In the previous episodes, I have talked about how to develop the double stroke roll. (Double Stroke Rolls and 5,7,9 Stroke Rolls.) Please make sure to review those videos for more information. In today’s episode, I introduce the “concert style roll,” aka the Triple Bounce Roll. Let me know if you have any questions and comments.
In the previous videos, I have been talking about the bounced stroke and in today’s episode, I introduce the double stroke roll. When executing bounced strokes, make sure you are letting the stick do all of the work. If you have a good fulcrum, a relaxed grip and you allow the stick to bounce, over time you will develop a good sounding roll. Be patient and work hard. Remember, in this episode you need to make sure you use “one arm stroke and two bounces.” Please feel free to leave comments and/or questions below.
In the last episode, I introduced the ruff and the bounce stroke. It is very important to review that episode before continuing with this episode. The roll/bounced stroke is one of the most difficult rudiment we have on the snare drum. That is not to say that the other rudiments don’t have their own specific difficulties, but to achieve a great sounding roll takes a while. Remember, be patient. With consistent practice, your bounced strokes will sound great in no time.
So far, we have covered paradiddles, flams, and single stroke rolls. In this episode, I introduce the bounced stroke and the ruff (drag). For a complete list of rudiments, please visit episode 5.
Over the past couple of weeks, we have be exploring the flam rudiments. In this episode, I introduce our first roll rudiment: The Single Stroke Roll. For a complete list of rudiments, please visit episode 5.
In this episode, we start talking about the diddle-diddle rudiments, specifically the Paradiddle-diddle and the Flamadiddle-diddle. For a complete list of rudiments, click here.