Hosted by Remi Thornton, Kevin Mozarko · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 40 episodes
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Two best friends that are also percussion directors aiming to dive deeper into topics relating to a school band/percussion program. Our hope is to provide a resource for music educators to further understand the ins and outs of percussion.
Remi Thornton, Kevin Mozarko hosts Percussion Perspective, a arts show with 40 episodes published.
In episode 39, Remi and Kevin chat about a few techniques to help make a percussion ensemble rehearsal go smoother. A few topics include choosing the music, planning for rehearsals, breaking up rehearsals into instrument
In episode 38, Kevin gives a step by step process on how he makes his own triangle clips for his percussion program. Triangle clips can be expensive, so this is a very easy way to make a bunch of them, and at a very low
In episode 37, Remi and Kevin chat about some cool percussion/drumming items to spend your Christmas money on! A few items include stick bags, kick drum beaters, drum dampeners, and even drumming app subscriptions! All o
In episode 36, Kevin answers an email from a listener requesting we chat about our personal stick and mallet choices. Kevin goes into depth about his favorite sticks, keyboard mallets, timpani mallets, alternative implem
In episode 35, Remi and Kevin chat about some tips to help you make the drumline! They chat about perfecting the different stroke types, practice specific rudiments, posture, aura, and everything in between! Hopefully th
In episode 34, Remi and Kevin talk about their approach to teaching stickings to young percussionists! They chat about a few different sticking systems, why they are important, and a few ways to avoid sticking issues as
After a crazy busy end to our school, and a short break from recording, Remi and Kevin are back! We chat in this episode about what we have been up to since our last episode. Remi talks about some band camps he has taugh
In episode 32, Remi and Kevin talk about common mistakes made by beginners. Of course we all know the obvious ones, wrong rhythms, bad timing, liking Ska..... But we often overlook small details that can snowball into ma
In episode 31, Kevin talks about a new app, Rhythm Generator, that he had the privilege of getting to work on with the developer! It's a great new app for percussionists, educators, musicians, and more who want to get be
In episode 30, Remi and Kevin talk all about triangle. What might seem like a boring and basic instrument is actually very nuanced. You need to know what you're doing the next time you have a triangle part, or need to he
In episode 29, Remi and Kevin reflect on the last year of doing this podcast together. We chat about the struggles of starting a podcast, the success we've had, and a few things we have learned along the way. This isn't
In episode 28, Remi and Kevin talk about......suspended cymbal! This "simple" instrument has a lot of ins and outs that make it really interesting. You shouldn't just relegate your not as talented players to these parts.
In episode 27, Remi and Kevin interview Oklahoma native Adam Bruce. Adam has an extensive knowledge of percussion and teaching. We chat about incorporating accessories into your beginning percussion curriculum, preparing
In episode 26, Remi and Kevin talk about programming percussion ensembles for your MS and HS studnents. From how to choose the right ensemble, to listing some of our favorite works, they give you some guidance and sugges
In episode 25, Remi and Kevin discuss the ins and outs of getting your percussionist section organized and ready for state band contest. These tips can apply to all grade levels and can help you in getting your percussio
In episode 24, Kevin interviews Remi this time! Remi talks about his favorite rudiments, his percussion related career goals, and some of his influential teachers he has had. Kevin adds in his 5 fun/random questions at t
In episode 23, Remi interviews Kevin about his history of being a percussionist/drummer to get to know a little bit more about him. Some topics include earliest memory of playing, considering a different career path, and
In episode 22, Remi and Kevin continue their discussion from the last episode on choosing high school percussion solos. They did deeper into some 4-mallet literature and also chat about a few timpani options as well that
In episode 21, Remi & Kevin talk about what goes into choosing high school solos. Solos are an important part of percussionists' development, and there are several recommendations in this conversation. Part 2 coming soon
In episode 20, Remi and Kevin discuss middle school percussion solos. We chat about choosing solos, which instruments we have kids play solos on in certain grade levels, and give some good recommendations on solos and so
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