Description
Thrak (King Crimson). Bill’s comments and explanations playing all around the drum kit
Commentary:
Just to complete this section, now I’ll try to improvise with those embellishments or play through starting from the master rhythm to make it as complex as possible. The intensity will come from the embroidery and the additional notes played on the snare drum. So here we start with the basic rhythm. One, two, three, four… So there you have it. That’s a simple roll of accents of any type placed anywhere, but those particular accents I enjoy, and that became a tune on King Crimson CD entitled Thrak called Boo Boom.
Sixteen notes and fills in 7/4 “F” – 2037 – E
Displacements with sixth notes. Bill’s explanations Exercises for right and left hand. Only with accents C) Sixth notes with accents Fills of 32 notes into a 7/4 with snare and toms Commentary: Perhaps we do five strokes notes in between or join t
Sixteen notes accents in 7/8 – 2039 – E
Triplicity (Earthworks). Bill’s comments and explanations playing all around the drum kit Commentary: I’d just like to explain about a tune on the new Earthworks CD entitled Triplicity. Often as a drummer-composer, I start with a rhythm I li
Measure application, “The key” “A” y “B” – 2040 – E
How to play the Triplicity pattern A) The key to develop this pattern. B) The said pattern played all around the drum kit Commentary: Having found that seven bell part which is going to become the key to the tune, I just want to play that with different
