Free Drumline Music FreeDrumline Music. is the number one place to find free marching percussion/drumline sheet music and recordings. We support vic-firth drum sticks, remo and evans marching drum heads as well as Yamaha marching percussion drums and drum sets. However, FreeDrumlineMusic.com is a fan of anything percussion related. Pearl drums, Dynasty drums, Tama drums, Mapex drums, and Ludwig drums are all percussion companies that we greatly support as well. Choosing the right drum stick is very important. As a musician it is your call when you feel to make the appropriate decision when it comes to stick selection. This is why we recommend both Pro-Mark and Vic-Firth drum sticks. Drum stick selection varies when it comes to choosing a pair for drum set or marching percussion instruments such as snare drum, tenors, or bass drums. Cymbal selection for marching percussion drumlines is also a very important factor to consider. We recommend Sabian crash cymbals in a variety of diameters as well as Zildjian crash cymbals. Both Sabian and Zildjian have a great selection of ride cymbals, hi-hats, splash cymbals, and various other effects cymbals to choose from. Drum head selection is important as well. Depending on what type of drum you are working with, whether it be marching snare drum batter or snare side heads or marching tenor drum heads, the correct seletion is essential. Evans drum heads and Remo drum heads are great to use for marching percussion equipment. The key to being a good musician is practice. Having a metronome is very important. Drumlines are one of the most important aspects of a marching band. Having a marching band without a drumline leaves it incomplete. Vic Firth Pro-Mark Pro Mark Yamaha Dynasty Ludwig Pearl Mapex Tama Remo Evans Drum Heads Zildjian Sabian Crash Cymbals Splash Cymbals Ride Cymbals Percussion Percussionist Drum Set Drumset Drummer Drums Sibelius Sibelius software by AVID is extremely important when it comes to writing your own music. Writing your own music can help you become a better musician. Drumlines and drumline
 
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FreeDrumline Music. is the number one place to find free marching percussion/drumline sheet music and recordings. We support vic-firth drum sticks, remo and evans marching drum heads as well as Yamaha marching percussion drums and drum sets. However, FreeDrumlineMusic.com is a fan of anything percussion related. Pearl drums, Dynasty drums, Tama drums, Mapex drums, and Ludwig drums are all percussion companies that we greatly support as well. Choosing the right drum stick is very important. As a musician it is your call when you feel to make the appropriate decision when it comes to stick selection. This is why we recommend both Pro-Mark and Vic-Firth drum sticks. Drum stick selection varies when it comes to choosing a pair for drum set or marching percussion instruments such as snare drum, tenors, or bass drums. Cymbal selection for marching percussion drumlines is also a very important factor to consider. We recommend Sabian crash cymbals in a variety of diameters as well as Zildjian crash cymbals. Both Sabian and Zildjian have a great selection of ride cymbals, hi-hats, splash cymbals, and various other effects cymbals to choose from. Drum head selection is important as well. Depending on what type of drum you are working with, whether it be marching snare drum batter or snare side heads or marching tenor drum heads, the correct seletion is essential. Evans drum heads and Remo drum heads are great to use for marching percussion equipment. The key to being a good musician is practice. Having a metronome is very important. Drumlines are one of the most important aspects of a marching band. Having a marching band without a drumline leaves it incomplete. Vic Firth Pro-Mark Pro Mark Yamaha Dynasty Ludwig Pearl Mapex Tama Remo Evans Drum Heads Zildjian Sabian Crash Cymbals Splash Cymbals Ride Cymbals Percussion Percussionist Drum Set Drumset Drummer Drums Sibelius Sibelius software by AVID is extremely important when it comes to writing your own music. Writing your own music can help you become a better musician. Drumlines and drumline

Category 5 is the cadence that pushes everything to the next level. This cadence is full of beefy rudiment and rhythm sections, but still maintains lengthy groovey parts without getting too technical. This cadence is great for the advanced high school line. The mounted cymbal part is optional, but we highly recommend it.

By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
2+ Marching Multi Tenor Drum - 6 Drums
4+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals


Ninja is a cadence that builds up silently and quickly and then makes it's attack. This cadence is great for drumlines who are trying to make the push to Level 4 Cadences but aren't quite ready.




By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
2+ Marching Multi Tenor Drum - 5 Drums
5+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals


Latrodectus is a cadence that sounds slow but is actually quite fast. At 133bpm this is one of our quickest cadences on the site. Great for marching to and playing in the stands, this one is sure to make the crowd go wild!




By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
2+ Marching Multi Tenor Drum - 5 Drums
3+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals


INK is a great cadence for those trying to transition from Level 2 cadences to Level 3 cadences. It's difficulty level is just enough to consider it a Level 3 cadence but doesn't push the player too hard. It has some tough sections in it, but those sections are followed by easier sections allowing you to play a relatively simple cadence that also has a few beefy parts.

By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
2+ Marching Multi Tenor Drum - 5 Drums
4+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals


Yella' Stone is a fun, in your face, straight forward cadence. It never gets old and it's exciting and loud from the get go. This is a great cadence to march to the stadium to.





By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
1+ Marching Multi Tenor Drum - 5 Drums
5+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals


Rocket is one Cassidy Byars' personal favorite cadences. Rocket is an exciting cadence that has a very strange but catchy groove section right in the middle of it. This cadence is one that will stand out from the rest.




By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
2+ Marching Multi Tenor Drum - 5 Drums
5+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals


V2 Rocket is a slightly modified version of Rocket. This version is believed to be slightly more "stable". This cadence is also referred to as Rocket v2.0.






By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
2+ Marching Multi Tenor Drum - 5 Drums
5+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals


Vette is a simple Level 3 cadence but is designed to be played at higher tempos. This is a great cadence to play in the stands for fun.







By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
2+ Marching Multi Tenor Drum - 4 Drums
4+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals

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Charger is a unique cadence that is heavily based around sixtuplets. This is considered to be a very difficult Leve 3 cadence and could just as easily be considered an "easier" Leve 4 cadence. This one has some serious muscle!





By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
2+ Marching Multi Tenor Drum - 5 Drums
5+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals


Have Blue is a cadence that is developed on a more groovy/loopy pattern and is similar to "jam" style cadences played by many major universities. This cadence is not easy, but keeps a very stable beat and is incredibly easy to march to.








By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
2+ Marching Multi Tenor Drum - 5 Drums
5+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals


YOYOYO is considered to be a dark cadence. This cadence is slightly more fast paced than standard cadences and offers a wide variety of groove sections that have a very mysterious sound. This is an excellent cadence if you are wanting to play something that isn't considered traditional.







By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
2+ Marching Multi Tenor Drum - 5 Drums
5+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals


Bummer Stomper does exactly what the title says. It stomps everything that's a bummer into the ground! This an incredible sounding, catchy, fun cadence. We love Bummer Stomper. This is a cadence that you'll want to hear over and over again!








By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
2+ Marching Multi Tenor Drum - 5 Drums
5+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals


Vanishing Point is a cadnece that has a nice pace to it and "realistically" falls in between level 2 and 3 difficulty levels. It flows well and has some very fun sections in it without being too repetitive. While not being long, Vanishing Point is a nice cadence than can quickly be added to your drumline's playlist for the year. For a medium/advanced drumline this one can be learned in no time.

By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
2+ Marching Multi Tenor Drum - 6 Drums
4+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals


Burst is an extremely powerful and loud cadence. This one is full of sixtuplets and paradiddle-diddles. This cadence has a little bit of old school mixed with a new school feel. Burst is perfect for the street!





By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
2+ Marching Multi Tenor Drum - 5 Drums
5+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals


Smokestack is a great cadence to play when marching to or from the stadium. There are sections that indicate "custom vocal chants". These sections are to be vocalized by the entire drumline (or band). This one gets everyone involved.




By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
2+ Marching Multi Tenor Drum - 5 Drums
4+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals



Face the Bass is a bass drum cadence designed specifically for getting on and/or off of the field or performance area. Bass drum cadences are powerful and do not spoil the sound of the entire drumline prior to the performance. Although this cadence has a 12/8 feel to it, it is written in 4/4 using tuplets.


By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
0 Marching Snare Drums
0 Marching Multi Tenor Drum
5+ Marching Bass Drums
0 Crash Cymbals


MAX is an extremely fun and unique cadence that crowds will absolutely go wild over! This is a perfect cadence to play on the street and at events. Be sure to cause quite a stir with MAX!







By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
2+ Marching Multi Tenor Drum - 5 Drums
5+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals



El Camino is a great Level 3 cadence for drumlines with a strong bass line. This cadence is a great one to play for lines that will be attempting to transition to Level 4 pieces in the near future.




By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
2+ Marching Multi Tenor Drums -5 Drums
5+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals



B.E.G. is a simple, straight forward cadence. This one isn't too flashy, but keeps a steady tempo and an entertaining groove throughout the entire piece.


By Cassidy Byars

Diagram Above: Minimum Instrumentation

Recommended Instrumentation:
3+ Marching Snare Drums
2+ Marching Multi Tenor Drums -5 Drums
5+ Marching Bass Drums
2+ Crash Cymbals

   



   
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  FreeDrumline Music. is the number one place to find free marching percussion / drumline sheet music and recordings. We support vic-firth drum sticks, remo and evans marching drum heads as well as Yamaha marching percussion drums and drum sets. However, FreeDrumlineMusic.com is a fan of anything percussion related. Pearl drums, Dynasty drums, Tama drums, Mapex drums, and Ludwig drums are all percussion companies that we greatly support as well. Choosing the right drum stick is very important. As a musician it is your call when you feel to make the appropriate decision when it comes to stick selection. This is why we recommend both Pro-Mark and Vic-Firth drum sticks. Drum stick selection varies when it comes to choosing a pair for drum set or marching percussion instruments such as snare drum, tenors, or bass drums. Cymbal selection for marching percussion drumlines is also a very important factor to consider. We recommend Sabian crash cymbals in a variety of diameters as well as Zildjian crash cymbals. Both Sabian and Zildjian have a great selection of ride cymbals, hi-hats, splash cymbals, and various other effects cymbals to choose from. Drum head selection is important as well. Depending on what type of drum you are working with, whether it be marching snare drum batter or snare side heads or marching tenor drum heads, the correct seletion is essential. Evans drum heads and Remo drum heads are great to use for marching percussion equipment. The key to being a good musician is practice. Having a metronome is very important. Drumlines are one of the most important aspects of a marching band. Having a marching band without a drumline leaves it incomplete. Vic Firth Pro-Mark Pro Mark Yamaha Dynasty Ludwig Pearl Mapex Tama Remo Evans Drum Heads Zildjian Sabian Crash Cymbals Splash Cymbals Ride Cymbals Percussion Percussionist Drum Set Drumset Drummer Drums Sibelius Sibelius software by AVID is extremely important when it comes to writing your own music. Writing your own music can help you become a better musician.