Kirby's Rudiments "Hey Hey"
Technique by Kirby Jacobsen // June 05 2015
The rudiments keep coming! Here are a pair of stick twisters, “Hey, Hey in 5” and “Hey, Hey in 7.” These are fun and challenging at the same time because you’re playing the familiar flam-taps but with extra strokes in between. The flams can be performed accented or unaccented. Always start slow and play each exercise several times before proceeding to the next. Don’t forget to perform these and all rudiments at soft, medium and loud volumes.
Have fun and remember to lock it in the pocket.
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Kirby jacobsen (drummer, composer, author). Kirby studied Studio Recording and Jazz at the University of Miami and Jazz Performance at William Paterson University. He composes and arranges music for concert band, string and jazz trios and percussion ensemble. His snare solo book, Not Just Another Snare Solo Book, 20 Uncommon Snare Drum Solos, will soon be available on-line through HaMaR Percussion Publications, Inc. Kirby leads the Blue Brush Trio which performs in the NY/NJ metro area.
Send questions or comments to Kirby at symphonic902@yahoo.com.
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