Mozart - Rondo' Alla Turca (Turkish March)

Having fun with some Mozart. Putting drums to classical music is a great exercise in developing feel and learning how to write drum parts. (CLASSICAL entry for video resume.)

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Category:

Music

Tags:

• Dave
• Becher
• Mozart
• Rondo
• Alla
• Turca
• Turkish
• March
• Classical

[skinnyman899]

awesome

[17drums]

@skinnyman899 Thanks!

[micheleleebo]

Your interpretation sounds like Mozart, vadrum sounds like a circus.

[17drums]

@micheleleebo I just try to follow the music. If it's light and jazzy, I play light and jazzy. If it gets heavier, then I play heavier. I alter my playing to the fit the alterations in the music. On this song, I noticed that Vadrum altered the music (video game mode) to fit his double-pedal style of playing. A different approach, but it's all good, imo. This was really just an exercise in writing drum parts. Some love it. Some hate it. Just a bit of fun for me, that's all. Thanks for watching!

[makif74]

Great job mate, was good to listen :)

[99micek]

You are awesome..from Croatia :DD

[micheleleebo]

Yes, I agree with you. What Vadrum also did was to speed up the tempo to suit his uncontrollable temper. That was not Mozart. It does not have to be Mozart. It could have been anything, or iPhone tunes (he did Nokia). What you did was "counterpoint", Classical style a la Mozart. You even got the "phrasing" right! Awesome! I like Mozart, as you can tell by now.

[17drums]

@micheleleebo Thank you so much!

[micheleleebo]

@17drums You have real talents, execellent "hearing" and sense of touch. Born musicality.

[17drums]

@archenemies32 Thank you very much!

[archenemies32]

great job!

[ultragordito]

@lorelench <---- simon tanta bateria pa hacer esa mamada, tipo cumbia XD