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#121581 - 03/10/07 12:59 PM
Re: show style vs. regular
[Re: twistthis]
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Registered: 08/08/03
Loc: Montgomery, AL
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I cant count how many times I went to a DCI competition and was bored to death. All the music began sounding the same as time went along, but the occasional drum break would bring back my attention.
Interesting. Does classical music all sound the same to you as well?
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#121582 - 04/11/07 02:57 PM
Re: show style vs. regular
[Re: Nex]
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Registered: 09/18/02
Loc: Brunswick, Maryland, USA
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Last time I checked, there were many different varieties of Classical. Scherazade? Russian Christmas Music? If you can say that those sound the same, you need to actually purchase the CD's with those pieces and THEN tell me that they sound the same. Also, Show-style is more popular because 9 times out of 10, the arrangements are of songs that, frankly, have NO musical needs in them besides loud and louder. Do I like show-style? No, but I won't mind seeing one or two just for an entertainment purpose (Morgan State Univeristy at Collegiate Marching Band Festival. for example). Not to mention, have you ever seen a show style band try stuff from fantastic composers like Matheny (sp?), Shostakovich, Williams and Whitacre, just to name a few? Also, more of the licks that I hear have NO balance and NO control over how the drum is approached. Maybe it's just me, but I prefer the tighter, more regimental required solos and commitment needed of a Corps style ensemble than one of a bunch of people doing pelvic thrusts to try and entertain a crowd.
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#121583 - 04/18/07 04:54 PM
Re: show style vs. regular
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i understand what your saying but not every show style band is out there jumping around acting dump playing loud and snugglebunny of the time it sound messy because most of them dont learn one show a year look at b-cc or scsu it think that have the two best drumlines and they barly every play dirty
EDIT: This entire post has been marked red for correction. Please try again. A good place to start is English 101. Thank you.
Edited by kevin_fu (04/20/07 10:37 PM)
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#121585 - 04/23/07 12:37 AM
Re: show style vs. regular
[Re: SkyDog]
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Loc: Drumlines.org Server
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I find your simile of corps vs. show to be like classical vs. top 40 to be right on the money.
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