Jim Chapin Speed, Power, Control, Endurance Instructional Video
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- Jim Chapin Speed, Power, Control, Endurance Instructional Video
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02:08 - Intro
05:16 - The difference between french and german grip (3 motions vs 1 motion)
09:59 - Moeller Technique
12:38 - Down Strokes
14:17 - "Say you got a car..."
15:32 - Moeller Technique explain Down/Tap/Up
18:23 - Develop Control (Strange strokes)
20:29 - J Burns Moore Technique (Karate Chop)
25:42 - Develop Control (Soft strokes)
29:03 - Develop Power
32:53 - Posture
34:27 - Exercises Moeller Technique
37:08 - Stop at the Top
38:03 - Develop Power (Bridge Position)
41:03 - Develop Control (Elbows movement)
42:59 - Exercises Sheet (Page 1 - example A)
43:36 - Exercises Sheet (Page 1 - example B)
44:09 - Paradiddle Exercises Sheet (Page 2 - example A)
44:34 - Paradiddle Exercises Sheet (Page 2 - example B)
45:34 - Exercises Sheet (Basics in sheet)
46:48 - Paradiddle Exercises Sheet (Page 3 - example A)
47:20 - Paradiddle Exercises Sheet (Page 3 - example B)
47:40 - Paradiddle Exercises Sheet (Page 3 - example C)
48:29 - Paradiddle Exercises Sheet (Page 3 - example D)
49:43 - Pull-Out Concept
54:20 - 3 stroke roll
54:43 - 4 stroke roll
54:57 - 5 stroke roll
55:30 - Ruffs Exercises Sheet
57:18 - Explore the Techniques
57:52 - The position of the thumbs
1:00:17 - Hold the sticks
1:03:19 - Variations on Traditional Grip
1:05:43 - The end (You really must see this) - Hudba
"*_It proves how many things you can probably discover for yourself, by not being caught in what I have to say or what anybody else has to say. So think for yourself. And if someone shows you something that’s good, believe it. Or discard it. But examine it._*"
There's something awesome about guys in the WWII generation, of which Jim is a part. Clear, uncomplicated, and no-nonsense. Great stuff.
This is the best video on CZcams. you can delete all the rest
Wait, wait, wait, wait!!! 😱
Ain't nobody saying all that, now! We still need Eric Moore, Rob beat down Brown, the 80/20 drummer, Steve Jordan, and many more. Lol.
I agree that this should be a featured video. But we gotta keep the rest. Lol.
I’ve used this Master’s work since I was a kid in the high school jazz band. Within a few weeks I noticed that my playing had changed so much that I became addicted. If I didn’t take on his books and work I would have never left my small hometown and done music for a living for 30 years.. a legend, a gentleman, a scholar and a beautiful human being. I haven’t watched this for YEARS and YEARS. It’s a great revisit. Thank you for posting ❤️
Around 6:30 he says “it’s part of the stuff I’m still learning.” The consummate teacher knows he is really just an expert student.
This old dude is good , real good.
This may be the greatest thing I've ever seen
A true Jewel lost in the ocean of the web. THANK YOU SO MUCH Jose for posting this, Jim is being greatly missed.
Thank you Andres for your kind words. Jim Chapin was a very special part of my life, he showed me how to play jazz the right way also his wisdom, kindness, and guidance helped me to become what I am today. He is truly missed.
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@@joserosapercussion as long as this tape exists, he's still w/ us, teaching. I play guitar, but find this fascinating.
Please don’t ever take this down. This is by far my favorite lesson on YT.
What he said at the end there is huge. Even if you aren't great at drumming... or any instrument it really doesn't have to be about that. Its about making music.
This is a teaching style that is very classy and intelligent, seems very rare these days.
I was lucky enough to attend a masterclass with Jim in the 90's. He needed a stick to walk but his hands were blindingly fast. A gentleman and a legend.
Same but mine was around 2004. He walked out with a stick, all old and I (arrogantly) remember thinking that this can't possibly be good and...dude, first drummer to blow my mind. His hands were so quick, so elite and I humbly listened to him for several hours
This is the holy grail of technique, look at the age of Jim and the power speed and ease he plays with.
Ever since I was little, I always went to the older folks for info & advice. Still did decades later. After all, they learned many ways to get 'X' done, I'll learn those & the shortcuts.
So here I am, in my 60s still looking for older folks to learn from. Only problem is, those older folks are ALL DEAD! But alas, we now have the Internet and this myriad of videos uploaded so the world can reach & watch at a moments notice and enjoy and/or learn from (2 thumbs up). If I was able to drum as fast as Jim Chapin, you would swear I had 8 THUMBS UP!
REALLY BIG THANKS Jose!!!+!
(8 thumbs meaning, 8 thumbs up)
Well, now, you're the older folks younger ones go to for brain picking :)
OMG. This man was a Nation Treasure!
I bought this VHS tape as a teen when it was first released. It used to run all day and night in my bedroom. Chapin is a master...
I'm new and that's what I'm doing he's a legend and I'm gonna absorb it all!
I still teach this stuff in my classes,also the books he wrote are so great,In 1948,the first book became biblical to jazz drummers.The independence is eye opening..A true genius of teaching..
"Think for yourself, and if somebody shows you something that's good believe it or discard it, but examine it".......
Great life advice.
juan c araya a quote that transcends drumming or music in general.
@@PeaceLoveDrumsticks Yup
One of the best sayings ive ever heard
Yes aye
We, are blessed to have what Jim left Us here. Stop listening to bangers at Geeetar Centa , They abuse the priveledge to sit behind a Drum or hold sticks.Then throw the Sticks all over the floor. Take a header.
Thank you so much for posting this...R.i.P Mr. Jim Chapin
Back to the basics.. I needed this
Greatest drum instruction video ever! And what a great guy! Love his car analogies. A regular “Joe” with extraordinary talent.
This is a great video, Thank you for posting. Just got done about 45 minutes of practice. I am going back in.
Wonderful!
The best hour, nine minutes and forty-five seconds I've ever spent, behind a set of sticks. I especially appreciated "I'm still learning."
He is so excited to teach.
I've never heard of this man, but his ability to hit that meditative focus is very, very dedicated.
IKR
Jim Chapin! His Advanced Independence book was a must for anyone wanting jazz chops when I was coming up. I had a whole winter in Alaska coming up and knew I'd have shedding time so ordered it in 1979.. It came in the mail and I had that booklet, a pad, and a whole Alaska winter in front of me. Opened to the first page and was blown away at the difficulty - in fact I thought it was impossible. Decades of study in that little booklet - it was a rite of passage for so many jazz drummers. What a treasure this is. Thank you.
What a treat to listen to a gentleman teacher who is skilled yet humble.
56yrs old and still learning from masters. Thank you Jim Chapin and friends\family. What a treat...
Our pleasure!
"Advaned Techniques for The Modern Drummer" is amazing!
I took a lesson with Jim when I was a kid and studied with Dom Famularo. Two great people with a true love for drumming. I recall Jim being a very nice man.
Jim was an awesome human being y Dom is now taking the rightful place of Jim as one of the top teachers in the industry.
You are a lucky man...
Very lucky indeed. Congratulations !
WOW‼️ You are a lucky man👀. I hope you still have your sticks❗️
this guy is old old school..a humble-excellent teacher and listener...any student could enjoy being under his teachings,,,old school is still very good school....i could have learned a fortune with this teacher...and i'm learning now (smile),,,love his words of telling us all to not only to be a technician but to also be a player/listener,learner of music
Every drummer should watch this, Mr Chapin is a genius, with just the droop of the wrist as he states I now can comprehend Moeller, the light just went on so excited.
Same here.
Born in 1919 Jim Chapin died 19 days before his 90'th birthday in 2009. All those 9's sound like a drum exercise.
Timing is everything
Jim Chapin fantastic what a gentleman and master of the drums ,thank you.
The late Jim Chapin. I remember going to a drum clinic in North Miami, Fla, with a 1 drummer/friend and my guitarist/sister however, I don't remember the name of the Drum store sponsoring the clinic. This was in the late 80's. It may have been one of the now defunct Resurrection Drum locations. I can tell you that as legendary as this man is/was, there were only a handful of people at this clinic. Including store personnel, myself and a few others maybe 10-12 max. I'm primarily a bass player, & play other instruments, and I love to be around and talk to drummers. This clinic was beneficial to me because Jim's ideas in terms of presentation, technique, achieving control, using your power to make statements at the right time were invaluable.The principles can be applied to any instrument as long as you understand how to apply. I didn't even know what the 'Moeller Technique' was until Jim broke it down at the clinic. Definitely blown away by the 1 & 1/2 hour of knowledge and experience at that time. I cherish this particular time in life because as you can see from this instructional, Jim was a fabulous teacher, patient, and as "Greg+" mentioned below, consumate. He taught and theorized as if there were 150 enthusiastic new drummers in the room. Not to mention a very classic type of guy. A little over 90K views? Unfortunately that's saying a lot about today's culture. For a lot of young players, they want it fast. Not flashy or blazing enough for some, but I guess teaching never really is. Music theory is important to any musician and you should have a really good understanding of the fundamentals, myself included. Thank you for your contributions to the drumming world and music as a whole_ Rest in Power Jim Chapin.
Broooo i remember Resurrection Drums especially the main one off Bird Road... took lessons there when i was a kid now im 29.. amazing times 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Sometimes it takes a while for any CZcams video to break through to a wider audience. I just became aware of this over the past weekend.
This guy is old school and his presentation is jam packed with exhaustive technical information. I'm not even officially a drummer but I love the way this guy teaches. Thanks for posting. Cheers!
Jim was a phenomenal player and teacher. He’s right up there along with Freddie Gruber; and Gruber was such a metaphorical presence in the drumming community!
R.i.p. Sir! You have taught me more than I realized watching this for second time in many years! You are a huge inspiration!
The ending was beautiful
I am almost 65 yrs old now - and I just love an old fashoned personality like this JIm who is a true expert from the old days. This was greatly appreciated and I will be going thru this treasure of drumming techniques here for a long time.
I just recently learned of this man ,how did he go under my radar?He explains things clearly with no jargon.
My music school teacher got to play 2 gigs with this guy
That last thing he says might be the wisest thing anyone has ever said about drumming.
My teacher, my mentor, but mostly, my friend.....What Jim taught me has taken me into my 70's.....My students now get those benefits..................Ralph Onofrio
The more you learn the better you will play, pay attention to the old guys you might learn something. Whoever put this up thank you for your time
You're welcome
1000!
What a beautiful dude. Thanks Jim!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm an Australian Drummer and I studied with a man named Jack Savage, he was from New York and moved to Sydney Australia in 1971. He use to tell me lots of stories. One was he was very close friends with Him and he said he hasn't spoke to Jim in a while, it was getting close to the 4th of July, I said maybe U should ring him on the 4th, sadly Jim died that day.
My god ... i love everything about this man! What a teacher and so humble!
My good friend, mentor,and teacher.....I learned more from Jim in 9 lessons than any other teacher I ever had.I studied with him 50 years ago, and still teach this method.
Ralph Onofrio one degree away from moeller himself. Very cool!!!
I’ve been teaching myself for 1 year and practicing on my pad almost every day
After watching this I realised how important it is when playing matched grip to have absolute symmetry between left and right
Literally started just playing L R L R L R L R L R again
found a major floor in my Left hand and corrected it
All of the sudden it felt absolutely satisfying and balanced
This video has taught me a major lesson and I’m so glad it was uploaded
Thank you so much 😘😘😘🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
It's a hard pill to swallow doing such basics. I went back to basics about 2 months ago after playing 21 years. I discovered playing slow and precise with heavier marching sticks on a gel pad has taken me to a new level. Each day (in addition to about 3 hours of normal playing) I play 10 mins on the pad morning and evening. Matching precision is the key.
Appreciate this slice of history
26:15 That moment hit me hard. Really really listen in. That is the depth of all of it. Self-discovery, conscious action
Best drum lesson ever. Thanks so much!
I'm new and I love this guy! I've watch it twice in 2 days he will be my mentor !
Sorry Thanks so much Jose for posting this I want to learn the right way from the start ! This is pure gold ! Even Neil Peart went back to old school for lessons years ago !
Ed, you are in the right place. I was Jim's student back in the early 90's until 1995. He was an amazing human being.
Agradecido por compartirlo, una maravilla...
Best video for hands technique. It's like traveling in time to watch him.
A drum teacher that doesnt pretend im stupid
A drum teacher that doesn't pretend to be humble!!!
His book “advanced techniques for the modern drummer” is phenomenal. I have gone through that book so many times, and there is still room for improvement. It is one of my go to books when I practice.
Thank you so much for posting this. Absolute treasure.
What a treasure this video is!!!!
Fantástico material...muchas gracias por compartir
Thank you for a priceless gift 🙏💥🙏
OH MAN!!! It's been so bloody long since I have watched this.... I have just realised someone lead me astray haha all those years ago in college :S haha SHite :D Should have listened to the master.
Devoured this as a kid, and I think it's time again for a bit of Jim Chapin Love :D
For those who didn't notice the resemblance (and last name), JIm was father to singers/composers/humanitarians Harry and Tom Chapin.
nice thanks
I met him at Local 47 & told him I was a big Harry Chapin fan & he nodded, like he'd heard it B4! VERY nice guy! Much missed!
Wow. I didn't put together . Thanx
I googled Jim Chapin before I read your comment and just found that out. Looking at Jim I really see the resemblance to Harry and Tom. Fun fact!
Man... thanks for posting this whole thing! What a gem. This guy is such a legend.
This is priceless. Thanks for the upload!!!
The man was a machine! Amazing drummer and teacher. RIP.
Warms my heart, and my mind! Spectacular 😍
I throughly enjoyed this video. I've learned so much from just this one video.
I studied out of Chapin's book with Buddy Deppenschmidt. It put me through the ringer as well!
Thank you for sharing! This is pure gold!❤❤❤
Such a Relic video for Drummers. History. God Bless
Thanks very much for posting this. His sign off is pure gold. "Some of the best players I know really can't play the drums very well...but they play music superlatively well....Think in terms of how do you relate to other musicians. How does it feel to them when you play? Do you make them happy? Do they make you happy?
Thanks for posting this what a fantastic teacher and drummer Jim Chapin was i will use this with my students
A wonderful kind and passionate teacher...
Wow,, this guy is a absolute legend,,didnt put down any style just positive benefits of sticking techniques .. thank you Jim amazing👊
Absolutely
My goodness. The definitive lesson. Thank you so much Jose for posting this. Perfect.
cheers for this upload pure gold
Truly mind expanding; thanks so much posting Jose
i love Jim! hi is (for ever) a very unique and wonderful human!
Este video es espectacular !
Nice. Very informational. This guy is a Master.
Incredible!
This is an amazing video - I've only seen parts of it before, so never knew how detailed Jim Chapin and Moeller were.
Thank 's for your lessons
Jim Chapin straight up ninja
awesome what speed magnifico
Loved this,thankyou !!!
Now on 5th hour learning again. Going to be a long journey!! Its actually enjoyable. Cheers, anyone else doing this for first time? Are you having fun?
For me the best Video on hand tecnique
貴重な映像をありがとう！
Помню его по 70.80. годам ..Джимм Чэпин. Бади рич
Легенды!!спасибо что вы были в этом мире....
Thank you. At 52 I'm learning all over. Very exciting and fun. Buddy Rich used this method for speed. I'm learning all over!! The CORRECT way. Cheers. Honestly, this video rendered my favorite drummers (Buddy, Neil, Max, etc.) As obsolete. This is TRUE fundamental drumming.. I'm Happy to learn all over a new.
Joe Pocaro hipped me to the mysteries of moellers' and chapins' technique...p.i.t 91-92...and i was an apt pupil. :)
You gotta love this man.
Men like this don’t exist anymore sad the world we live in today but he is a great teacher and i could lesson to him all day long great video
A true master!
Went through his jazz book as a kid! What a great and passionate teacher! So great to see this video!
Thank you.
bless you for posting this.
Wow, I am a Fledgeling Drummer. This is changing my whole way of playing. Excellent. Appreciate you sharing this information
This guy is amazing
This is pure gold! Thank you so much!
You're welcome my friend