Stickings to go - Warm-up exercises for Drums

André Oettel

Sinossi

Stickings to go is a collection of warm-up and technique exercises which you can practice on the snare drum or a drumpad.
29 pages, with a variety of exercises for the advanced and professional drummer.
Short rhythms with accents, flams and doubles are written in several groupings of eighth and sixteenth notes, triplets, quintuplets and sextuples.In the following chapters, individual techniques are combined and new challenges emerge.

Disponibile da: 15/06/2020.

Lunghezza di stampa: 31 pagine.

Arte, musica e cinema

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