Learn how to do the behind the back move using a mace with this tutorial. This is an intermediate move for drum majors and baton twirlers. Watch this how to video and you will be able to perform the behind the back move with a mace.
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Play "Satisfaction" by the Rolling Stones on the drums
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Play a triplet diddle on the snare drum
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Practice without a bodhrán and make your own tipper
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How To:
Play the maracas
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How To:
Understand time signatures & BPM (beats per minute)
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How To:
Hold the bodhrán drum tipper
-
How To:
Perform a drum major finger roll with a mace
-
How To:
Play the "Four Sticks" groove on drums
-
How To:
Play various rhythms on bongos
-
How To:
Make a Djembe African hand drum
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How To:
Play a basic conga drum sequence
-
How To:
Clap Flamenco rhythms
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How To:
Treat the skin on your bodhrán drum
-
How To:
Perform a prop spin with a mace
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How To:
Play the drum part to Back in Black by AC/DC
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How To:
Improve your Darbuka/Doumbek Turkish solo technique
-
How To:
Play "Satisfaction" by the Rolling Stones on the drums
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How To:
Play "Hard to Handle" by the Black Crows on drums
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How To:
Use a 4-mallet Burton or Musser grip on the vibes
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How To:
Play cha-cha drum patterns
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How To:
Play accents and ghost notes on the drums
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How To:
Practice without a bodhrán and make your own tipper
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How To:
Tune a Djembe African hand drum properly
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These are all really really great man..... however. My question is how well do they translate to a ceremonial Mace which is wrapped in chain?
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