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OVERVIEW OF DRUM LESSON
- The first skill the drum student to learn is the art of holding a drum stick. To ensure that the student get the maximum response and bounce from the drumstick, he needs to master the many variations of holding the drumstick correctly.
- Essential drum lessons include reading music sheets and learning to count the beats. The student need to learn to read music sheets to be able to play fills and drum beats from the drum notation. Knowing how to read music notes and drum theory will enable the student to learn more varieties of beats and in the future get more jobs as a drummer.
- In order to play drums properly, the student should know the basics of counting time. This includes learning various notes, beats and also time signatures.You can play the Hi-hats by hitting them with a drumstick or opening and closing the hi-hats with the foot. The ride cymbal is means to keep the time steady. The most vital part of a drum set is the snare drum which is an important part of any drum beat. The bass drum is played using the right foot on it’s pedal.
- Another skill to learn is tuning a drum kit. Learning this will enhance your understanding of the drum kit as well as improve the sound of your drumming experience
- The drum syllabus will include a wide range of rhythmic styles ranging from simple to complex rhythms. It will also explore the role of the drummer in the band and also essential drum rudiments. You learn to play popular songs of various styles, improvisation and arrangements.
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