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Cory High
United States
Registrace 1. 03. 2007
I have a Doctorate in Music, play video games, love dogs, and try to help teach in any way I can!
Have questions? Reach out!! Comment or send me a message on IG - @hittinstuff
Have questions? Reach out!! Comment or send me a message on IG - @hittinstuff
Shared Space by Ivan Trevino
Performed on the Winthrop University Percussion Studio Recital on 4/22/24
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Video
Wink by Mark Ford
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Performed at the NACWPI 2024 National Conference in Miami, FL
Winthrop University Percussion Ensemble - Fall 2023
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Performed on November 29th, 2023 in the Winthrop University Barnes Recital Hall. Performers Dr. Cory J. High, Director Kaydence Hill Cameron Ray Alexa Schroder Faith Nyberg Will Moore Caleb Smith Wren Thompson
Stop Speaking by Andy Akiho - Live Performance
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Performed at the 2022 Newberry College Faculty Showcase
Burnsville, NC - 35°55′02″N / 82°18′03″W
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Shot with a Lumix G7 and iPhone Audio - epidemicsound.com
The Last of Us (main theme) - arranged for percussion ensemble
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Performed by the Newberry College Percussion Ensemble Jeremy Clark Tyler Dail Kimmi Fuhrman Cory High For more about Newberry College, visit www.newberry.edu/academics/areas-of-study/music For more about me, check out www.coryhighpercussion.com Sub to stay updated, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions!
Clapping Music - Arranged for keyboard ensemble
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Performed by the Newberry College Percussion Ensemble Ashley Burrows Jeremy Clark Tyler Dail Elizabeth Gray Blake Harth Joseph Loera Chandler Watson For more about Newberry College, visit www.newberry.edu/academics/areas-of-study/music For more about me, check out www.coryhighpercussion.com Sub to stay updated, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions!
Hunt: Showdown - (High)light #2
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I just do these for fun, check out my other videos to see my music!
Peters Intermediate Snare Studies #3 - performance
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If you're interested in a more in-depth analysis of this etude, check out my lesson video for Etude #3.
Lesson : Mitchell Peters Intermediate Snare Drum Studies #3
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Here's a quick run down of Mitchell Peters Intermediate Snare Drum Etude #3 Sorry for the auto-focus camera issues, just got a new one and I'm still learning the best way to use it. I'll fix it for the next one! Thanks to all my sponsors and to you for watching! - LINKS - Buy the sheet music here! - www.steveweissmusic.com/product/intermediate-snare-drum-studies-mitchell-peters IG - @hittinstuf...
Wart Hog #3 - Newberry College Percussion Ensemble
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Wart Hog #3 - Newberry College Percussion Ensemble
Shock Factor - Newberry College Percussion Ensemble
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Shock Factor - Newberry College Percussion Ensemble
Lesson : Michell Peters Intermediate Snare Drum Studies #2
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Lesson : Michell Peters Intermediate Snare Drum Studies #2
Lesson : Michell Peters Intermediate Snare Drum Studies #1
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Lesson : Michell Peters Intermediate Snare Drum Studies #1
Marimba Sound Production: how to get the best sound possible
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Marimba Sound Production: how to get the best sound possible
How Sweet the Thought of You as Infinite by Emma O'Halloran
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How Sweet the Thought of You as Infinite by Emma O'Halloran
Recital Suite for Djembe by B. Michael Williams
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Recital Suite for Djembe by B. Michael Williams
Fantastic info
Hello Cory, thank you very much for the video you made on the topic of Marimba. The information you shared based on your experience was really very useful. I want to know if you know of any website where I can download the sound of each marimba key independently. I am conducting a personal research project on the marimba and the sound files I have managed to find usually include the sounds of the marimba but are accompanied by other instruments or are marimba song files. But what I need is the sound for each key of the marimba.
I’m not too sure about specific ‘sound libraries’ that have live recordings of each independent bar, but I know some people have used things like that as plug-ins for notation software playback. You may want to try reaching out to percussion composers about that, they will definitely have more information!
This guy thinks he’s got it going bossa nova
Super helpful info; thank you! I've always been told to aim for the center of the marimba bars, but you're right that you get a lot more resonance aiming a little below center. I'm definitely going to give the sticky note trick a try as well and may encourage my students to do so when practicing (I'm a front ensemble tech for a local high school). Thanks again!
What is the other instrument that the bell player is playing called?
That’s a bongo cajon - they’re not very common, but I like the sound! (It calls for actual bongos, but our heads busted before this recording)
@@hittinstuff That’s cool. I’ve never seen one before. I like the sound.
I have to implement the arpeggios and inversions into my practice! Very smart way to blend scales and technique into one exercise. Thanks for the inspiration!
I'm a total beginner and my teacher just assigned this one for me, hearing someone actually play it has helped so much with figuring out how it's supposed to be read, thank you!
I’m glad it helped!
great work, sounds fantastic!!
at my school for the single strokes we do 123234 for marimbas and 1234 for vibes Glock and xylo
King
Very helpful! Thanks :)
Thanks for watching, I’m glad to know you and others have gotten some use from it!
Nice dynamic control. Thanks for posting.👍
How long would you say you warm up for?
It definitely depends on how much I plan on practicing after, but I’d say the average is probably 15 minutes for the warmup.
Great video. I always tell people to make sure their warmup works general technique but also has specific things in it that will help you with the current pieces that you're working on. If you're not playing a piece or don't plan to play any piece that has triple laterals at 140 bpm, it's probably not a good idea to spend 30 mins a day doing triple laterals in your warmup. Lol.
Yo how does this guy not have subs
Probably because I’m just too busy to make more consistent content. I’ve got three more of these ready to edit though, so more coming soon! Thanks for watching!
Whats up its been a bit. But i have a request because im struggling to learn some music its a timpani piece called Maverick by Thomas A Brown and i was wondering if whenever you had time if you could play it because i have no idea what it is supposed to sound like
Your other dog flicking in the background at the beginning kills me lol
Hmm, one curious observation ..when scrubbing the tom to get that rubbery reverberative tone (appx 4:40), the down pressure on it seems to shift the drum's pitch into intonations that I think don't agree with vocal key ..even though the key is somewhat monotonal. The next time you two perform this you might want to tune the toms so the scrubbed tone complements the pitch of the vocals ..that tone will be more important to match than their natural, transient pitches (i.e. when they're tapped/hit, I'm not sure what the proper term is), because the natural transient pitch is not sustained, if I had to compromise, I'd favor the scrubbed, sustained pitches. Not your down-voter, just spitballing.
Sarah has good tempo.
This is a great resource. Thanks for making these.
I love your editing.
Thank you! Honestly I just try to add the weirdest things I can think of.
Definitely what I needed today. Thank you senpai
The expression! Excellent! You make that thing SING.
Thank you!!!!
The intro is great
We drumming
New video?!!!
He rotatin’
Ada is required for warm up
Ada is bae
Cory, what mallets did you use for this recording?
jim edward I’m pretty sure these were Michael Burritt 0’s by Malletech. Here’s a link to them... www.steveweissmusic.com/product/malletech-mb0-very-soft-marimba-mallets/marimba-mallets
Thanks Cory, It sounds like your a peace with yourself!!!!!!!!!
YEAH CORY
That was really cool also how many octives is your marimba
Paden Paulk I have a 5-octave Malletech Roadster! The audio on these recent recital videos is good, but doesn’t really capture some of the booming low end sound that this instrument makes.
Hi cory i dont know if you know who i am but im your cousin your really good at marimba and was kinda wondering what should I practice to get better i really need some help i dont know if youll ever see this but thats a good video as well
Hey! I heard you were a percussionist, it must run in the family! Send me an email at coryhigh@gmail.com and I’ll send you some practice stuff and pieces that I have.
Love your performance! Which LHS mallets did you use?
Bradley Fremder thanks for watching! If I remember correctly I used 1-5-5-10
Noice
Outstanding performance, Cory. Bravo!
Cory, this is John Serry. That performance is absolutely fantastic. Please email me: john@johnserry.com
great performance Cory! I haven't heard this in so long...is it still in print somewhere...I seemed to have misplaced my copy...best wishes
Thanks so much! I believe it's still published by KPP and Steve Weiss also still keeps it in stock.
Hi Janis. The copyright of the work has returned to me. I am just now releasing the new edition of the work and it will be available only from me. My email is john@johnserry.com. I look forward to hearing from you in any case. John Serry
See my message to Janis regarding availability of the new edition of the work. Thanks, John
Thanks Jon, I really appreciate it!
Absolutely beautiful performance, Cory. Congratulations!
Holy. Shit.
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