Here's a very simple illustration on reading drum notes and this was written on a paper towel during one of my boring day. I was sat in the room doing nothing and suddenly a lightbulb moment happened and took a piece of paper towel and started writing drum notes. There are three lines and it's labelled as H.H. for hi-hat then S.D. for snare drums and B.D. for bass drum. If you look it as just lines. The top one would be hi-hat, middle would be snare and the bottom is bass drum. These are the three basic parts of drums which we will be using throughout the lesson. I know a lot of us already know about notes but just a refresher exercises using clapping. Whole note: Let's count 1 through 4 and just clap on the 1. Meaning 1 clap each time. Half note: Count 1 through 4 again and clap on 1 and 3. Meaning 2 claps each round. Quarter note: Count 1 through 4 and clap on 1, 2, 3, and 4. Meaning 4 claps at a time. Eight note: Counting is changed to 1 ...
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