I have been in a wind band since the second grade of primary school. This is a relatively large band. I have western musical instruments, such as woodwind instruments and brass instruments.

I am almost a sophomore now.

I never stop practicing. I started playing snare drum Junior, and then I played drums and jazz drums.

In fact, every musical instrument has its difficulties.

Of course, if you just want to learn and cultivate interest, it won't be difficult.

As far as I know, percussion plays the role of deputy conductor in the band. Generally, there is a conductor before the game or rehearsal.

The following people really depend on the scores. Obviously, the role of drums in this period is clear, but drums only play a role in stabilizing the morale and controlling the rhythm.

Small drums should step on the idea of big drums and play more varied rhythms to help songs enter various stages of performance.

The above is my own understanding of learning percussion over the years.

I wonder if I can help you.

In a military orchestra, you should follow the direction of the big drum and play with momentum. If it rings, it rings, and if it is weak, it is weak.