Drum Music, Electronic; with Vince Schaefer Teaching Scotdale Doves Drum and Baton Corps by Vince Schaefer

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Übersetzung für deutschen drummers und Musik Liebhaber! Translation for German drummers and music lovers!
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Lebende Unterhaltung auf verschiedenen Aufschlag und elektronischen Meßgeräten! Live Entertainment on a variety of percussion and electronic instrumentation!

La traduction pour français parler les amants de drummers et musique! Translation for French speaking drummers and music lovers!
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Pour les français ventilateurs qui parlent de musique et drumming électroniques! For the french speaking fans of electronic music and drumming!
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¡Para el español ventiladores que hablan de la Música de Tambor Electrónica, y de la música! For the Spanish speaking fans of Drum Music Electronic, and music!

The Scotdale Doves Drum & Baton Corps
This was a corps I taught along with Gary Lavelle, who played Keyboards in the Royal Crusaders. We taught this drum and baton corps while we participated in Finleyville! The students ranged in age from four to fourteen years old. They had a good assortment of small drums so, this wasn't a matter of physically not being able to carry the drums, like it was in other very young stick teams I taught. We just had to teach them to march and to play some cadences for their parade schedule. We gave them an identity with the whole line wearing mirrored sunglasses, and their own marching style, and taught them to play, which gave them enough advantage to win many awards and prize money.  

Thank You, you did a wonderful job!
This was the first time in my coming career I'd ever heard those fateful words. It's like, you go to practice all excited, do your thing, and at the end of the rehearsal they give you an extra hundred bucks, and say thanks! The actual quote was: "Thank you very much....they are good enough!" If we had just held back those last two cadences, we might have worked another couple of weeks. Within a year I'd play drums for the Slate and Pearl band from Pittsburgh PA.

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