Drum and bass

1. “I'd Like To Know” Let the punk rock commence! After the classic punk rock count in, “1, 2 - 1, 2, 3, 4!” the song rushes straight through to the end so fast and tight it’s amazing the bass and drums don’t trip over each other. Complete with surf rock guitar riffs, clever little “Lala lalalas” at the end of almost every line, a retro squealing organ slides. 2. “Caught By The Fuzz” For those of you ignoramuses across the pond who don’t know what “The Fuzz” is, just listen to the young man’s lyrics

or avant-garde jazz characteristics, and bop influences. Other free jazz songs during this time period were less structured and had a faster tempo. “Fables of Faubus” was recorded with an alto saxophone, two tenor saxophones, trombone, piano, bass, and drums. There were alternating melodies layered on top of each other at different points throughout the song. The melodies were mostly played by the alto saxophone and the two tenor saxophones with the trombone occasionally playing notes along with the

walking bass line involving a guitar off beats. There is usually a bass guitar Ostinato in reggae music that gives it its distinct sound. In reggae music there is a emphasis on the 2nd and 4th beat in the 4/4 time meter, while the guitar strokes are on the 3rd beat giving it that off beat feel. All together Reggae is a mixture of a wide variety of differences styles, it has influences from jazz,rock,ska,and African music. Reggae is worldwide know for its contrast between the drum and bass downbeat

shows the connection between modern hip-hop and traditional African tribal music, often featuring complex polyrhythms and little to no melody. Hip-hop has also featured heavy bass sounds through out its history, with the rhythms hitting the second and fourth beat of each measure hard with either a heavy bass drum or a bass guitar. Hip-hop beats have evolved in many

Seattle and began playing guitar at the age of fifteen, also he was inspired by he American Rock and Roll and electric blues. In this video he is playing the electric guitar and singing “Fire”, accompanied with a drum and a bass. The guitar and the bass are both chord instruments, but the drum, instead it is percussion instrument. This melody it is easy to remember since it catch the attention of the public with its rhythm. The harmony in this song is dissonant since it has a lack of harmony. In a dissonant

“Doo Wah Diddy Diddy Dum Diddy Do.” The song is performed with drums, guitars, a keyboard, and the distinct sound of the maracas. The non-lexical vocables of “do wah diddy diddy dum diddy do” provide a catchy tune and give this song a carefree and lighthearted attitude towards love. There are several pauses in music and vocals to emphasize the repetitive chorus to further establish the message of falling confidently in

the relative lack of signal of the piano, and the harshness of the singers last note. In order to keep my project in a logical order, I placed the vocals at the top of my arrangement, and the drums at the bottom. I ensured that I colour coded each track according to the instrument, for example each of the drum tracks were the same colour. I also sent each track through a bus, which gave ensured that if the entire mix needed the gain adjusting,

Anderson, Jacob Armstrong, Joshua Jenkins, Like Blackman, and Andrew Bajorek. The Rhystem section performers included Zac Chester (piano), Sean Fournier (piano), Erik Abernathy (Guitar), Delorean Fullington (bass), Calvin Bond (bass), Clyde Conner (Drums), Tom Hurst (drums), and Andrew Mankin (drums). The performance consisted of four pieces, which depicted different styles of jazz music. The styles of songs ranging from Afro-Cuban to swing allowing for the crowd to enjoy the wide variety of music.

P’ansoni, is to let this woman cry her pains and anguishes out through her screeching and singing. This is known as han, which means “great suffering and helplessness” that can appear in many ways. This woman chose to do it through drums and singing expressions. There are two drums in the background, both being low in pitch. They are played sparsely throughout the piece because it allows the focus of the listener to be on the woman’s deep, hurting, musical expressions. The singer’s pitch is inconsistent

The drum is the oldest known musical instrument in the history of civilization and its basic design has not changed in thousands of years. Drumming has a profound history as a method of communication, and the drum has an implementation of religious symbolism. Drums are a lot of fun to play, and every rock or pop band needs them, so drummers are in ever increasing demand. There are different methods on how to learn and play this instrument. Different sized drums and cymbals are arranged into kits