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3 weeks ago
Peter Magadini presents Erik Huang (cover) drum solo
Erik is an 18 year old drum student who studies with me here in the San Francisco Bay Area. Erik has worked-out the Mike Portnoy drum part to "Drea...
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1 month ago
Peter Magadini "Kaliedoscope effect" singles/doubles in 16ths & the drums...
Ever look through a kaliedoscope? When you turn the wheel the color fragments shift into different patterns.This is the idea behind this 'you tube'...
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2 months ago
Greensleeves (with lyrics)
Greensleeves (with lyrics) performed by singer Helene Dallaire
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3 months ago
Polyrhythms: 3 against 4 and 4 against 3
Polyrhythms
3 vs 4 and 4 vs 3
Illustrated with hands drumming and animated graphic as parts of a three stage rocket:
- The mental understanding of ...
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6 months ago
Polyrhythm Triplets and a West African drum pattern-peter magadini
Triplets in the polyrhythm of 6 over 4/4 (at the same time) is a rhythm that is only possible if played in this polyrhythm. Learn this polyrhythm a...
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Thank you for the comment.The triplets are found in the book: "Polyrhythms The Musicians Guide" and from the dvd "Jazz Drums" there is more about the African (Ewe) beat. Both with: Hal Leonard Publishing.
Ah good question ( why am in Mike's Studio ? ) Mike invited me up for a show on May 25,201...
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6 months ago
Polyrhythm Triplets and a West African drum pattern-peter magadini
Triplets in the polyrhythm of 6 over 4/4 (at the same time) is a rhythm that is only possible if played in this polyrhythm. Learn this polyrhythm a...
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7 months ago
Slow Agbekor drum/dance, part 2
At a jazz faculty spotlight performance at Jordan Hall at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, Jerry Leake (atsimevu master drum), Lisa...
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Beautiful - The playing - The dancing !
@skyelof Yes and you did a fine job. This is a very interesting visual concept of a basic polyrhythmic structure .Yours of course is: 3over4 = 3/4 to 1. (1to1= 4/4) There are actually four more "consonant" , basic, poly-metric structures. (including this one) the others are: 3over2 = 1&1/2 to1- ...