Accents Drumming Development: Time Space And Drums, #7

By Stephen Hawkins

Discover the Simple Solution to Becoming a More Dynamic Drummer?

 

Does your drumming sound boring and flat? Does everything you play sound one dimensional? Do you want your drumming to sound more musical and less monotonous?

 

If that sounds like you then The Time Space and Drums Series is here to help you achieve your dynamic drumming goals and more.

After working for some of the biggest names in British show business for over 35 years, people such as Paul Daniels, The Three Degrees, Susan Maughan just to name a few, along with some of the best music directors in the business, it became clear that everything you will ever play as a drummer will be formed from the most basic fundamentals.

 

Most things you hear great drummers play is dynamic, exciting, and often grooves like crazy! So why isn't your drumming dynamic and exciting? Well, it all boils down to some basic principles that once learned become automatic and begin to advance your drumming in leaps and bounds. Even the most basic beats and fills begin to sound much more advanced. And one of the main components of that advancement is your...

 

Accents Drumming Development!

 

The Accents Drumming Development book is comprised of Four Accents Drumming Development Lessons that are carefully designed, with the beginner in mind. But that doesn't mean that the intermediate player cannot benefit and improve further through mastering the exercises included in this Accents Drumming Development book. No matter what your level of proficiency is, this simple yet comprehensive dynamic accents drumming guide will help you Improve the Dynamics Within Your Playing to Greatly Enhance Your Current Drumming Skills.

 

The Time Space and Drums Part Seven Accents Drumming book is a guide to help you:

• Take the monotony out of your playing and become a more dynamic and exciting drummer!
• Turn linear, flat, and boring playing into dynamic, musically exciting playing!
• Turn one-dimensional drumming into three-dimensional masterpieces!
• Make your drumming sound less monotonous, groove more, and sound more musically exciting to the listeners!
• Play dynamically using a variety of time signatures to advance your ability to make your drumming flow and groove like a pro.

You'll also master playing:

• 1/8th and 1/16th Note Accents In 2/4 and 4/4,
• 1/8th and 1/16th Note Accents In 5/4 and 7/4,
• Accented Triplets In 3/8, 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, and more...

...all designed to build dynamics into your current drumming abilities.

 

The Accents Drumming Development Course is your Accents Drumming Handbook for becoming a more dynamically exciting and musical drumming expert.

So, if you like playing dynamic and exciting beats, three-dimensional musical drumming masterpieces, and grooving like your favorite drummers, then you'll love Stephen Hawkins's Accents Drumming Development Course.

• Language: English
• Publisher: ThinkeLife Publications
• Release date: Apr 14, 2021
• ISBN: 9781913929190

Book preview

DRUM ROLL, PLEASE!

INTRODUCTION

If you have been following the Time Space and Drums Series from the beginning then congratulations are in order for making it this far. You should by now be well on your way to creating a fantastic foundational base to work from. Even though we are beginning to develop in different areas, this is all still part of the foundation.

You should now also be aware of your weak points in relation to what we have covered so far in previous books within the series. You should begin to work on these weaknesses right now, before continuing with this book, in order to bring everything up to scratch.

When you are completely satisfied that your weak points have become as strong as your strongest points or well on their way to becoming strong points, then you should continue with this set of four lessons.

However, should you need any work done on your left-hand, your bass drum, or any other aspect of your starting technique, you should work on that aspect until the problem has been solved.

Again, when you’re happy, you can carry on.

We are now going to start to develop your musicianship by developing your rudimentary skills further. Namely—playing accents with either hand on the snare drum.

You should first begin by making absolutely sure that you are getting the very best out of your equipment.

That is:

1) Make sure that you are getting the very best out of your drums by tuning them regularly. Ensure that you like what you hear when you strike the drums. If not, then work on this over the coming weeks and months. Make it a primary concern every time you enter a practice session. Simply become aware of how your drums sound and attempt to quickly render the issues that you encounter. But do not, under any circumstances, avoid your actual practice session because you are unhappy with your