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Playing Binary Two-Beat Breaks
Drum breaks, also often referred to as “fills”, are aimed at joining two adjacent segments. This fairly short break, comprising two beats, often marks a rather rapid transition between two ...
Funk Grooves #1
This assortment of funk drum grooves is inspired by some of the greatest players, namely James Brown, Prince, Sly & the Family Stone, The Meters, and many more. You will play these grooves either ...
My First Drum Grooves #2
These drum grooves are aimed first and foremost at beginners. They are very easily accessible because they use only two rhythmic values: the quarter note and the eighth note. You are offered the ...
Playing with Jazz Brushes
Jazz brushes are used very often, especially in jazz and world music. They lend subtlety to your drum playing. The deciding factor is the mastering of the gestures: the bristles can either scrape ...
Playing Binary Eighth-Note Grooves
As a drummer you should know how to play binary drum grooves based on eighth notes. Most of them are readily accessible. You will find binary eighth-note grooves in very many musical styles – ...
Playing Single Stroke Rolls
The single stroke roll is a basic drum rudiment; it consists in alternating right hand (indicated by white circles) and left hand (black circles) single strokes. This snare drum rudiment is ...