Fresh Perspectives for the Modern Drumline
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Fresh Perspectives for the Modern Drumline

Ensemble exercises and music of the Santa Clara Vanguard
by Jim Casella & Murray Gusseck
Price: $30.00
Pages: 97
Level: Medium to Advanced
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Take an inside look at one of the most innovative marching percussion programs in the world! Written by former head SCV percussion instructors Jim Casella and Murray Gusseck, this book will give you a complete collection of unique SCV warm-up exercises as well as several excerpts from Vanguard shows from the 1996, '97, and '98 seasons. With Fresh Perspectives you'll be able to upgrade your current warm-up program, study advanced and intricate rhythms, build chops, study different arranging techniques, and play actual SCV music.

This book is published in score form with a full-color glossy cover, squared perfect binding, and contains tons of photographs of the SCV drumline in action!

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