Peter Erskine is best known for his versatility and ardent love of working in various musical settings. In this indispensable installment from his video lesson series in which he covers basic brush skills on the drumset, Peter will guide you through playing time with the brushes.
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Play a cáscara pattern on the timbales
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Do the basic toss with a mace
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Perform a drum major finger roll with a mace
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Perform a two-handed neck wrap with a drum major mace
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Play various rhythms on bongos
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Use cáscara with the clave on the timbales
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Identify and name the parts of the drum kit
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Play the drum fill from "In the Air Tonight" on drums
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Play dotted quarter notes
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Treat the skin on your bodhrán drum
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Play a basic conga drum sequence
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Perform a roundhouse spin with a mace
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Count eighth notes and swinging eighth notes
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Do the two handed neck wrap with a mace
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Understand time signatures & BPM (beats per minute)
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Play Conga drums
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Play the Djun-Djun
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Perform the behind the back move with a mace
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Play the tambourine
How To:
Do the behind the back pass with a mace
How To:
Play a cáscara pattern on the timbales
How To:
Do the basic toss with a mace
How To:
Perform a drum major finger roll with a mace
How To:
Perform a two-handed neck wrap with a drum major mace
How To:
Play various rhythms on bongos
How To:
Use cáscara with the clave on the timbales
How To:
Identify and name the parts of the drum kit
How To:
Play the drum fill from "In the Air Tonight" on drums
How To:
Play dotted quarter notes
How To:
Treat the skin on your bodhrán drum
How To:
Play a basic conga drum sequence
How To:
Do the two handed neck wrap with a mace
How To:
Perform a roundhouse spin with a mace
How To:
Count eighth notes and swinging eighth notes
How To:
Understand time signatures & BPM (beats per minute)
How To:
Play Conga drums
How To:
Play the Djun-Djun
How To:
Play the tambourine
How To:
Perform the behind the back move with a mace
How To:
Do the behind the back pass with a mace
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