I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE RIGHTS TO THIS VIDEO!!! Nick Jesus from Bloopit rockin it out for semis! Gotta watch this awesome perspective of the 2014 production, "Tilt"!!! It's pretty amazing
I just love pit videos like this that you can see all of the other mallet players down the line so it just looks like they're a mirror tunnel all playing identically
This is now one of my favorite videos of this performance! Hey, DCI: we like these, okay? We think these angles are cool and worth seeing. They also have potential educational value to teachers and performers, so there's that too.
Cool angle of one of the best marching shows I've seen. The jump at the end is amazing and seeing it from this angle was fun. Top notch performance by this percussionist too.
Honestly, one of the most impressive things about this is how it's nearly impossible to tell when he messes up, the string hit and the mallet fumble for examples, He just comes in/keeps playing as if nothing happened, maintaining complete composure.
Jeffery Bybee no. I know it's an opinion, but anyone who says that is either stupid or hasn't watched all of fellinisque. And I'm more of a bluecoats fan. This is still really good no doubt. But they were competing against such a crazy good show.
Okay someone needs to tell me; I noticed this guy last year too but what the hell is that man on the sideline supposed to be doing with his arm up in the air at the beginning?
Mr. Tony Dicarlo. I think it has something to do with keeping track of timing for shows. Making sure no one runs over, or something to that degree. I could ask him when I see him next.
Ryan Enos No. When you have a show that has a running start, nothing before the announcement is judged. If you find the 2011 Cadets drum tape they play at least a minute of music and eventually Prosperie goes "alright lets go" and then starts judging. That's what the symbol is for. To let the judging officially begin.
Peter Hilborn I'm just basing that off of what is on the website (which is what is currently being manufactured). I know that tape colors on the ends change, but usually players don't change the tape directly under the mallet head (the stuff that the manufacturer puts on). USUALLY. I know every case if different.
i still have no idea how he just times it to tilt right when the drum major takes off his helmet. Does he count in some way? Either way, I did this video and loved the show
There is a bass note just before the drum major takes off his helmet, and he probably waits a few counts, and then tilts. You just have to look back a few seconds for it.
Yo I know this is an unreasonable request but can someone try to help me out? So I'm a marimba player at my school and we got a brand new marimba, which I'm playing on. The season has barely started and there's already scratches on the naturals in the center. I have put anything on there besides my cover and a cymbal, which was on the cover. Is it possible for the cover to somehow scratch the keys inside even though it's on the cover?
