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#182937 - 02/25/09 03:42 PM Re: Common and uncommon term used by drummers [Re: glareonthesnare]
IPstixrawesume Registered: 01/13/08 Loc: Columbus, IN	Center snare and Drumline section leader at CNHS Bands: "Jefe" _________________________ (8") DONKEY SPOCKS FTW!!!
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#183280 - 03/02/09 02:23 AM Re: Common and uncommon term used by drummers [Re: IPstixrawesume]
DLWebmaestro Registered: 04/25/00 Loc: Drumlines.org Server	Shouldn't that be "El Jefe" ? _________________________ DLWEBMAESTRO Performing Great Mills HS: '92-'96 -> Front Ensemble, Plates, Snare \| Baltimore Ravens: '00-'03 -> Snare Teaching Thomas Stone HS: '97-'99 \| Patuxent HS: '99 This is why I cannot answer your sheet music access question right away.
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#183286 - 03/02/09 08:29 AM Re: Common and uncommon term used by drummers [Re: DLWebmaestro]
dredpir8roberts Registered: 10/23/07	only if the drumline also has a plethora of piñatas
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#183348 - 03/03/09 12:44 AM Re: Common and uncommon term used by drummers [Re: dredpir8roberts]
DLWebmaestro Registered: 04/25/00 Loc: Drumlines.org Server	You're confusing El Jefe with El Guapo. _________________________ DLWEBMAESTRO Performing Great Mills HS: '92-'96 -> Front Ensemble, Plates, Snare \| Baltimore Ravens: '00-'03 -> Snare Teaching Thomas Stone HS: '97-'99 \| Patuxent HS: '99 This is why I cannot answer your sheet music access question right away.
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#183389 - 03/03/09 06:53 PM Re: Common and uncommon term used by drummers [Re: DLWebmaestro]
IPstixrawesume Registered: 01/13/08 Loc: Columbus, IN	We just shorten it to "jefe," but you're right. It should be "El Jefe." _________________________ (8") DONKEY SPOCKS FTW!!!
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#183478 - 03/04/09 09:27 PM Re: Common and uncommon term used by drummers [Re: IPstixrawesume]
9Volt Registered: 02/12/08 Loc: Yup	La Jefe is party in French. I have no clue if that was relevant to the topic at all, just thought I would throw that out there.
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#183508 - 03/05/09 02:12 AM Re: Common and uncommon term used by drummers [Re: 9Volt]
DLWebmaestro Registered: 04/25/00 Loc: Drumlines.org Server	I will not tolerate the F language on my Website! _________________________ DLWEBMAESTRO Performing Great Mills HS: '92-'96 -> Front Ensemble, Plates, Snare \| Baltimore Ravens: '00-'03 -> Snare Teaching Thomas Stone HS: '97-'99 \| Patuxent HS: '99 This is why I cannot answer your sheet music access question right away.
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#183509 - 03/05/09 02:17 AM Re: Common and uncommon term used by drummers [Re: DLWebmaestro]
Insomniac Registered: 09/24/03 Loc: Ann Arbor, Michigan	patriotism at its finest... boycotting french on a drumline website... that's standing up to the foreign man _________________________ Kanye West: the world's best troll.
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#183531 - 03/05/09 08:23 PM Re: Common and uncommon term used by drummers [Re: 9Volt]
Aaronicus Registered: 08/31/07 Loc: United States of America	Originally Posted By: 9Volt La Jefe is party in French. ehhh...not so sure about that. I know that "une fete" is a party. but jefe...It doesn't look like french and i've never seen it before. there aren't many j's in french. not to mention i looked it up in a french english dictionary (a real one, not online). It doesn't exist. Not to mention my doctorate in the french language...lol, but i have taken 4 yrs of it so far. _________________________ Londonderry High School Marching Band Multi-Tenors
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#183533 - 03/05/09 08:56 PM Re: Common and uncommon term used by drummers [Re: Aaronicus]
9Volt Registered: 02/12/08 Loc: Yup	Originally Posted By: Aaronicus Originally Posted By: 9Volt La Jefe is party in French. ehhh...not so sure about that. I know that "une fete" is a party. but jefe...It doesn't look like french and i've never seen it before. there aren't many j's in french. not to mention i looked it up in a french english dictionary (a real one, not online). It doesn't exist. Not to mention my doctorate in the french language...lol, but i have taken 4 yrs of it so far. Your right, what in the world was I thinking. Une fete is party. Man, I was like super off, the only thing that was the same in those words were the "e's" Haha, sorry about that.
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