Odd-Arne Oseberg
Platinum Member
So having not played drums for too long and having ben a drum instructor almost since the get go, there are some experiences I haven't really had.
There isn't much of a drum corps tradition being kept alive here anyway, and very few hobbyists in the small towns go into the rudimental stuff that much.
I'm just sort of generally curious about people's experiences learning and rehearsing things.
I'm sure there are also collections of good progressive material.
What does a rehearsal look like?
How do you warm up? Is that like 8 on a hand for half an hour?
What is a usual time frame to learn something by heart and how is it done?.
Is there any general material, not just books, but DVD's to check out?
There isn't much of a drum corps tradition being kept alive here anyway, and very few hobbyists in the small towns go into the rudimental stuff that much.
I'm just sort of generally curious about people's experiences learning and rehearsing things.
I'm sure there are also collections of good progressive material.
What does a rehearsal look like?
How do you warm up? Is that like 8 on a hand for half an hour?
What is a usual time frame to learn something by heart and how is it done?.
Is there any general material, not just books, but DVD's to check out?