Drum and bass

the recording consists of Alto Saxophone, Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Trumpet, Trombones, Bass and Drum. The first adjective I

with the group performance; Jamie Kime was on lead guitar, John Ziegler was on guitar, Chris Roy was on Bass, Doug Webb was on tenor sax, and I did not get the name of the keyboard player and the

Protecting Omaamikwe was the spirit’s task and succeeded. Then, after some time a drum came to Omaamikwe which was the big drum. Omaamikwe was instructed on all the songs and eventually the big drum society was formed. Today the big drum is a powwow drum which is very social to the people. The drum’s purpose is to bring people together at a powwow. Which is a gathering of people to celebrate their heritage. The arrival of the drum allowed people to communicate with spirits and was vital to their own spirituality

and impressive guitar solos, the use of Jack Bruce’s bass playing, and Ginger Baker’s Jazz tempo, technical drumming. Ginger Baker’s drum techniques were revolutionary. With Ginger being considered one of the top ten drummers of all time. Ginger’s Jazz tempo filled drumming contributed a large part to Creams unique sound. No one played the drums like Ginger he was unique and influenced many drummers over the modern era. He also played the drums louder than anyone else

thick as the bass is. The guitar strings are from thickest to thinnest. The thinnest strings are at the bottom of the guitar. The second instrument is the bass, the bass has the same frame as a guitar. How the bass is different from the guitar is that the bass on has four strings but the strings are a lot thicker than the guitar strings. The bass is similar to the guitar because the strings also are from thickest to thinnest. The third instrument is going to be the drums. The drums help keep a beat

dark, both in the instrumentation and lyrical content. It is inside of these contrasts that the listener can begin to understand the song’s political message. Beginning with sudden, energetic burst of violins, piano, electric guitar, electric bass, and a drum kit, the song’s intro is heavily syncopated and rhythmically varied. After a short call and response section between the piano and rest of the band, every instrument in unison performs a rising, 8th note riff that connects to the verse. It is

the rhythmic accents on the off-beat, usually played by guitar or piano (or both), known as the skank. This pattern accents the second and fourth beat in each bar (or the ands of each beat depending on how the music is counted) and combines with the drums emphasis on beat three to create a unique feel and sense of phrasing in contrast to most

The early 1990’s saw a revolution in culture - the rave scene was born. Within this obscure, lively environment a very niche sub-culture erupted; drum and bass. This wasn’t just a music genre, this was an ethos of “love, unity, peace and respect” (Hutson, 2000). The early 90’s are quite distant from present day however, and the huge efflux of technological enhancements has changed society as we know it . Specifically, how the mobile use of Facebook has reciprocated this vivacious and high-spirited

another very important instrument from jazz history is the saxophone. In this occasion, the saxophonist had a ‘Tenor Sax’ which had a really strong sound and the characteristic of a really low pitch. Also, we had the Bass, another very common instrument in jazz history. This bass was always giving us that background sound along with the piano when the rest of the band was playing a solo or playing together. Lastly but not least important we have

piano, bass, and drums. During the concert, I was trying to be a perceptive listener; I enjoyed the music with concentration and paid attention to the music’s unity and variety, such as the dynamics and tempos. I also tried to associate the music with a picture when I listened to it and understand the emotion in the music. The first piece played in the concert is “Running Away”, given by Abi Romero who plays the piano, Satoro Tagawa who plays the bass and Brandon Winans who plays the drums. The