Advanced rock drumming : a complete method / by Roy Burns
Material type:
TextMiami, FL : Belwin-Mills Publishing Corp., ©1968Description: 72 pages : illustrations ; 31 cmSubject(s): LOC classification: - MI MT 662 B937 1968
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PBTS Library | MI MT 662 B937 1968 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Checked out to Sean Kristoff Corpuz (FACULTY0087) | 01/01/2026 | M01954 |
Musical Instruments (MI) - Drums
Contents:
1. Playing the Bass Drum
2. Bass Drum Exercises
3. Playing the Hi-Hats
4. Bass Drum and Hi-Hat Exercises
5. Playing the Snare Drum
6. Snare Drum Exercises
7. Snare Drum Exercises with Double Strokes
8. Playing the Bass and Snare Drums Together
9. Bass Drum and Snare Drum Exercises
10. The Basic Rock & Roll Rhythm
11. Playing Rim-Shots
12. Snare Drum Exercises with Rim Shots
13. One and Two Measure Fill-ins
14. The Basic Triplet Rock & Roll Rhythm
15. The Muffled Rim-Shot
16. One Measure Fill-Ins in "Gospel" context
17. The Shuffle Rhythm
18. The Chelsea Beat
19. Chelsea Rhythms
20. Latin-American-Based Rock & Roll Rhythms
21. Rhumba Rock & Roll
22. Cha-Cha Rock & Roll
23. Mambo Rock & Roll
24. Bossa Nova Rock & Roll
25. Nanigo Rock & Roll
26. West Coast Rock & Roll Rhythm
27. Advanced West Coast Rhythms
28. Rock & Roll Rhythms not based on the ride cymbal
29. Substituting the Hi-Hats for the Ride Cymbal
30. Playing Straight Four" on the Hi-Hats
31. Accompanying on the snare drum
32. Accompaniments Using Tom-Toms
MI in Call Number means "Musical Instrument"
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