Downloadable Marching Percussion

The infamous 1992 SCV tenor line carves out a spot in history with this priceless ensemble.

Matt Ramey's wacked out tenor ensemble from the "Violent Tenor Cream" compilation.

Mike Hodges' tenor solo from the "Violent Tenor Cream" compilation.

Lasting nearly six minutes, this exercise played by SCV over many years focuses on 2 different stroke types while grooving hard.

The grand prize winner of the first-ever Virtual Drumline Parking Lot Composition Contest. Written by Fred Emory Smith, it's all about flow and groove with this piece.

One of the cadences from the awesome new "Track and Burn" compilation by Matthew Lemieux.

This "shopping spree" style exercise is anything but normal, yet still has its own seat in the pantheon of marching battery warmups.

Nick Werth's tenor solo from the compilation "Violent Tenor Cream."

One of the cadences from the awesome new "Track and Burn" compilation by Matthew Lemieux.

Doublebeat 2004, the pre-show piece played by the SCV drumline in 2004, is possibly the most popular drumline stand-alone piece of all time.

From the mind of Murray comes another vehicle of danceable battery music for the drumline consumer—…BUCKLE UP FOR SAFETY!

One of the cadences from the awesome new "Track and Burn" compilation by Matthew Lemieux.

A syncopated, groove-based cadence originally composed for the Mississippi State University drumline.

Originally written as a street cadence in 1990, it has become a trademark piece for the SCV battery and one of the most popular cadences of all time.

An intermediate marching drumline feature written in the driving spirit of “drum and bass” music.

Take your drumline from zero to sixty with the latest exciting jam from Brian Perez. As heard played by the 2008 Cavaliers drumline, "Fast Things" will get the blood pumping with an impressive display of chops and clever rhythmic devices.

Bug out to this energetic, sometimes chaotic 60-second extravaganza for drumline battery.

Inject a healthy serving of grace notes into your drumline warmup regimen.

One of the standards! This flam-drag vehicle will put your chops to the test!

This timing/independence exercise for advanced battery will test the mind and the ears, as well as make some folks just downright uncomfortable.

Flowus-Foo-Kee-Deehe was the on-field warmup for the Cavaliers drumline in 2002 when Michael McIntosh was serving as their percussion caption head. Flowus is a modern-day bolero for the rhythmic whiz in you.

A groovy collection of 6 short cadences aimed at younger players (or those in a hurry!) - Volume 1.

A groovy collection of 6 short cadences aimed at younger players (or those in a hurry!) - Volume 2.

Clocking in at nearly 16 minutes in length, this sequence represents a complete warm-up package for the battery ensemble.