The open double stuff on the end is very Swiss influenced I think. I am not sure how much influence there is on the rolling part but I know the notation on my sheet music for this Duthart salute is Swiss. The open rolls/doubles on the end.... there was a name on those.... 3kamps? something along those lines.
Snare drums today sound much different. This is the first time Ive heard such an old clip and I am very impressed with the "snaremanship" that these young lads have shown. Ive noticed that today tenor drummers tend to be up with the flourishes more than was shown here.
I am still very appreciative of this video and I think you.
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The open double stuff on the end is very Swiss influenced I think. I am not sure how much influence there is on the rolling part but I know the notation on my sheet music for this Duthart salute is Swiss. The open rolls/doubles on the end.... there was a name on those.... 3kamps? something along those lines.
williambursey4444 6 months ago
My Uncle...played on that day....... Ronald Annan, always talked of the talents of Alex
dileas4892 8 months ago
Jim Kilpatrick might have been in that corps, since '73 was his first year with Shotts.
ChrisZ70 1 year ago
Still sounds good today, and all the top drummers that came from the Duthart stable.
DRUMMINGJUDGE 1 year ago
Snare drums today sound much different. This is the first time Ive heard such an old clip and I am very impressed with the "snaremanship" that these young lads have shown. Ive noticed that today tenor drummers tend to be up with the flourishes more than was shown here.
I am still very appreciative of this video and I think you.
thomasjojo1 1 year ago
thanks for this beautiful clip!
cecenki 2 years ago
I weas there when this was played. only a young boy., but still great to hear. Drummers of today, listen and learn.
770thedoctor 3 years ago
Thanks again!
DougDinsdale 3 years ago
That's a well-worn drum head! Great to see this...thanks!
cahcadden 3 years ago