WAYS TO USE TED REED SYNCOPATION SERIES

Great mental workout.ДЄppologies for the less than eloquent speech. Make sense? Try something crazy, like: snare, kick, dead stroke on snare, hihat splash, hihat, cross stick, kick with burried beater, side of cymbal. Example: play the notes as snare, bass, hihat, and repeat, so the actual voicing of the exercise goes over the bar line and is fresh even when you're repeating 4 bar phrases. Keep time in the right hand and play through it as comping patterns like normal, but come up with basically the equivalent of '12-tone rows' for drumset. Fill in whatever you don't play on the kick. Also try play the quarter notes as bass drums and the eighth notes on the snare. A buddy of mine said this exercise was his secret to getting into berklee. Play it really uptempo, fast enough that you've flattened out into even eighth notes. play the written parts on your left hand on the snare, while doing a swing pattern on the ride with your right hand. Everything that's written as an eighth note should be played on the rack tom, anything written as a quarter should be played on the floor. Move it around (play hihat, fill in on snare, etc). and fill every triplet you don't play on the snare on the kick. Play Syncopation on the snare, left hand. Here are some ideas, mostly from my teacher down here.

WAYS TO USE TED REED SYNCOPATION SERIES

Please Follow the BAND IT ABOUT -podcast series on your favorite podcast listening platform, thank you to everyone who has already done this both here in Australia and overseas, it is wonderful knowing that listeners are enjoying this series all over the world!Д«and It About can be heard on all of the major podcast listening platforms including: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts & Spotify.Oh yeah. To purchase a copy of the album please visit their website (see link below). Outro The Airbenders performing Duke Ellington's 'Angelica' Live at The Gilbert Hotel, Adelaide. Music: Intro 'Band It About' written and recorded by Catherine Lambert and Michael Bryant. Led by Hammond organist Paul White the band also has the incredible James Muller on Guitar, they have been the resident Tuesday night band at The Gilbert Hotel for 9 years! They quickly became one of the most exciting groups to see in Adelaide. I look forward to hearing from Ben once he has completed the transcript!Д«en is a member of The Airbenders, a Jazz Organ trio that formed in 2009 as part of the Artist in Residence initiative run by JazzSA. Here is a link to the song that he is referring to. During the interview Ben mentions his fascination with Roy Haynes drumming in the 'Matrix', which is the second track on the Chick Corea album 'Now He Sings, Now He Sobs', and was reinspired during this interview to complete his transcript of it. After graduating from the Elder Conservatorium in 1994, completing a Bachelor of Music majoring in Jazz Performance, Ben travelled overseas to study drums with some of his favorite players including Kenny Washington. Following KymвЂ™s departure in 1998 David McEvoy was recruited, forming the Boss Trio. During the mid 90s, he also recorded his first albums, Trio Juice, Catherine Lambert & The Kym Purling Trio, and Let's Swing! Ben was a member of the Kym Purling Trio up until Kym moved to the United States in 1998. The trio received wide recognition all around Australia and also served as the rhythm section for many of Australia's leading jazz musicians and vocalists. He met Kym Purling and Tim Bowen during this period, they formed the first Kym Purling Trio. Ben continued his studies at the Adelaide University under the guidance of lecturer Laurie Kennedy. When in High School Ben was taught by Ray Haughn, who introduced him to the Ted Reed book 'Syncopation For The Modern Drummer', he began having private lessons when he was in year 10 with Laurie Kennedy, and had his first paid gig while in school filling in for Ray Haughn in the band 'Polished Brass'. Jazz drummer BEN RILEY joins me in The Engine Room this week to discuss his drumming journey.

Ways to use ted reed syncopation