Drumstick Control
A Realistic Approach to Snare Drum Technique Applied to Drumset
Percussion - Sheet Music

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A Realistic Approach to Snare Drum Technique Applied to Drumset. Composed by Jeff Moore. Method/Instruction; Percussion - Snare Drum Method. Book and CD. 80 pages. Alfred Music #00-32037. Published by Alfred Music (AP.32037).

ISBN 9780739058060. UPC: 038081349190. English.

Drumstick Control is a snare drum technique method for the drumset player. The book introduces and explains the accented stroke types and combinations both popular and necessary for today's contemporary drummer. All the PAS International Drum Rudiments that contain accents are covered with logical drumset applications (time keeping, fills and solo ideas). This book is a comprehensive technical method organized in a realistic, step-by-step process that focuses on developing stick proficiency through an independent, hands-separate approach. The exercises included represent a thorough rudimental manual with practical drumset application, while providing the framework for hand development, endurance and speed training, as well as ideas for chop maintenance for life.

  • Dedication and Acknowledgements
  • Preface
  • Fundamental Drumstick Control; Single Paradiddle Transfer Value
  • The Muscle Groups; Percussion Strokes
  • Metronome Games; How to Use the Book; Rhythmic Ratios; Focus Concepts
  • CHAPTER 1: ACCENTED SINGLE STROKES
  • Single-Stroke Accent to Tap (Hands Separate)
  • Accented Single-Stroke Builders (Independence Approach)
  • Accented Single-Stroke Roll (Independence Approach)
  • Accented Single Strokes (Building Up Common Figures)
  • Accented Single-Strokes Triplets ("Swing" Bucks)
  • Accented Single Strokes (The Grids)
  • Accented Single Strokes (Duple and Triple Combinations)
  • Accented Single Strokes (Drumset Applications---Time Functioning)
  • Accented Single Strokes (Drumset Applications---Fills & Solos)
  • CHAPTER 2: ACCENTED DOUBLE STROKES
  • Accent to Double Stroke (Hands Separate)
  • Accent to Double/Drag Builders (Independence Approach)
  • Accent to Double/Roll Builders (Independence Approach)
  • Accent to Double/Paradiddle Builders (Independence Approach)
  • Accent to Double (Independence Exercises)
  • Accent to Double Strokes (Paradiddle Chop-Building Combinations)
  • Accent to Double Strokes (The Grids)
  • Accented Double Strokes (Drumset Application---Time Functioning)
  • Accented Double Strokes (Drumset Application---Solos and Fills)
  • CHAPTER 3: BUZZ & MULTIPLE BOUNCE ROLLS
  • Buzz, Multiple-Bounce & Orchestral Roll Builders (Hands Separate)
  • Closed Roll Builders (Independence Approach---Duple)
  • Closed Roll Builders (Independence Approach---Triple)
  • Closed Roll Builders
  • Rolls in Marches
  • Closed Rolls (Roll Chart)
  • Buzz Roll (Drumset Application---Time Functioning)
  • CHAPTER 4: DRAGS
  • The Drag
  • Drag Rudiment Exercises (Skeleton Approach)
  • Four-Stroke Ruff Exercises
  • Double-Drag Tap (Skeleton Approach)
  • Lesson 25 (Hands-Separate Approach)
  • Drag Paradiddle #1 (Hands-Separate Approach); Drag Paradiddle #2 (Hands-Separate Approach); Single Ratamacue (Skeleton Approach)
  • Double Ratamacue (Skeleton Approach)
  • Triple Ratamacue (Skeleton Approach)
  • Drag Rudiments (Drumset Application---Fills and Solos)
  • CHAPTER 5: FLAMS
  • The Flam Rudiments (Hands-Separate Approach); Symmetrical Flam Rudiments
  • Asymmetrical Flam Rudiments
  • Flam Rudiments (The Grids)
  • Flam Rudiments (Drumset Application---Fills & Solos)
  • Snare and Bass Drum Practical Independence