Basic Drum Lessons Contents

-Setting Of hands

-Study Of wrists

-Study Of the fingers: bounce and control speed

-Upstroke and downstroke 

-Exercises for crash and hi-hat

-Application for accents on eighths, sixteenths and triplets of quarters

-Introduction to the study on the click 

-Solfeggio: introduction to the study of sight reading of simple rhythms  in 2/4, 3/4, 4/4; sincope, mishap, and tying point, triplet eighths, sixteenths and triplets, rhythmic readings in 

 4 / 4,3 / 4 and 6/8

-Study of the press roll technique

-Study of the basic rudiments such as roll to one, two and roll flam. 

-Introduction to the  Pop, Rock, and Jazz -Blues Rhythms

-Study of Minus One method-first level

-Tuning: gradual acquisition of the sound and developing the ability to tune the instrument. 

-Advanced study of the rudiments (rollers, flam, drag and paradiddle)

-Study of the basics and their application of upstroke and the downstroke

-Study of the classic drum: execution of marching bands and Solfeggio

-Study of the brushes

-Study of rock style, funky and shuffle and half-shuffle rhythms

-Study of Jazz rhythms in 6 / 8.9 / 8 and 12/8

independence 

-Study of the kick pedal with the heel-toe technique or plant applied to hi-hat 

-Study of rudiment: advanced paradiddle flam, flam tap, even-odd rollers etc... 

-Sight Reading: funk times with advanced rhythmic patterns 

-Study of Minus One method-second level

-Study of improvisation 

-Study of applied rudiments 

-Study of the cymbals played in jazz. 

-Study on the dynamics of endurance exercises. 

-Study of Funk, Jazz and Latin in 

2 / 4,3 / 4,4 / 4,5 / 4 and 6/4 

-Study and analysis of Fusion times

-Study of Afro-Cuban rhythms 

(mozambique, bembe, guanguanoa, 

mambo and songo)

-Study of Minus One method-Third Level

How to build your own drum solo 

-Choose your favorite song where an in depth analysis of the drum feel & timing

-Study various famous drummers' styles