Show Style snare chops vs. Corps Style snare chops

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#55013 - 03/15/06 11:09 PM Re: Show Style snare chops vs. Corps Style snare c [Re: DLWebmaestro]
ticker Registered: 05/11/04 Loc: Dayton Ohio	*Please refrain from telling members to, "shut the hell up."* Everyone can now shut the hell up... I come from a corps style background and I'm posting a link to this clip to kill this thread once and for all! (YEAH!) Thats pretty much looks like a show style line...I see tenors over to the right, and the snares are on straps... http://s42.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=25X5RY6V2IP910O555V5CQMLXE check it out. T. Edited by DLWebmaestro (03/16/06 11:52 AM)
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#55014 - 03/16/06 01:46 AM Re: Show Style snare chops vs. Corps Style snare c [Re: ticker]
TuoPohc Registered: 03/16/06 Loc: United States	I can't believe I actually took time out of my day to watch that... I sincerely believe I just tasted vomit in my mouth... *- Edited for double-posting. You have up to six hours to click the Edit button to add thoughts or comments to a post. -* http://youtube.com/watch?v=SeJVNPavkEY ahhhh.... Edited by Middle Age Man (03/16/06 10:47 AM)
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#55015 - 03/16/06 11:32 AM Re: Show Style snare chops vs. Corps Style snare c [Re: ticker]
AdamP152 Registered: 09/25/05 Loc: Cary/Greenville NC	Quote: Everyone can now shut the hell up... I come from a corps style background and I'm posting a link to this clip to kill this thread once and for all! (YEAH!) Thats pretty much looks like a show style line...I see tenors over to the right, and the snares are on straps... http://s42.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=25X5RY6V2IP910O555V5CQMLXE check it out. T. How does that kill the thread? _________________________ Screw MySpace -------------------- Keep Our Children Safe- Support Jessica's Law
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#55016 - 03/16/06 11:45 AM Re: Show Style snare chops vs. Corps Style snare c [Re: AdamP152]
Anonymous Unregistered	Quote: Quote: Everyone can now shut the hell up... I come from a corps style background and I'm posting a link to this clip to kill this thread once and for all! (YEAH!) Thats pretty much looks like a show style line...I see tenors over to the right, and the snares are on straps... http://s42.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=25X5RY6V2IP910O555V5CQMLXE check it out. T. How does that kill the thread? Lol.....I think this would be a irrelevant compasrison. I'm not trying to bring this back up but come on now. Show-style is basically based on visuals instead of seeing who can do singles the fastest. I guess you do need SOME chops for show-style, but not as much for DCI.
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#55017 - 03/16/06 02:23 PM Re: Show Style snare chops vs. Corps Style snare c [Re: swisscheese]
ticker Registered: 05/11/04 Loc: Dayton Ohio	*Member warned for following post.* Quote: I have a few questions. First of all: Ya know how Jeff Queen has amazing chops and can play all kinds of crazy hybrid rudiments as can many other Corps style snare drummers? Well, I was wondering if any Show style snare drummers use cheeses and hybrids and stuff and I was also wondering if there are any show style snare drummers that have crazy chops like Jeff Queen or someone like that. Oh SNAP! What's this?!?! It's the first Fricken post in the thread...how bout that! Friggin Idiots! I know, I know... *please refrain from calling people friggen idiots* Edited by DLWebmaestro (03/19/06 07:20 PM)
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#55018 - 03/16/06 02:52 PM Re: Show Style snare chops vs. Corps Style snare chops [Re: ticker]
TuoPohc Registered: 03/16/06 Loc: United States	So my answer would be... yes they do play all kinds of crazy hybrids, but as is evident by each video, no they do not play them to the same level or standard. Hence, Corps chops are by far better developed. I could give a *t if one of my students could play Cheese ChuChutta Charlies if he can't play them to an extremely high degree. I've seen show style lines play hybrids, but never anyone in show style perform with the control or accuracy that corps style does. There's a huge difference between t bucket hybrids and pss clean and dynamic hybrids.
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#55019 - 03/16/06 06:50 PM Re: Show Style snare chops vs. Corps Style snare c [Re: TuoPohc]
cubanochulo Registered: 12/30/04 Loc: Bergen County, New Jersey	It varies a lot from band to band. Check out the Box (Prarie View A&M's drumline). They use hybrids a lot, and their music is challenging even for a well-seasoned corps-style college line. _________________________ Freshman - Learning to drum and read music Sophmore - DMAE Bottom bass for football season, snare for marching season. Junior - DMAE Snare section leader, highly requested drummer for many occasions and bands, paid in several situations. Senior - Teaching beginners drumming, Jazz Band drummer, proud DMAE Drumline Captain and Drum Major.
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#55020 - 03/16/06 07:22 PM Re: Show Style snare chops vs. Corps Style snare c [Re: cubanochulo]
TuoPohc Registered: 03/16/06 Loc: United States	I can definitely agree with that (college line to college line). I must have miss understood. I thought we were including all levels of each. So is everyone in agreement then that DCI is in a class of its own? There chops are not to be compared with a college corps style or a college show style? Please do inform me if I have missed the point again. Oh, I also agree that each has a lot to learn from each other. And I think the top in each genre shows hints of there counterpart. Just my thought though. Edited by TuoPohc (03/16/06 07:24 PM)
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#55021 - 03/16/06 09:18 PM Re: Show Style snare chops vs. Corps Style snare c [Re: TuoPohc]
cubanochulo Registered: 12/30/04 Loc: Bergen County, New Jersey	Tuo, I was under the impression that this thread is comparing corps-style college marching bands to show-style college marching bands. DCI is definitely on a higher plane than both of these. _________________________ Freshman - Learning to drum and read music Sophmore - DMAE Bottom bass for football season, snare for marching season. Junior - DMAE Snare section leader, highly requested drummer for many occasions and bands, paid in several situations. Senior - Teaching beginners drumming, Jazz Band drummer, proud DMAE Drumline Captain and Drum Major.
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#55022 - 03/17/06 12:07 AM Re: Show Style snare chops vs. Corps Style snare c [Re: cubanochulo]
TuoPohc Registered: 03/16/06 Loc: United States	Sorry about the miss understanding. I just thought that DCI was included because Jeff Queen was mentioned. That pretty much has been the dominating influence in his style. Again my apologize.
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