Excellent instructor!!!! She is not condescending or arrogant. She wants the listener to learn and enjoy! "The sky is the limit!". The method of letting the stick bounce off the head with a relaxed feel makes drumming sound so much better and musical. This is exactly what Joe Morello always said. I've been playing since the 60's and I am still learning and practicing. This is the fun part. I always discover that my body knows something that my brain doesn't. My belief is the drum set is not an attack weapon. It is the heartbeat of the band. This is why I prefer to listen to Joe Morello, Jeff Hamilton or Jerry Granelli instead of Buddy Rich. Something else that should be covered that I don't see in any videos is the type of sticks and the differences they make in the sound of the ride cymbals, particularly in where they touch the cymbal and at which angle. I'm happy to see that I've always set up my drum set, cymbal placement and heights and angles of everything exactly like she has hers. I must be doing something right.
Been playing jazz and blues for 12 years...studied with some very talented, well known and respected session players, in England, over those 12 years..this exercise is fantastic, simple and nicely challenging. Thank you. 1&er2&er3&er4&er😎
Excellent instructor!!!! She is not condescending or arrogant. She wants the listener to learn and enjoy! "The sky is the limit!". The method of letting the stick bounce off the head with a relaxed feel makes drumming sound so much better and musical. This is exactly what Joe Morello always said.
I've been playing since the 60's and I am still learning and practicing. This is the fun part. I always discover that my body knows something that my brain doesn't.
My belief is the drum set is not an attack weapon. It is the heartbeat of the band. This is why I prefer to listen to Joe Morello, Jeff Hamilton or Jerry Granelli instead of Buddy Rich.
Something else that should be covered that I don't see in any videos is the type of sticks and the differences they make in the sound of the ride cymbals, particularly in where they touch the cymbal and at which angle.
I'm happy to see that I've always set up my drum set, cymbal placement and heights and angles of everything exactly like she has hers. I must be doing something right.
Well said-clear, helpful and motivating. Thank you.
I am coming to Jazz for training ,jazz drummer have incredible independence.Thanks ,I enjoyed this and will use it .Cheers .
you are a beautiful teacher....pleasure to listen to you talk about swinging...
This short video changed my whole drum life.. thanx a lot
I like the way she teaches. Well done.
YOU are awesome! You helped me understand drums better then I ever have. Thanks for your lessons!
Wonderful lesson...
Really helpful
Been playing jazz and blues for 12 years...studied with some very talented, well known and respected session players, in England, over those 12 years..this exercise is fantastic, simple and nicely challenging. Thank you. 1&er2&er3&er4&er😎
Fabulous. Love your tutorials Sherrie. Um, off to practice this - or mash it up 👏🇦🇺👋
This was so simple yet so beautiful.
Thank you maam
Great tutorial.
Nice lesson! Well explained. Thank you!
Sherrie, could you show me how you tune your snare and get that nice crisp sound?
Stupefacente
You are great!
Thanks for The Netherlands!
Hee Yvo, jij hier? :-D
The Ride cymbal is hella of an optical illusion!
Matheus Streicher dude it is isn’t it :D
Very Nice
Shez for prez!
really wierd i can do it easy with my left hand but not my right! got more work to do!
are those buck-e-balls on the ride?
Nope they're rivets
Who says Tom toms