Here we work on independence, one of the most interesting aspects of the drum kit. These exercises were influenced by those created by the drummer Kenny Arnoff. Watch out that the cymbal maintains one figure, the snare is in the 2-4, the hi-hat with crotchets

This video shows different variations of “Songo” rhythms with Cowbell, Snare, Bass Drum, hihat. 1st line Right hand plays Cáscara “E” in cowbell 2nd line Left hand plays Snare with variations 3rd line Bass Drum plays “Tumbao̶

Giovanni Hidalgo shows you the Guaguancó pattern in the Puerto Rico style. You have to play this pattern with eighth notes, and you have Open, Slap, etc… beats. You only work with the Tumbadora in order to understand step by step how to play this patter

In these exercises while your right hand plays the Cáscara in Wood Block, your other hand plays quarter notes in snare, your right foot plays the Clave with the Foot Cowbell and the BassDrum plays the 10th Sixteenth note of the bar.   Commentary: Number

Displacements with sixth notes. Bill’s explanations Exercises for right and left hand. Only with accents. A) Sixth notes with accents into 7/4 time with snare and toms.   Commentary: Next thing you could do, for example, is put the same rhythm into

256. When working on these loops, try to get references from records in this style: listen to the drummer but also to the entire group. Do not reduce your vision, music is a whole, and the only way to understand any style is with thorough analysis. Most modern

My name is Yuki Ogawa. I am 13 years old. I’ve been playing drums since I was 3 year old. My future dream is to become a professional drummer known in the world like Kozo Suganuma or Senri Kawaguchi. I want for people all over the world to know about Jap

This exercise consists of 2 parts. In the first part work with the right hand (R) on the cymbal, left hand (L) on the snare (SN), and bass drum (BD). The HiHat is always on quarter notes. In the second part, do the same with reversed hands. Bar 1 – Right

The master Giovanni shows you another variation for “Timbales” with “Cáscara” patterns on the Cha-Cha cowbell, and the different possibilities.   Commentary: After that, when you want to add, there is another style, that’s w

Here we work on independence, one of the most interesting aspects of the drum kit. These exercises were influenced by those created by the drummer Kenny Arnoff. Watch out that the cymbal maintains one figure, the snare is in the 2-4, the hi-hat with crotchets