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Advanced Techniques For The Modern Drummer: Coordinating Independence As Applied To Jazz And Be-bop With Cd (audio) (Vol. 1) | 
 enlarge | Author: Jim Chapin
Publisher: Alfred Publishing Co., Inc.
Category: Book
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Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 47948
Media: Paperback
Pages: 64
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Dimensions (in): 11.8 x 8.8 x 0.6
ISBN: 0757995403
Dewey Decimal Number: 786
UPC: 654979041382
EAN: 9780757995408
ASIN: 0757995403
Publication Date: July 31, 2002
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drum primer May 13, 2008
Bernard Dietsch (San Diego, Ca. USA)
excellant review of strengthening practices for finger, hand and wrist. Nothing new, older book, but man what a value for an aspiring percussionist!
"You can always improve your technique" April 29, 2008
Brandon Obrien (Portland, OR USA)
That quote stuck with me from a Peter Erskine video in which he pays homage to (though doesn't directly mention) the genius of Jim Chapin. I spent part of my workday cutting and pasting from this book to get the exercises to fit on one page because I wanted to remove distractions such as turning the book page mid-exercise! This requires we focus.
What is especially nice is that this book relates the ideas in a musical context. Not just doing a complicated rudiment that you probably won't use: this stuff you can use right away.
I agree that this is a must have for drummers regardless of style. Especially rock drummers, like myself. It has opened up a whole new world of ideas. I found it easiest to start with the dotted eighths and triplet sections (1A and 1C) before trying the eighths and sixteenths sections (1B and 1D). This book is one of the treasures of my library, and it has dramatically improved by playing in only one month. This after playing for 25 years.
Excellent book for learning independence June 13, 2007
R. Gray (Maryland)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This book is designed with the jazz drummer in mind, but the exercises will help all players develop independence. The cymbal / hi-hat pattern is pretty consistent through the entire book book - the dotted 16th pattern that is common in be-bop. This means that the right hand is doing the same thing in pretty much every exercise, assuming you are right handed. Despite this, the exercises can be quite challenging, especially as the book progresses. To keep things interesting, alternate the sticking so that your non-dominant hand plays the cymbal pattern. The CDs are great and are helpful in understanding the trickier patterns. It's easy to see why this book is a standard among jazz drummers, but any drummer will benefit from mastering the patterns in this book.
A Classic May 7, 2007
Daniel David Heier
This book is full of challenges and inspiration!
CLASSIC April 15, 2007
L. Ebert (New York, NY,USA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
DEFINITELY, A 5 STAR CLASSIC...DRUMMERS NEED TO HAVE THIS........IT S ESPECIALLY A GREAT EXERCISE TRY TO PLAY THE EXERCISES IN THE HIHAT, PAYING ATTENTION TO THE CORRECT ARTICULATION.AND ITS GREAT THAT NOW IT CAMES WITH 2 CDS, SO NOW WE CAN HEAR HOW THE EXERCISES SOUND , ACCORDING TO THIS TRUE DRUMMING LEGEND:MR. JIM CHAPIN!!!!
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