(deciphered from ear; not necessarily accurate), the four mallet warm-up chord progression: C min 7 sus 4 --> Eb maj 7 (Repeat) D min 7 sus 4 --> F maj 7 (Repeat) E min 7 sus 4 --> G maj 7 (Repeat) F min 7 sus 4 --> A maj 7 (Repeat) G min 7 sus 4--> Bb maj 7 (Repeat) A min 7 sus 4 --> C maj 7 (Repeat) Bb min 7 sus 4 --> D maj 7 (Repeat) C min 7 sus 4 --> Eb maj 7 (Repeat) If you don't know what these chords are, look them up. If it matters, they voice them as: 1, 5, 7, 11 (4) --> 1, 3, 5, 7
Fantastic! these kids are amazing... I love Drum Corps and all the talented musicians (and guard) who perform their shows on the field for my viewing and listening pleasure every year since the early 1970's when I first saw a show in Bayonne NJ... Can't wait to see more in 2012
I'm a freshmen, and I'm the second Vibraphone player in my school's front ensemble, and I struggle so much at just remembering the chords for that 7/8 piece. I'm 100% sure that I won't be able to play that in sixteenth notes xD
hi! im second marimba for the ensemble i play in and i havent been able to find any sheet music for the 7/8 chords so if you can please send it to my email. flurgen9009@gmail.com
Basically a pattern that starts in F. Go up in F then up in F#, Down in G then down in Gb, Then keep going up up down down in ascending chromatic keys.