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Drum students who improve their skills at an exponential rate of musicianship and rhythmic complexity have more fun… are more fun! When new students are exposed to a variety of rhythmic patterns of 4, 3, and 2 from the very beginning, teaching duplet, triplet, and odd meter concepts become that much easier! The basics of technique and rhythm are illustrated and discussed in 104 detailed pages.
Secrets of Subdivision is as good a rhythmic primer as exists in drum publishing… Teachers would be wise to contact Mr. Pandone, utilize this special book, and thank the author for the years‘ worth of benefits it offers.” [9 of 10 stars] Ted Bonar – Modern Drummer
Start coordination and drum set studies as early as Lesson #1 with quarter notes in 4-4 time!
Young students with aspirations to be drummers often show up at the first lesson with fantastic expectations of learning to play drum set and end up leaving their first lesson disenchanted and disappointed. Most primary texts that teach basic technique, musical structure, and reading don’t include such studies, offer no accommodation for such eager students, and many instructors are at a loss with how to overcome such a hurdle.
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