The new Grover Pro Percussion Tour Box will help you organize, store, and transport a vast array of percussion items including: Snare drums (up to 3) Snare Drum & Cymbal Stands Cymbals (up to 30) Bass Drum & Gong mallets Temple Blocks & Woodblocks plus…
A Visitor From Sweden
While coming through Boston, Swedish percussionist Markku Reinikaninen stopped by to visit us. Markku specifically was interested in picking up a couple of tambourines that he could use in his studio recording sessions. While he already had a few Grovers, Markku was very interested in…
Endorser Dr. Jason Baker To Present Snare Drum Clinic
On October 22nd, Jason Baker will present a snare drum clinic at Sam Houston University. Jason serves as Director of Percussion Studies and Assistant Professor of Music at Mississippi State University. An active performer, Jason is a member of the Tupelo Symphony Orchestra (principal timpanist),…
Mark Shelton’s Tambourine Shuffle
Mark presents a tambourine shuffle in his own, engaging personal style! The warmth and humor of Mark Shelton combine with his percussion prowess to create a family-friendly concert experience that connects with audiences. Mark entertains (and educates) with his trademark high-energy style as he romps…
We’ve Been Nominated For 2 “Drummie” Awards ! Vote Today To Help Us Win
THIS IS THE 3rd STRAIGHT YEAR WE’VE BEEN NOMINATED! HELP US WIN a Drummie award by voting today! Category – Accessories GROVER PERCUSSION WORKSTATION Category- Auxiliary Percussion GROVER 35-BAR MARK TREE Click this link to vote: https://bit.ly/2w9brLZ A BIG THANK YOU IN ADVANCE! DRUM! Magazine
Dr. Ben Tomlinson Joins Artist Roster!
We’re pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Ben Tomlinson to our endorsing artist roster. Ben is the Adjunct Professor of Percussion at Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, TX where he teaches Applied Percussion, Steel Band, Percussion Techniques, Music Appreciation, as well as…
Casey Cangelosi Does It Again! Check out this cool new solo tambourine composition...
Percussion Quick Tip: Play Fast Tambourine Passages Fist/Knee Technique Explained
When it comes to playing loud, fast passages on tambourine, especially when the tempo is too fast to play using one hand, the fist/knee technique proves invaluable! CLICK THE IMAGE TO LEARN MORE…
The Magic 45° Holding the tambourine to get a fully balanced sound.
I have often been asked about my tambourine grip, and while I employ a range of variations, my basic “go-to” technique is to hold the tambourine at a 45° angle to the floor. The reason is simple – it produces a balanced jingle sound. Think…
Percussion “Quick Tips” Launched! See what you can learn in under 30 seconds...
We’ve started posting individual 30 second instructional videos that will cover a wide-range of topics. New “quickies” will be added each week, so, if you like what you see, check our Youtube Quick Tips playlist for more valuable goodies!
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