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This blog is an autoethnographic experiment in learning: learning by ear verses learning from instruction books. My thesis is this: that which we struggle by ear to learn will "stick better" and be easier to recall in performance because it engages our auditory, kinetical, and visual senses differently. From ear to hands, not eyes to hands is a different cognitive path.

Showing posts with label Body and Soul drum chart. Show all posts

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Monday, July 29, 2019

body and soul Ben Webster drum break

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Elvin Jones Primer: How does he swing?

20th c. fox fanfare drum part sketch
Alone Marshmello

Points of interest. Only one groove has a backbeat. The interludes have a quarter note pulse with the accent on 1 and 3 not 2 and 4. ...

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David Story: I'm a Toronto music educator, pianist, and student of the drums. At age 50 I took up jazz drumming as a healthy response to a mid-life crisis. I make my living with the piano, but I now identify as a drummer. Over the last 14 years I’ve had the opportunity to study with some great drummers in Ontario, Kentucky, Louisiana, Poland, and Italy: Terry Clarke, Gregory Hutchinson, Ali Jackson, Lowell Whitty, Enrique Loyola, Ed Soph, Steve Barnes, Jason Tiemann, Kevin Dempsey, Hal Smith, Gerald French, and Tony Nesbitt-Larking.

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