Drum major

Martin Luther King, Jr. preached "The Drum Major Instinct" (adapted from the 1952 homily of the same name by well-known, liberal, white Methodist preacher J. Wallace Hamilton) from the pulpit of Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, Georgia. On February 4, 1968 Martin Luther King Jr, gave his last sermon ‘’ I See The Promised Land.’’ Being quoted saying ‘’ everybody can be great because everybody can serve.’’ Leaving an everlasting footprint in our hearts forever. The quote means various things to

conductor’s face. The look in her eyes was nothing less than murderous, and you didn’t have to turn to see what exactly it was she was glaring at. The chaotic, messy, loud drum solo that was still continuing was enough of an answer. Eren fucking Jaeger. Eren fucking Jaeger pounding on the drums during Second Suite in F Major. Eren was an obnoxious mouth breathing brat with no sense of rhythm, or common sense it seemed. He was a jock who stayed up all hours of the night watching SNL skits instead

quadruple meter, and the tonality is major, being in the key of F major. “I Got You” has a dynamic marking between mezzo forte and forte, depending on the part of the song. All three textures- monophony, homophony, and polyphony are used. Again, repetition is found a various numbers of times as the lyrics, “i got you” are sang. The timbre is composed of the entire pit orchestra; two guitars, two pianos, a drum set, a bass, and other percussion instruments, but the drum set is heavily featured. The timbre

Tyler Christiansen/ Section A/ Whiplash/ Peter Stone A young actor can learn a lot from the performances of JK Simmons and Miles Teller in Whiplash. Throughout the film each actor clearly had an understanding of not only who their character was, but what their character’s overall objective was. Building character is essential to a great performance and by watching this film I could easily tell each actor did the proper preparation it took to get a better understanding who Fletcher and Andrew were

started to become louder. Drummers were required to hit their drums and cymbals harder to fit the style of music (6). While jazz styles were still widely popular, music was being created in a straight and loud feel, and it has remained that way to this very day (7). Many modern drummers have taken the influences of drummers from the early 20th century and they are using it in music today. With all this development in styles of music, the drum kit evolved along with them. The Civil war was over. The

over from Africa. The most important instrument in Caribbean music is the drum. Besides being the foundation of African music, which slaves brought with them to the area, drums are inexpensive, simple and can be handmade. Nearly all Caribbean music possesses a strong beat created by drums. Most drums are some version of the bongo or the larger congo, which is a smooth wooden drum that is played with the hands. Tassa drums are conical hand

Argument Essay Aubrie Cox 17 October 2012 To Play or Not to Play It seems that no matter what at some point in a child’s life they wander up to their parents and ask, “Mom, Dad, can I learn to play an instrument?” Whether or not it is the guitar, drums, piano, or flute a child could possibly have the thought of wanting to learn how to play an instrument. When Mom and Dad end up saying no to their child they should stop and realize that when a child knows how to play a musical instrument it can help

AN EXPLORATION OF THE MALAY KOMPANG Name: Chan Tsui Sze Dora Matriculation Number: U1210644K Seminar Group Time: 1330 – 1530 Seminar Group Instructor: Cikgu Zubir Assignment: Research Paper in Malay Music Date: 10 April 2013 Word Count: 2245 Contents Chapter 1: An Introduction to the Kompang 3 1.1 Features of the Kompang 4 1.2 Features of Kompang Music 4 1.3 Performance Context 6 Chapter 2: Influences on the Malay Kompang 7 2.1 Arabic Influences

Steel Drum. The steel drum is a skillfully hammered 55-gallon oil barrel which has been carefully tuned by hand to produce perfect musical tones (“Steel Pan History”, 2017). It was developed on the Caribbean island of Trinidad during the early years of the 20th century

Buddy Rich, born Bernard Rich on September 30, 1917, was one of, if not the greatest, the best jazz drummers in the history of music. Rich began playing drums at a very early age once his father realized in restaurants, Buddy Rich would tap knives and forks on the plates (http://www.nytimes.com/1987/04/03/obituaries/buddy-rich-jazz-drummer-with-distinctive-sound-dies.html?pagewanted=1). He began performing at the age of 18 months. At the peak of Rich’s childhood career, Rich was reportedly the second-highest