when i was in 8th grade our band had marching competition and so i thought they would be fun to play ever since i have been addicticted to playing them i have developed my skills enough that as a freshman in high school i have played in college drumlines and i the first freshman to play the quints at my school!

there difficulty, there fun to play and the verity of sound they give off

watching our highschool line play. plus my friend was the first girl to ever make our high school quad line. (hopefully I will be number two )

what made me wanna play quads eh? i always thought snare was kick butt but i saw blue devils's tenor line on a DCI tape my friend had. i was blown away. therefore, i now play quads.

I sat down one day and figured that snare is only one drum, but quads is 5/6....more drums=more fun. plus i stank at traditional grip, so it all worked out.

I've wanted to play the tenors ever since the first time i saw a drumline. The more complex rythems, the fact that there is more than one pitch, and the difficulty is something i always strived to be on top of. after a couple years of playing them, I now enjoy every minute i spend with the tenors when I'm with my drumline.

my instructor put me there, and now i live by the Quad.

My band director pretty much told me straight up in 8th grade that I would be on tenors my freshmen year. Loved it, so I played them all through high school.

In 8th grade we had a marching competition and noboby wanted to play the quints so i decided to play them...Later that month/year i became addictted to them and now i play them in high school as a freshman which is like a broken law at my school.

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10th-quints (hopefully)
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12th-quints (hopefully)

I started out playing drumset, and as i became more and more fascinated with drums i had a hunger to learn them all! So with the help of my private teacher i dove into the marching world. When i first saw a drumline (Blue Devils of course), i loved the mere look of a 4 man tenor line presenting themselves like champions and moving so fast and playing so steady. That day, a quad drummer was born in me.