Sing Sing Sing - Cory Band & Robert Childs 

Ah I can get that he is Good! Usually music teachers with actual music experience are the best. My music teacher right now plays bass at a lot of concerts Still while he is Doing the teaching, he is amazing

Erm.. Stool lol :)

My music teacher is actually one of the guys playing the chair. Hes a percussionist but he was playing the chairs for that performance. Hes a really nice teacher too!

Takes a big drummer to fill those shoes.

it is very beautifull

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As Michelle Fong suggests, the drum part is improvised. A part is written, but it amounts to little more than a chart of stops, starts and dynamics, and an approximate guide to overall rhythm and position (bar No). The drum part would be inappropriate, and boring in the extreme if played as written. To produce an attractive solo, the drummer will probably ad lib on first run-through, then revise and refine from one rehearsal to the next. S/he will also likely develop and arrange the solo at home. Unless his/her memory is much better mine, s/he may well also write out her own part, at least in skeleton form. By the way, it isn't just jazz parts or solos that need the player to develop and improve what is written. Many parts are intentionally left by the arranger to the drummer. Others are poorly written by brass players. Some, but rather few, are good to play as written. There is much misunderstanding of this in the brass band world. Naive beliefs include that if it isn't played verbatim then it's wrong and incompetent, and that drum kit is easy. If you are a brass player who thinks either of those things, I strongly suggest that you try it

I believe Blast! performed it a little earlier.

And they copied it too. How about that.

carlos cruz good

your boring then

Symphony No. 417 This is the best brass band on the planet (arguably) and your concerned about how they hold their cornets??? laughable

Symphony No. 417 Realize that in a concert setting your instrumental carriage is not supposed to be the same as in a marching ensemble.

Why do you honestly care?

I'm sorry one of the top brass bands in the world doesn't meet your high school marching band's standards. Perhaps you could help them out with some pointers after their next championship.

Bizzle usually in a concert setting you hold your trumpet/ cornet below level so you don’t stick out and overwhelm the sound of the ensemble because this isn’t marching band and where trumpets need to blast over everyone

This isn't a bad effort. There's a recording of the US army band doing this and it's much more regimented.