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| + | A '''drumline''' is a group of [[percussion]] players who play a variety of marching percussion instruments. These instuments include but are not limited to the marching [[snare drum]], the marching [[bass drum]], 3, 4, 5, or 6 mounted [[tenor drum]]s (also called tris, quads, quints, or hex), cymbals, timpani, bells, and a variety of smaller auxiliary instuments. They often perform in college and high school [[marching band]]s, pep bands or [[drum and bugle corps]]. | ||
| + | Also a movie: ''Drumline''. | ||
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Revision as of 12:33, 2 January 2005
A drumline is a group of percussion players who play a variety of marching percussion instruments. These instuments include but are not limited to the marching snare drum, the marching bass drum, 3, 4, 5, or 6 mounted tenor drums (also called tris, quads, quints, or hex), cymbals, timpani, bells, and a variety of smaller auxiliary instuments. They often perform in college and high school marching bands, pep bands or drum and bugle corps.
Also a movie: Drumline.
