John Ramsay, Alan Dawson's 8 Triplet Ways By Memory
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- Опубліковано 25 бер 2019
- In this video, legendary Jazz Professor John Ramsay presents a sample lesson from TheDrumSetCoach.Com course entitled, "Extensions From The Teachings Of Alan Dawson” - Here John Ramsay demonstrates one of the most important “Jazz Coordination Mental Drills” from the Jazz master Alan Dawson.
Mastering exercises such as this one will greatly increase the drummer’s ability to improvise all over the drum set as he or she navigates throughout some most basic Alan’s drum set orchestration positions.
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The complete course features John Ramsay (Former Chair of the Berklee Percussion Department) and Berklee Professor, Henrique De Almeida.
The course focuses on Jazz and Jazz Fusion materials while the extension “Bonus” course covers: Hand technique concepts, Pop/Rock, Funk, Brazilian, Afro-Cuban, Hand & Foot combinations and much more. Learn from the best!
Henrique De Almeida & John Ramsay both are Professors at the Berklee college of music and they have both been teaching drum set over 30 years!
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Thanks for watching!
Hi John! Studied with you at Berklee back in the early 80s! Thanks so much for your patience, humor and knowledge. I’m a different and better drummer because of you! Thanks so much!
Holy cow that is a lot of stuff to learn
You make it look easy John! Thanks for sharing!!
This is absolutely fantastic.
Que legal! Sou seu fã Henrique!
Awesome.
still love your work!!
KILLIN'
that was awesome. thanks! question: i notice you have a tama metronome on the left. does an iphone metronome not serve the same purpose? just curious.
This is K custom high definition ride 22??
It’s tabla vocabulary :)
Isn't the first tom hit in the second example, first variation, actually a "long" and should therefore be played on the ride/bd?