Drags, Ruffs and the Cheese
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- čas přidán 22. 06. 2020
- Here is a lesson on Drags, Ruffs and Cheese type of grace notes.
I demonstrate each type of grace note and go through exercises from my Three Camps Book Let's Go Camping. The book is available from me at rickdior@gmail.com - Hudba
The fact that this has been posted for a year and has under a 100 likes is criminal.
Hi Rick,
Bime here from germany,
as always, great lesson!
So thankful for this
I love the way you teach and explain
Can you tell what kind of metronome do you use?
Sorry for my baaaad english
Thats a yamaha click station met
Excellent video!!!
Rick, when you play a drag with your left hand it seems like the thumb/fulcrum is doing the work and the index and middle finger are barely moving. Is that correct? Isn't that different than how you usually play a double? If so then why?
Thanks a lot!!!
Hi Ben
That is correct. The bottom 2 fingers and the first 2 fingers are regulating the bounce of the stick while the thumb is moving it. There is naturally going to be just a little wrist involved to get the initial bounce. When I play a double stroke roll which is generally louder I let the stick bounce more between these groups of fingers so it may look like they are doing more but it is to control a louder bounce.
Hi Rick, in your right hand, are you using the last/end finger joint in your back three fingers or the middle joint? I cant quite tell from the video angle. Thanks!
First joint. There should be plenty of space in there for your fingers to work. If your hand is closed up your doing it wrong.
@@rickdior thank you, i do see a lot of new jazz drummers using middle joint with a closed hand. Its for quiet precise playing I assume?
Where can i buy this practice pad? Whats the name of that pad?
Hi Rick! I am your subscriber from Russia! Can I download your book?
Contact me at rickdior@gmail.com
Hey Rick! Is there a pdf file of it?
All of these things are in my Three Camps book and there is a PDF available. Contact me at rickdior@gmail.com
Thanks