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Playing with the hi hat opened Bill’s explanations Right hand plays the hi hat in one, three and four sixteen notes Left hand plays the snare in two and four quarter notes Bass drum in one and three Opened hi hat on the second sixteen notes
Commentary:
Avery easy sound to play and what I use quiet a lot of is the hi-hat opening and closing right after the bass drum. That’s the sound. Quite easy to improvise with. So you might like to experiment with that sound. Here is the simplest rhythm again. Without playing on the hi-hat, it sounds like this. And so forth.
Sixteen notes in 7/4 “D” – 2036 – E
Displacements with sixth notes. Bill’s explanations Exercises for right and left hand. Only with accents B) Sixth notes with accents Fills of 32 notes into a 7/4 with snare and toms. Commentary: Perhaps the next thing it would come to mind is use
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
Demonstration: B’Bom, King of Crimson (Thrak) – 2038 – E
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
