Stick Control: For the Snare Drummer book

Stick Control: For the Snare Drummer George Lawrence Stone
Publisher: Alfred Publishing

Practice until you are comfortable playing very high strokes (loud) with a lot of wrist and arm action as well as low strokes (soft) just barely raising the sticks off of the drums. First off, let's use our example to work on speed To start, try playing the exercise at 140 bpm and a ppp dynamic level (1 inch of the drum). Скачать книгу Стик Контрол можно по ссылке Stick Control скачать. Sensibly no bass drum pedal is supplied with the kit; the bass drum pad is of course designed to be triggered with a pedal but because it's touch sensitive it could equally be triggered with a stick, which opens up a whole new set of playing possibilities. STICK CONTROL and THE GLORY OF INTERPRETATION Stick Control is the quintessential drum instruction book. If it seems a bit daunting, try just playing one line final target for this one is 200 bpm or higher. Spinning The 14"x5" 3mm steel snare's shell extends to 5mm thick in two bands that are positioned at the top and bottom (where reinforcement rings would be on a wooden drum). By the end of the week, your stick control will really be refined and you'll have a better idea of how to relax when playing fast. The SDS V Modular Drum Synthesiser is capable of producing synthesised percussion sounds and acoustic drum sounds ranging from Rototoms through to standard rack toms, timpani, bass drums and snare drums. Generally, an aluminium shell will produce a drier, more controlled-sounding drum compared to other metals. Pg 5-7 R = Floor Tom & Snare in unison L= Kick Drum hi hat is on quarter notes. Самая известная книга для барабанщиков Stick Control For The Snare Drummer автор George Lawrence Stone. The exterior of Whatever the tuning, cross-sticks and rim shots were relayed with great clarity, while its metallic ring was just within the boundaries of enthusiastic. I AM BORDED, THEY ALL SOUND THE SAME WHEN PLAYED SLOWING ON ONE SURFACE” (which was my snare drum, no dynamics developed yet) I felt students would be excited about practising these patterns as well as working through “Stick Control” if they could see and hear all the potential they have applied on a drum kit. Or just go into your beginner books and find similar examples from your earliest snare drum or band books. Before I committed into doing these weekly I asked him “WHY?