, Rapper, Mover, and Feeler. Mars Caulton is a Vocalist (Improvisation, Rock, and Spoken Word,) a Percussionist (African and Taiko drums). Visit link for Shelley Miller > ____ AnySquared.com  |  projects@anysquared.com

[thedrumheads]

#Repost @hhg_drums ・・・ Contoured purple burst ash stave snare . This gorgeous snare belongs to #hhgfamily member @dandrumstone he's a super musician and #twitchstreamer you owe it to yourself ro go check out one of his streams. Lots of great song covers, drumming, and general percusssion tomfoolery . This drum features a solid ash stave shell with a deep contour in the center of the drum and some burnt-in pinstripes on either side of the contour. It's dressed up with a purple burst ultra high-gloss lacquer, and all black nickel hardware . #handmade #custom #customdrums #drumbuilder #bespoke #handcrafted #madeintheusa #ash #purple #blacknickel #drumheadspod #drum #drums #drummer #drummers #percussion #music #musician #drumming #drumfam #bateria #thedrumheadspod #drumlife #drummerlife #percussionist #drumcommunity #drumsharing #drummers #instadrums https://www.instagram.com/p/BuUC8sij-Gs/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1lw5v05vp0dsg

[ai-dont-care]

I’m so sad/ frustrated all the songs I’d like to play for concert band assessment this year is too hard for my band because wee suck  

[brackishbrooklyn]

RAS AND THE MUSIC NOW! UNIT Live @ Brackish #27 Thu 3/14 8PM 304 Bond St., Gowanus, Brooklyn Ras Moshe Burnett - Tenor Sax & Flute Leonor Falcon Pasquali - Viola Andrew Drury - Percusssion Ras Moshe Burnett is a native of Brooklyn NY, born on the 22nd of March 1968 into a family of musicians. He performs on the tenor sax, soprano sax and flute in the metropolitan area as well as performing as a ten year member of Bill Cole’s Untempered Ensemble. His paternal grandfather Theodore Burnett I (“Teddy Barnett” professionally) performed on alto and tenor saxophones in the bands of Chick Webb, Lucky Millinder, Earl Bostic, Jimmy Mundy, Henri Woode, Don Redman, Benny Carter and Sister Rosetta Tharpe among others after his arrival from Jamaica in 1929. He can be viewed in early film footage performing with some of the orchestras listed. He wrote music for New Canaan Baptist Church in Brooklyn from the early 70’s to the early 90’s His father (Theodore Jacob Burnett II) played alto sax, and bass clarinet in the Brooklyn area throughout the 70’s and 80’s. He resumed musical activity from 2000 until his passing in 2014.  Ras started music studies in the public schools from 5th grade throughout high school. He played with african drum groups and reggae bands from 1987 to the early 90’s before starting his own ensembles. He is a recent graduate with a B.A in music studies and preparing for a master’s program. He is a recently published poet, his poems being featured in The Metropolitan Review. He is the founder of the “Music Now!” series in 1999, a monthly presentation of jazz and new music initially at The Brecht Forum and currently extant at The Brooklyn Commons since 2011. Ras believes in the power of creative music’s effect on social and personal change. #experimentalmusic #improvisedmusic #concertseries #livemusicnyc #livemusicbrooklyn #gowanus #diy (at Brackish - music & art series) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu84JMzj2ar/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ii22u09kaqm5

[fyousufmajorone2018]

NOK NOK HELLO

The inspiration behind this project was through the idea of identity and belonging, the movement of time and space, the importance of knowing ones identity and to understand the “flow” of life. This project is based on the “Nok civilisation” which orignated from Nigeria (Africa) the first known civilisation. The Nok culture was established thousands of years ago and it was named after the “Nok village” which is in the Kaduna state of Nigeria. The Nok sculptures were made from iron, terracotta and also bronze they were said to be discovered around 1500 BC. The art work plays a big part in representing Nigeria’s ancient history and their indigenious practices.

The ancient city of Ife located in the Osun state of Nigeria was created based on the Yoruba religion.This ancient period of time was called the golden age when there was no genocide. The Orisha is Yoruba for deity, the ancient Yoruba people believed that there was only one main creator named Osun the supreme God who also has three manifestations and is also called by other names by other countries and religions. Osun who is said to be of feminine energy created Olodumare and granted Olodumare authority over heaven so that Osun could take human form on earth. 

In Ancient Africa they prayed to the land, sea, sun, moon, stars and even the rain, all the main elements that are part of Earth. The very Ancient African rituals did not sacrifce or mame animals or any other living being because any form or distress would cause disharmony. The true African mythology and religion is based on magic, love, trust and peace. A lot of the ancient practices and beliefs have changed throughout time this is due to genocide which has caused displacement and thus confusion.

The actual materials that were used in the Nok dynasty, signifies the organic way of life in Africa. All Africans have an inact ability to connect with nature. To understand the true African belief and the way of life is by understanding a “collective consciousness.” Through this train of thought it lead me to the idea of working with organic materials. I decided to create a link between the past and present by using an iron alloy washer drum as it seemed a good way of recyling an organic material and at the same time this choice of object also hints towards the theft of the majority of Nok sculptures that were looted between the 1870′s and the 1900′s.The piece that I created in homage to the Nok culture remains untainted because it belongs to me.

I started making the pyramids first by threading the wire to the top of the drum until I formed a dimensional pyramid. I also added some “bronze and gold” beads with some black beads, bronze represents Nigeria’s ancient Nok culture and gold is worn in Africa as a symbol of wealth and nobility.The pyramid that I created inside the drum was to pay homage to the Nsude pyramids on the Udi highlands in the Enugu state of Nigeria. The Nsude circular pyramids were built before 2600 BC which was before the said date of when the Egyptian pyramids were built.

The Nsude pyramids were constructed out of red mud and clay but unfortunately due to the age of when they were built and the materials that were used, they started degradation in the 1930s so now there is only an outline of what used to be. These pyramids were a symbol of one of the unique structures of the Igbo culture. I also made an abstract art effect with wire which I placed inside of the drum and around the bronze/gold and black beaded pyramid. This abstract effect represents the intense period of time that Africa endured through colonization and slavery which was one of the most grotesque violations in the history of human rights. 

The round wire effect on the outside of the drum was created to give a dimensional effect  to represent the Nsude circular pyramids. I also fixed wire lights around the inside and hung the drum on a chain so that the art work could be viewed in the dark. The art piece is also linked with sound, I chose six sounds for the audio: vocals, Drums, Percusssion, metal wheel spinning, metal clanking and horse���s galloping.These sounds were intentionally chosen as they represent sounds that I personally associate with Africa due to my Nigerian Yoruba heritage. 

The viewing part was orchestrated so that the spectator’s would form a circle around the art piece and take turns in spinning the drum. When the drum stopped spinning it would shine a light on the individual. The whole experience was so that each person could connect with the message that the art work was conveying.The message is “Africa” which stands for “beauty” which also stands for a “collective consciousness.”