new at jazz drummin' help!!

- 666lucifer666 schrieb...
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- 25. Jan. 2007, 23:01
new at jazz drummin' help!!

hi all...
im new at jazz drummin'
i was play heavy and melodic death metal...
but i wanna learn some technics heavy and death metal is more about speed ...
technic is more important i think...
So write here some good jazz tracks to train for...
thanks for help...

24.000# Nile – Lashed To The Slave Stick
15.000# Manowar – The Power
10.000# Marilyn Manson – Count to Six and Die
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We Are The Sticks Bounded Threads
But I Will Not Be Puppet Of Life
Its All,They Controll Us All Like Puppets
But I Will Not Be Puppet Of Life

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[quote][b][user]666lucifer666[/user][/b] sagte: hi all... im new at jazz drummin' i was play heavy and melodic death metal... but i wanna learn some technics heavy and death metal is more about speed ... technic is more important i think... So write here some good jazz tracks to train for... thanks for help...[/quote]

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- Aman schrieb...
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- 27. Jan. 2007, 5:48
Pick up Jim Chapin's book for be-bop drumming. You'll be all set.

[quote][b][user]Aman[/user][/b] sagte: Pick up Jim Chapin's book for be-bop drumming. You'll be all set.[/quote]

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- 666lucifer666 schrieb...
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- 3. Feb. 2007, 22:13
thx man...
not a so active forum huh?

24.000# Nile – Lashed To The Slave Stick
15.000# Manowar – The Power
10.000# Marilyn Manson – Count to Six and Die
-----------------------------------
We Are The Sticks Bounded Threads
But I Will Not Be Puppet Of Life
Its All,They Controll Us All Like Puppets
But I Will Not Be Puppet Of Life

www.migfer.net
www.myspace.com/migferband
http://lucifer666mantus.deviantart.com/
Miğfer

[quote][b][user]666lucifer666[/user][/b] sagte: thx man... not a so active forum huh?[/quote]

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- markthedrummer schrieb...
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- 4. Feb. 2007, 21:27
There are a lot of books out there but I recommend going to a good teacher, playing along to some good jazz CDs and getting your head around playing the right feel. Steve Houghton has several good books as does Dave Hassell. make sure your drum teacher is someone who is experienced in playing Jazz. Oh yes and while your at it learn to read drum music!

ATB Mark

[quote][b][user]markthedrummer[/user][/b] sagte: There are a lot of books out there but I recommend going to a good teacher, playing along to some good jazz CDs and getting your head around playing the right feel. Steve Houghton has several good books as does Dave Hassell. make sure your drum teacher is someone who is experienced in playing Jazz. Oh yes and while your at it learn to read drum music! ATB Mark[/quote]

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- 666lucifer666 schrieb...
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- 4. Feb. 2007, 21:46
he is very good in other genres but i dont asked for jazz yet....
i think he can play jazz too...
th for advices man...very helpfull

24.000# Nile – Lashed To The Slave Stick
15.000# Manowar – The Power
10.000# Marilyn Manson – Count to Six and Die
-----------------------------------
We Are The Sticks Bounded Threads
But I Will Not Be Puppet Of Life
Its All,They Controll Us All Like Puppets
But I Will Not Be Puppet Of Life

www.migfer.net
www.myspace.com/migferband
http://lucifer666mantus.deviantart.com/
Miğfer

[quote][b][user]666lucifer666[/user][/b] sagte: he is very good in other genres but i dont asked for jazz yet.... i think he can play jazz too... th for advices man...very helpfull[/quote]

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- deanchristesen schrieb...
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- 16. Feb. 2007, 22:37
yeah your teacher should be able to turn you on to some recordings to listen to, also. getting inside the style is one of the most important things, so listening is going to be crucial.

[quote][b][user]deanchristesen[/user][/b] sagte: yeah your teacher should be able to turn you on to some recordings to listen to, also. getting inside the style is one of the most important things, so listening is going to be crucial.[/quote]

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- levisdrummer schrieb...
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- 19. Jul. 2008, 15:41
try John Rileys Book "The Art of Bop Drumming"..best book....a lot of independence exercises,solo ideas, brush techniques and sheets(real book style) with playalong...and many more :-)

[quote][b][user]levisdrummer[/user][/b] sagte: try John Rileys Book "The Art of Bop Drumming"..best book....a lot of independence exercises,solo ideas, brush techniques and sheets(real book style) with playalong...and many more :-)[/quote]

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- durkmeister schrieb...
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- 18. Aug. 2008, 14:41
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Sorry this is late, but i'd say the most important thing is being idiomatic. Basically, listen to a lot of records to pick up drumming nuances and styles, and then try and filter these influences into your own sound. This takes time and is a lot more difficult than it sounds (i've been trying for quite a few years now and i'm only very partially there!).

[quote][b][user]durkmeister[/user][/b] sagte: Sorry this is late, but i'd say the most important thing is being idiomatic. Basically, listen to a lot of records to pick up drumming nuances and styles, and then try and filter these influences into your own sound. This takes time and is a lot more difficult than it sounds (i've been trying for quite a few years now and i'm only very partially there!). [/quote]

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- berndev schrieb...
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- 14. Feb. 2009, 17:06
listen to EVERY drummer

some of the great drummers dig "other" drummers! PLAY,PLAY, PLAY & listen

[quote][b][user]berndev[/user][/b] sagte: some of the great drummers dig "other" drummers! PLAY,PLAY, PLAY & listen[/quote]

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- radio_rok schrieb...
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- 22. Feb. 2009, 22:06
jazz tracks to train for....

try wes montgomery's "smokin' at the half note"

[quote][b][user]radio_rok[/user][/b] sagte: try wes montgomery's "smokin' at the half note"[/quote]

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new at jazz drummin' help!!

new at jazz drummin' help!!

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listen to EVERY drummer

jazz tracks to train for....