Claus Hessler's Camp Duty Update: Snare Drum Rudiments: Bridging the Gap Between Past and PresentClaus Hessler's Camp Duty Update examines the history of rudimental drumming in Europe and the United States, offering in-depth background information about the various stages of its development. To support the text, the book features traditional musical pieces that can be considered milestones of drumming---some dating back 200 years or more---along with contemporary interpretations of the songs. The accompanying recordings provide full performance and play-along tracks of the songs at varying speeds, and the appendices in the back of the book include rudimental exercises, reference material and flute parts. An innovative approach to the study of rudiments, Camp Duty Update presents drummers with a comprehensive understanding of the essential elements in their musical language. |
Contents
Section 1 | 17 |
Section 2 | 18 |
Section 3 | 22 |
Section 4 | 23 |
Section 5 | 24 |
Section 6 | 39 |
Section 7 | 41 |
Section 8 | 47 |
Section 20 | 65 |
Section 21 | 66 |
Section 22 | 67 |
Section 23 | 69 |
Section 24 | 73 |
Section 25 | 74 |
Section 26 | 75 |
Section 27 | 76 |
Section 9 | 48 |
Section 10 | 50 |
Section 11 | 51 |
Section 12 | 52 |
Section 13 | 53 |
Section 14 | 54 |
Section 15 | 55 |
Section 16 | 56 |
Section 17 | 57 |
Section 18 | 60 |
Section 19 | 61 |
Section 28 | 77 |
Section 29 | 79 |
Section 30 | 80 |
Section 31 | 83 |
Section 32 | 84 |
Section 33 | 87 |
Section 34 | 88 |
Section 35 | 90 |
Section 36 | 92 |
Section 37 | 93 |
Common terms and phrases
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