Learn Rhythm X 2010 WGI finals Snare Break
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- I today's drum lesson I am going to teach you how to play this cool rhythm X snare feature from 2010
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Geoff marched with the Blue Devils and The Cadets and served as tenor tech with The Bluecoats. He now leads 'The Percussion Theatre' and teaches and performs across the globe.
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Fun video! I was in this snareline. Tim Jackson taught us this snare break by rote in-person, so it was never really written out. The tempo was 160 bpm, but we often started way faster and settled a bit under. That left-hand 4-stroke is quick! 👏🏼
Hey Chris. Amazing work that year. Did you guys do anything to master the 4's lefts? or was it just rep rep rep? the tempo was crazy fast, great job
@@FreestyleRudiments We probably should’ve played more left-hand 4’s under-tempo with a metronome! 😂 Lots of reps indeed. The tap huertas with the alternating accents are super quick too.
My favorite snare break!
I love how you continue to emphasize the need to practice and put in the time to be able to play something correctly. Keep up the good work! Helped me (Greg Lucas)!!!!!!!!
Thanks man. Learnt a lot working with you guys to! Until brain implants arrive, nothing beats purposeful practice.
This means so much! Thank you! Fantastic video!
One of my favorite moments in WGI. I love how they made it almost entirely in duple yet still so difficult. Thanks for the breakdown
No worries glad you enjoyed.
You pointing out the decisions they deliberately made (such as fluctuating the speed to get a specific reaction) to further the audience’s enjoyment of their performance is something that drummers should be more aware of. Being able to play complicated rhythm at fast tempo is nice, but making it musically interesting to those listening is so much more important.
Hey Geoff thanks for making these videos it inspires me to learn music form other groups and for me to get better
Hey meatstick, glad your liking them! I am also learning a lot from all the different styles and writers
@@FreestyleRudiments that’s sweet it’s a win win for both of us
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Blue Devils 2022 Snare Break
Great video man! Have you got any recommendation for a metronome that you can set up for time changes? So that its a constant flow through each change
I dont use one but their is one called polynome by Joe Crabtree that does this very well.
@@FreestyleRudiments thanks man much appreciated 😁 also keep up the hard work your videos are really good i was a pipe band drummer trying to learn another style and your videos have definitely helped 💯👊🏼
why didn't youtube recommend this channel to me before i got cut wtf
lol sorry to hear that