The two-handed sixteenth note drum beats featured in this lesson are a little different than anything covered in previous lessons. Unlike the regular sixteenth note beats, these patterns have the hands alternating between the hi-hats and snare for the entire measure.
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Play dotted quarter notes
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Read drum tabs for beginners
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Tune an Indian tabla drum
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Play the upstroke drum rudiment
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Play pataflafla drum rudiment
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How To:
Do drum music for the Chinese Lion Dance
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How To:
Play shaker percussion
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How To:
Play cha-cha drum patterns
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How To:
Play various rhythms on bongos
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How To:
Play the dhol drum
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How To:
Play a basic conga drum sequence
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How To:
Play the drum fill from "In the Air Tonight" on drums
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How To:
Perform a roundhouse spin with a mace
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How To:
Play a "2-beat" drum pattern
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How To:
Perform a drum major finger roll with a mace
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How To:
Play the 'spang a lang' or 'ride cymbal' jazz drum pattern
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How To:
Practice the timbales quietly
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How To:
Play the Marimba
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How To:
Read drum tabs for beginners
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How To:
Properly hold drumsticks
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How To:
Play the upstroke drum rudiment
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How To:
Play dotted quarter notes
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How To:
Play a shuffle on the drums
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How To:
Play the baião bass drum rhythm
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How To:
Tune an Indian tabla drum
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