Triangle and Tambourine Lesson #2

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Education

Tags:

• Percussion
• Triangle
• Tambourine
• Army
• Band
• Music

[aaronguitaringman]

I found your video very informative, and would like to thank you for helping my religious bands tambourine man and our trianglist to preform their duties better. i look forward to the next video our maracarist needs, help if you would??

[seanlolsean]

if you got nothing positive to say, why can't you just keep your COMMENTS to YOURSELF? Internet trolls.sheeeesh

[andybpiano]

Pssh, everyone's a critic.

When were these made?

[RyDogRidesTheBus]

the fast roll sucked, no descent sound. man, i love your vids!

[Mark0Brazil]

Great step by step series about percussion instruments

Congratulations!

[paukenkiger]

candide...they both sound like crap.

[paukenkiger]

was that roll the fastest possible or sloppiest possible?