Matériel : DVD
Prenez plaisir à regarder ce batteur de renom jouer avec puissance et précision. Chris Coleman vous enseigne sa méthode et vous donne de nombreux excercices en plus de ces démonstrations. Il vous montrera entre autre comment jouer avec un bassiste. Enfin Chris se révéle lors d'une interview. 117 minutes, en anglais. / Batterie / Dvd
SKU: HL.3710610
UPC: 697643111776. 14.0x14.0x0.146 inches.
Series Description: The “Precision” series is created using Paiste's proprietary Signature Alloy, and features the typical hallmarks of Paiste's original Signature sound - brightness, fullness, strong presence and projection, with brilliant musicality. A particular quality of the Signature “Precision” is its clean and focused character in combination with a very articulate, straight-ahead sound. The finish of Signature “Precision” purposely follows the tradition established by the original Signature series. Fans of the original Signature sound, look and feel will thus find these cymbals a compelling choice for their cymbal sets. “The goal for the Signature 'Precision' was to create a more affordable Signature sound. We specifically researched and designed the manufacturing process to achieve that goal. Part of the success of this project is the incredible sound potency that already exists within the Signature Alloy.” -Erik Paiste Size: 14″ Volume: Loud Weight: Heavy Sound character: Very bright, clear, forceful, brilliant. Wide range, clean mix. Fairly heavy feel. Powerful, bright open sound, full, penetrating chick sound. Controllable, pungent hi-hat for precise playing in loud to very loud situations.
SKU: CF.CAS157F
ISBN 9781491165423. UPC: 680160924332. Key: D minor.
Journey back to ancient Rome in this powerful string orchestra work depicting the strength and reach of the Roman armies through the eyes of a weathered centurion (a centurion is the equivalent of an Army captain). The work begins with a full statement of the Centurion motif in the high strings which should be played with power and strength while in the rhythmic marching element (depicting the Roman Army) in the low strings propels us forward. The lyrical sections at measures 13 through 32 in the viola and cello sections should be expressive and maintain that powerful sound first established in the violins at the beginning of the piece. From mm. 32-42, a torrent of triplets drives toward a grander gesture of the Centurion motif in the violins and viola sections while the low strings maintain momentum and rhythmic precision. The piece continues to a more solemn restatement of the motif, a section which requires a great deal of expressive playing and vibrato, as the centurion reminisces about his accomplishments, before launching into one last battle from m. 59 to the end.
About Carl Fischer Concert String Orchestra Series
Thi s series of pieces (Grade 3 and higher) is designed for advancing ensembles. The pieces in this series are characterized by:
SKU: CF.CAS157
ISBN 9781491165027. UPC: 680160923939. Key: D minor.
Journey back to ancient Rome in this powerful string orchestra work depicting the strength and reach of the Roman armies through the eyes of a weathered centurion (a centurion is the equivalent of an Army captain). The work begins with a full statement of the Centurion motif in the high strings, which should be played with power and strength while in the rhythmic marching element (depicting the Roman Army) in the low strings propels us forward. The lyrical sections at mm. 13 through 32 in the viola and cello sections should be expressive and maintain that powerful sound first established in the violins at the beginning of the piece. From mm. 32–42, a torrent of triplets drives toward a grander gesture of the Centurion motif in the violins and viola sections while the low strings maintain momentum and rhythmic precision. The piece continues to a more solemn restatement of the motif, a section which requires a great deal of expressive playing and vibrato, as the centurion reminisces about his accomplishments, before launching into one last battle from m. 59 to the end.