Fife and Drum - Middlesex County Volunteers - Rich Chwastiak - New England Conservatory

[MrHeiaheia]

Great march Music I am Interrest In American History About 1600-1860

[drummer25174402]

What are names of the tunes being played, and does anybody know if the sheet music is available anywere?

[aevelizee]

cool! :)

[rchwastiak]

@aevelizee Thanks so much!

[jesseusgrantcanales]

DAMN!!!!! THAT is music!!!

[rchwastiak]

@jesseusgrantcanales haha so glad you enjoyed the performance! Thank you!

[jft886]

Mille bravos de France à nos amis américains !

[rchwastiak]

@jft886 Merci! =)

[Thereisalwaysmore]

What Flat do you fifers use for your fifes. Because I heard B-Flat is good but I keep finding only C-Flat Fifes. Or Am i not getting my info wrong?

[CJCbassman09]

@Thereisalwaysmore they do indeed use B-flat fifes. a good place to get a fife in B-flat is Cooperman.

[parenzetti]

BULLY!

[rchwastiak]

@parenzetti Right on!

[rchwastiak]

@pauken2 Awesome! get the drum out and make it happen!

[tkthorson]

Outstanding in every way. Is it possible for you to list the pieces?

[rchwastiak]

@tkthorson Thanks so much! The track titles are in the beginning credits of the video! =)

[adeirton]

Great !!!

[scottmitchell56]

Cool that you played Stony Point medley in Jordan Hall. The drum chart was written in an NEC practice room!

[CGJ7755]

@scottmitchell56 Glad to see MCV still operates these days.. I've long since switched from drumlining to drumset.