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addicted-to-winterguard · 10 months

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day 9/10:

#corps posting #in the same movement i had a contra passthrough and a drumline passthrough #i now sprint around them in both of those sections #band meme #meme #band memes #marching band #music #band #funny #percussion #color guard #tuba

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jade-dhound · 8 months

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percussionists are so funny. I’ve passed the same person in the hallway at school several times and every time he’s just smiling going like du dud du du du shee du. funky little people

#thoughts #percussion #drumline #marching band #school #funny #band #band kids

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aubrietarose · 29 days

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Even Sid gets to play a bit. He's not a musician, but he loves to be included! Another little preview from the animation I'm working on. A sneak peek at the whole thing (not yet in color, but with the full music!) is up on my Patreon.

#AubrietaRose #furry art #anthro art #Sid #anthro cat #cat furry #male #Sidmara #animation #animated #triangle #musical instrument #instrument #music #percussion #cute #funny #nervous #ting #gif

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clove-pinks · 3 months

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I'm looking up local-ish "Rendezvous" events—which is an odd choice of term for gatherings where people wear 18th century through early 19th century clothing, with an American frontier emphasis, and they usually involve things like flintlock long rifles, axe-throwing contests, and vendors who sell period clothing and supplies. Also called "primitive rendezvous" or "mountain man" events. The participants will camp out, and Indigenous American goods from the same time period are typical, like they're basically trying to replicate the aesthetics and technology of an American frontier outpost.

The general consensus is that clothing, equipment, etc. at a Rendezvous must be pre-1840 in design; which is very entertaining to me. One, the designation of the 1840s specifically as the beginning of Modernity, and secondly, the idea that you could roll up to one of these Daniel Boone reenactment-type events dressed like this:

#i mean you truly could argue that the 1840s are the start of the modern world #based on many factors!#but it's so funny to mix 1830s clothing into the buckskin and muzzle-loaders crowd lmaoooo #showing up as a romantic dandy with a percussion cap pistol #shaun talks

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wilhelmina-murray-harker · 5 months

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#also im so sure there's more silly ones out there i just dont know about them #also also sorry its so percussion heavy (no im not) its just the best section with the silliest instruments #also also also sorry bassoon players but your instrument is inherently funny #polls #silly instrument poll #<- so i can find it later

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rubberbandballqueen · 4 months

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ever since i found out that highway gothic (typeface commissioned for use in the american highways) is optimized for legibility with just a brief glance at high speeds i cannot stop thinking abt how easily readable it is. like my eyesight isn't like immaculate or anything so i can sometimes have a hard time reading fine print but even when the roadsigns are kind of blurry they're still pretty easy to read

#the worm speaks #they use highway gothic in taiwan for english street signs too which makes sense #i never paid much attn to the highway/street fonts in america until i was in taiwan n star sent me the wikipedia page #listing out all the typefaces in use on roadsigns around the world n i was HOPING it would tell me the name of the typeface #for the cn signs in taiwan since it was such a nice cn font.... but no it didn't....#but i did pay attn to the english signs there too n now that i'm looking at the ones in america i'm like. yeah that's the same one #it's also funny bc i looked at the highway signs there n Suspected they were the same bc the numbers looked the same and i was RIGHT #easily one of my Top Ten Most Useless Niche Skills Ever #others of which include 'knowing if a rubber band will snap quickly after stretching it once' (for obvious reasons)#'knowing the quality of a sheet of paper just by touching it' and 'can get full combos on rhythm games whilst walking around'#(the latter is bc i played mallet percussion in marching band so i had to obviously track my place in the bloc whilst playing)

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mrdrhenwardhykle · 3 months

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