Drums For DummiesGet down with rock, R&B, jazz, blues, funk, and Latin rhythms! Groove to the beat in no time with this ultimate rockin' guide! Whether you're dreaming of starting a band, striking the snares, or simply playing a hand drum, this interactive book-and-CD package makes it easy to pick up the basics. Complete with new information on contemporary rock styles and beats as well as rhythms from around the world, this guide is all you need to become a talented, versatile drummer. Discover how to
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Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Part of Tens 321 | 5 |
Setting a Solid Foundation 7 | 9 |
Drum Basics 9 Chapter 2 Ive Got Rhythm 17 Chapter 3 Tapping into Drumming Techniques 29 Chapter 4 Getting a Handle on Hand Drumming Tec... | 51 |
Digging into the Drumset | 63 |
Digging into the Drumset | 66 |
Exercises to Improve Your Hand and Footwork 74 Chapter 6 Rolling into Rock Drumming | 79 |
Beating the Blues | 103 |
Dressing up Your Drumset Skills | 189 |
Settling In Behind the Drumset 65 Chapter 6 Rolling into Rock Drumming 79 Chapter 7 Beating the Blues 103 Chapter 8 Rallying Around RB and F... | 215 |
Handling Hand Drums 225 Chapter 16 Singling Out StickPlayed Drums 251 Chapter 17 Shake Rattle and Roll Exploring Other Percussion Instrumen... | 269 |
Jamming with World Rhythms | 287 |
Choosing Tuning | 300 |
The Part of Tens | 321 |
Ten Ways to Expand Your Drumming Horizons 323 Chapter 22 Ten Tips for Finding a Drum Instructor | 329 |
How to Use the CD | 335 |
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