Modern Drummer Series: Common Jazz Forms, Part 1

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WARNING: There are no hot licks in this video. It's mostly talking about jazz and songs and jazz songs and songs that are jazzy. But all stuff a jazz drummer needs to know.
If you need some hot licks, you may want to look away. Viewer discretion advised.
If you survive part 1, there's some actual playing in part 2! But, sadly, still no hot licks. Not even room temperature ones.

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30 май 2016

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@SAHBfan 8 лет назад

This is great, it is exactly what I need to know.

@user-vp2tc1xm6t 7 лет назад

This is what all jazz drum beginner need to know. Thanks for a great lesson!!

@tdrum21 8 лет назад

Good to see you back here. Miss your youtube posts. Great on getting the modern drum features. Look forward to more!

@shalaq 8 лет назад

Great channel and a great topic. I feel like most drum channels are just licks. It's like people stopped talking about musicianship. I try to cover some jazz drum basics on my channel from a musicians standpoint. We need to bring this back. Peple learn 4 way polyrhythmic coordination with their feet but don't get TONE or ARRANGEMENT....

@grooveithard8304 8 лет назад

Very helpful and motivational, great topic and useful real tips that shall encourage to work towards the music! Great channel keep it up man, greetings from Spain

@A.ChristopherJohnson 8 лет назад

Peace & thanks brother ! ! !

@Mkleinxc17 4 года назад

I usually mess up the form/melody in my head as soon as the soloist starts.

@JazzDrummersResource 4 года назад

Practice listening to songs and keeping track of either the melody in your head, or the SOUNDS of the chord changes. You don't need to know the names of the chords (I certainly don't to most tunes), but I can recognize when it changes. Also, I tend to focus on the bass lines for that sort of thing. Hope this helps!

@Mkleinxc17 4 года назад

The cord changes of the non soloing instrument? Do chord changes usually mean change in the 4 bar phrases? Still unsure what to play during the solo and what other instruments I should bass my playing off of.