Beginner's Percussion: How to Play a Buzz Roll (closed-stroke, multiple-bounce roll)
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great to see someone with a real passion for music. good on ya mate. keep it real.
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this is tough
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nice
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I appreciate your effort, however you might want to try to sound a little more enthusiastic. Also, a buzz roll sounds better with more than just 3 bounces per hand. With only 3 bounces, it sounds choppy.
timetoslowdownisnow 1 year ago
@timetoslowdownisnow Just relating how I was trained. My persussion instructor has a PhD from Hartt School, instructed by Alexander Lepak. That's how he trained me. If you play it smoothly, it does not sound choppy. It's a matter of stick control.
ClarkKasheta 1 year ago 5