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This document provides drumming tips and techniques for reading music and drumming fundamentals. It discusses drummers like Dave Grohl who don't read music, basic drum rolls, building technique through adding notes, drum movement patterns, common drum rudiments, song forms, and helpful cues for drum fills. The overall document serves as a beginner's guide to reading music and improving drumming skills.
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- 1. DRUM Steve Vyskocil ORGC 201-501 14E. Jackson 1220
- 4. Dave Grohl Doesn’t Know How to Read Music, You Do! Just a few bands Dave Grohl has been in: Foo Fighters Nirvana Tenacious D Nine Inch Nails Pearl Jam David Bowie Queens of the Stone Age P. Diddy Tom Petty Scream Them Crooked Vultures
- 5. All the Way, No Mistakes! Practice with Mirror Check Hand Position “The Mother of All Beats” Make up more “beats”
- 6. 101 Rolls: bounce sticks Double stroke roll (double bounce) 5 stroke roll 9 stroke roll Reading with feet Think with your feet first Practice with bass drum on all 4 beats Hi-Hat on 2 & 4
- 7. Building Block Technique Keep Bass pedal with Hi-Hat constant Add one note at a time until finished Dynamics ff: fortissimo—very loud f: forte—loud mf: mezzoforte—moderately loud mp: mezzo piano—moderately soft p: piano—soft pp: pianissimo—very soft
- 8. Drum Movement Parallel movement—hands follow each other in any direction Oblique movement—one hand stays on a sound, other hand moves round Contrary movement—hands move in different directions
- 9. Rudiments ABC’s of Drumming Always play rudiments slow-fast-slow Only 40 rudiments Free poster from Vicfirth.com (you’re their biggest advertiser) Most of the drum rudiments are variations of each other, meaning it is not too hard to learn all 40 rudiments. For example, if you can play a flam stroke, and a paradiddle pattern, you should have no trouble playing the flam paradiddle Open Roll Paradiddles Flam Single Stroke Roll Double Paradiddles Flam Tap Buzz Roll Triple Paradiddles
- 10. Song Form Intro Verse Chorus Verse Chorus Bridge Solo Verse Chorus Repeated Chorus Outro
- 11. Song Form Cont. Fermeta—Hold until cue Crash at beginning of each section Fill at end of each section Find a different groove for each section Listen to music, and try to find out what is going on (drummer’s ear)
- 12. Helpful Cues Limitation = Innovation Play fills only on snare Play fills on 2 sounds that don’t match Example: Floor tom/Hi hat Bass drum/Middle tom
- 13. Outro