Thanks Chris very helpful…waiting for the next…toni from austria! One thing would be nice if you could make a video: how you can make the left hand matched - feeling and sounding like the old traditional grip players!!
Hi, that's a great video, thanks. Can I bring to your attention a contribution by Peter Erskine, to which I am sort of attached, since Peter has been my drum hero since very early on. Generally, Peter is against any form of spang-a-lane, or as he puts it, playing the ride pattern as a 'three-note grouping'. And also he advises starting with very even quarter notes, and then developing a different phrasing options, accenting 2 and 4, of course, but also accenting the off-beat notes, and-of-2, and and-of-4, which he puts with Elvin Jones style. What do you think? Here is the video: ua-cam.com/video/fYSFMeT4LxU/v-deo.html
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Thanks Chris very helpful…waiting for the next…toni from austria! One thing would be nice if you could make a video: how you can make the left hand matched - feeling and sounding like the old traditional grip players!!
Hi, that's a great video, thanks. Can I bring to your attention a contribution by Peter Erskine, to which I am sort of attached, since Peter has been my drum hero since very early on. Generally, Peter is against any form of spang-a-lane, or as he puts it, playing the ride pattern as a 'three-note grouping'. And also he advises starting with very even quarter notes, and then developing a different phrasing options, accenting 2 and 4, of course, but also accenting the off-beat notes, and-of-2, and and-of-4, which he puts with Elvin Jones style. What do you think? Here is the video: ua-cam.com/video/fYSFMeT4LxU/v-deo.html