Duets are nothing unusual in jazz even under percussion instruments, as it is in the case with this arrangement.
Two drummers playing more or less a open "straight ahead" duet.
This piece varies in time signatures 3/4, 4/4 and 5/4,
whereby the common cymbal phrasing is supplemented by turnarounds and various comping figures.
Common rudiments such as flams, drags and rolls find their place in the piece, as well as a short passage based on the "2nd Line" Drumming of New Orleans.
Duets are nothing unusual in jazz even under percussion instruments, as it is in the case with this arrangement.
Two drummers playing more or less a open "straight ahead" duet.
This piece varies in time signatures 3/4, 4/4 and 5/4,
whereby the common cymbal phrasing is supplemented by turnarounds and various comping figures.
Common rudiments such as flams, drags and rolls find their place in the piece, as well as a short passage based on the "2nd Line" Drumming of New Orleans.
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Groove-Coordination for Drum Set - Volume 1 : Pop-Edition
Triple Gammon : Drum Set Trio
Funny Stubble : Trio for Drum Set
Katinka : Drumset-Trio
Rockin` Socks : Trio for Drumset
Body Trip : Duet for Drumset
Sweet Revenge : Drum Set Duo
Stickings to go : Warm-up exercises for Drums
Solos for Marching Drums - Volume 1
Etudes for Snare Drum in 4/4-Time - Volume 4
Etudes for Snare Drum in 4/4-Time - Volume 3