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

Along with realizing all this, I decided that I needed to spend more time with the practice pad, metronome, and classic drum books. 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). Lauren Progressive steps to Syncopation for the modern drummer - By. Encyclopedia of Double Bass Drumming - By Bobby Rondinelli and Michael. 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. Or just go into your beginner books and find similar examples from your earliest snare drum or band books. Stick Control: For the Snare Drummer George L. Since your practice is focused more on the pad for right now I would recommend the book Stick Control and of course work on your rudiments. Ted Reed Stick control for the snare drummer - By George L. If at all Stick Control for the Snare Drummer by George Lawrence, am I right? If it seems a bit daunting, try just playing one line final target for this one is 200 bpm or higher. People taking drum lessons with me will develop the ability to read rhythmic music notation and gain stick control and technique on the snare drum, which is the centerpiece and arguably the most important component of the modern drum set.