Krackus

A 60-Second Drumline Warmup Inspired by Drum & Bass Rhythms

Murray Gusseck

Level: Advanced

Duration: 0:50

Release Date: 2003

Product ID : TSPME-002

Price: $25.00

Item #: TSPME-002

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Description

If you were in the lot at all in 2003, you couldn't miss the Santa Clara Vanguard playing Murray Gusseck's Krackus. Inspired by 'Drum and Bass' style beats, this is a 60-second warmup type piece requiring chops, finesse, and a healthy dose of sack!

This piece comes as a professionally printed and bound score and includes individual parts in PDF format for printing or for tablet viewing.

Instrumentation

Marching snare drums
Marching tenors
Marching bass drums (5)

Description

Instrumentation

Marching snare drums
Marching tenors
Marching bass drums (5)

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