Derbeno wrote:There are many discussions on the subject. Do a search and ye shall find.
From straight stuff like Stick Control for the Snare Drummer to other stuff where you use different notes like the below from Heinrich Klingman
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQuj7Ag76Xw with the notation at http://noten.heinrichklingmann.com/Klin ... study3.pdf
Good luck!
JohnnyConga wrote:Got to the site called " NINJA DRUMMIST"...there are 400 rudiments and it shows you the hand to hand way of playing them...and you can also copy and print them out...let me know if that helps you...
JohnnyConga wrote:Got to the site called " NINJA DRUMMIST"...there are 400 rudiments and it shows you the hand to hand way of playing them...and you can also copy and print them out...let me know if that helps you...
Percussination wrote:Derbeno wrote:There are many discussions on the subject. Do a search and ye shall find.
From straight stuff like Stick Control for the Snare Drummer to other stuff where you use different notes like the below from Heinrich Klingman
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQuj7Ag76Xw with the notation at http://noten.heinrichklingmann.com/Klin ... study3.pdf
Good luck!
I've tried searching but couldn't find real descriptions of applying them, just people saying they do it.
Derbeno wrote:Well he gaves the notation with a legend of the symbols and the hand patterns.
Perhaps we misunderstood you. What exactly do you mean by "applying them"?Percussination wrote:Derbeno wrote:There are many discussions on the subject. Do a search and ye shall find.
From straight stuff like Stick Control for the Snare Drummer to other stuff where you use different notes like the below from Heinrich Klingman
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQuj7Ag76Xw with the notation at http://noten.heinrichklingmann.com/Klin ... study3.pdf
Good luck!
I've tried searching but couldn't find real descriptions of applying them, just people saying they do it.
Ernesto Pediangco wrote:All rhythms contain some basic rudiments. I have a limited repotoire but...when you watch Giovani Hildalgo for example, all the American rudiments are evident in his unique technique. He brings conga playing to a stellar level ! In addition to studying and playing many traditional Afro / Latin derived rhythms, he has practiced for years to be able to execute the same independance and sticking combinations, using his hands ! If I were to begin all over, I would study all the sticking techniques and rudiments as I learn to read staff notation and apply it as he did. Thats the KUNG FU of latin drumming ! Now, apply that to the rich variety of many many music styles asode from what pop culture media limits our ears to, and explore all latin American music styes & rhythms, study the most highly developed drum rhythms on the planet " East Indian " traditional "Ragas" and you will be the genius of the rhythms of all humanity ! You expressed an interest, now you can follow the path. It has been done and you can also do it. When you get it done, I can come to you for lessons !
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