Mallet FAQs – Marimba Mallets
Mallet FAQs: Marimba mallets Welcome back to the Chops blog! Today we’re going to begin a series of posts on mallets. With the large variety
Jul 21, 2015
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Mallet FAQs: Marimba mallets Welcome back to the Chops blog! Today we’re going to begin a series of posts on mallets. With the large variety
OPINION: Farewell Rhythm Devils 2015 marks the 50th anniversary of one of the most celebrated rock and roll bands in American history, The Grateful Dead.
Welcome back to the Chops blog! In our last post we discussed several popular practice pads. Today we’re going to focus on practice pads designed
Welcome back to the Chops blog! Today we’ll be discussing practice pads. A practice pad is a device that replicates the feel and sound of
This transcription and video originally appeared at allmandrums.com. Here at Chops Percussion we love a good drum solo, so we’d like to share a transcription
As the school year comes to an end the drum and bugle corps season is just beginning. Drum and bugle corps are marching ensembles (brass,
Welcome back to the Chops blog! Today we’re going to follow up on our series on snare drum care and maintenance with an introduction to
Welcome back to our series on snare drum maintenance. In the last post we discussed how to properly remove worn drum heads. Today we’ll address
Welcome back to our series on snare drum maintenance. In the previous posts we discussed how to identify and replace worn snare wires. Today we’ll
At the Indiana Percussion Association State Finals several weeks ago I held a simple trivia contest. Brave volunteers that visited the Allman Drums booth were
Welcome back to our series on snare drum maintenance. In the previous post we discussed snares and how to tell when they should be replaced.
Welcome to part one of our series on snare drum maintenance. In this series we’ll be discussing the common maintenance and upkeep that should be
1. Gov’t Mule with John Scofield, February 28th, The Egyptian Room at the Murat Theatre. Drummer: Matt Abts Gov’t Mule will celebrate the 20th anniversary