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Stick Control: For the Snare Drummer George Lawrence Stone
Publisher: Alfred Publishing

I AM BORDED, THEY ALL SOUND THE SAME WHEN PLAYED SLOWING ON ONE SURFACE” (which was my snare drum, no dynamics developed yet) I felt students would be excited about practising these patterns as well as working through “Stick Control” if they could see and hear all the potential they have applied on a drum kit. Independence Warm-up Paradiddle vs Stick Control. Patrick pushes us this week with challenging bass patterns against the paradiddle with the hands. Download Sheet Music PDF · Skype Drum Lessons. This is one of the most fundamental habit one should develop in order to achieve the right strokes and maximum control during a practice and performance. People taking drum lessons with me will develop the ability to read rhythmic music notation and gain stick control and technique on the snare drum, which is the centerpiece and arguably the most important component of the modern drum set. Melodic Snare Drumming is a conceptual approach to playing snare drum that involves physically hearing or imagining a melodic accompaniment while performing. Rudiments improve your stick handling, wrist control and over all technique whether playing them on a practice pad or a snare drum. Bob says the idea “is in fact very old, and for centuries was the system through Drummers developed patterns that were called rudiments, containing information on rhythmic shape, stroke density, time value and sticking. Before I committed into doing these weekly I asked him “WHY? Beyond Stick Control is the book that offers the snare and drum set player various eight bar solos to develop hand technique and hand/foot coordination.