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mrhappycow

736 posts (24 today)
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15 August 2008

I was just wondering if anyone had any good websites with videos to show me rolls sich as double stroke and seven strokes and any rudiments and if possible can you show me another website that has practices or ways to quiken my arms in fills like from the snare all the way to the tom or you can just tell me but what is really wanted is the rolls and rudiments and no youtube doesn't work. Thanks
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drummer-47

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15 August 2008

If you just want to know how to do the rudiments, maybe this site will work:

http://www.freedrumlessons.com...essons/drum-rudiments.php

As for the technique in order to do the rudiment, I've not actually managed to find a video of a close up on the hand showing you how to do it. I got one of the drummers in my local shop to show me. If you have a teacher I'm sure he will show you if you ask, or go to your drum shop and ask them to show you.

With fills around the kit, practise will quicken your speed. I practise single stroke rolls on a pad and pillow every night. Not only do you want to practise on a pillow and pad, but you want to apply it to the kit aswell so that you are also practising the movement of the body and playing a fill aroud the kit.

They key is practise, you may not notice a change instantly, but when you look back on how much you've progressed in a years time, you will definitely know that the practise has paid off! Cool Dude

Josh

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playinpearls

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16 August 2008

WWW.DRUMRUDIMENTS.COM Updated on 8/16/2008 6:49:24 AM ...sometimes ya gotta step out on that www.com limb... although, i already new about that site.. -~=Joey=~- www.myspace.com/leogmusic www.myspace.com/joeyfeci
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crash

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16 August 2008

Vic Firth http://www.vicfirth.com/education/rudiments.html Sabian, Vic Firth, Evans,
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mrhappycow

736 posts (24 today)
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16 August 2008

Thanks crash great site exactly what I wanted Updated on 8/16/2008 9:00:40 AM And same to you drummer 47
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atimke

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16 August 2008

The rudiments section of the Free Lessons site is a good compliment to the Firth rudiment pages in that it puts the rudiments in a musical context. That makes them seem a lot less like sterile, pointless drudgery. - Al
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