Practicing Drum Rudiments for Spirit Music Meet-Ups

 

 

 

 

General Info for Rudiments – YouTube Playlist

 

See also Drums-Lessons with Mike Burris Playlist for general learning & practicing tips, and essential teachings

 

Spirit-Drums-Learning Playlist for revelations by God’s Spirit

 

See also Spirit-Drums-Motivation Playlist for inspiration, time management, and practice planning

 

Video – Intro to Spirit Music Meetups

 

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Make sure to review the “General Drum Rudiments Learning” section on the Drum Rudiments page

 

The Stick-Control page has Techniques that can help you practice rudiments

 

Video – 22PWG:  Understanding the 9 Stroke-Types in your rudiment will speed up your practice

 

Video – 22PWG:  Learning how to figure out your Stroke-Types will speed up your practice

 

The Spirit-Drums-Practice to Learn by the Spirit page has divine revelations to help you practice rudiments

 

 

 

 

Video – 22PWG:  Use by progressively adding Variety to expand or contract the Rudiment

 

Use it by assigning it various Counting Notations

 

Use it along with a metronome or loop to insure you have good timing

 

Use it as a Drum-Set groove

 

Use it as Fill-in ‘Embellishment’ to add some ‘spice’ to your regular groove

 

Use it to ‘Dialogue’ with the band by playing it as a Fill in the Break

 

Use it as a Rhythmic Figure to bring out the Accents in an Ensemble or Section

 

Use it for a larger ‘Dialogue’ as a Solo

 

More to come!

 

 

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