G.l. stone accents and rebounds for snare drummer

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PREFACE

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ACCENTS AND REBOUNDS i an advanced textbook, designed to follow and reinforce the
authors previous book STICK CONTROL, so widely known and wed

At is presented at the slictation of (1) the many leading instructors who, having wed the

former book with such graying tes, ask for material to follow and (2) the many “name”
drummers who consider thee daily workowt with STICK CONTROL a must and who like“

vise suggest more ofthe same,

Accents in varying degres play an important part in music. Modern music calls more and
more for an infinite varity of emphasis. The drums fom their very nature poses poten-
tial for accentuation far greater than any other musical instrument. Hence the drummer is

looked 0 above all others for the most in dynamics.

“The accent routines have been carefully selected fom the authors private collection of hand.
conditioners and will, with faithful practic, further wo-handed dexterity and develop not
only the control but the nese to met today’s most exacting requirements.

ACCENTS AND REBOUNDS also presents, forthe fist time, a progresive approach to
contol ofthe secondary beat ofthe ell, so important in the fnished execution of thi, the
drummer's long tone, “The routines here are the result of yeas of study in roll production,
and have beca emplor by the author in his private teaching most succesful

“The routines in which accents and rebounds are combined are particularly adaptable
he clapet of FINGER BOUNCE EXECUTION, a yes effective in modern solia
Sn etc a sper tempos sick are manipulated mainly by Singer action.

A special chapter included on THE BUZZ ROLL in which its relationship to the pure two.

beat rolls pled out adits sein mode drumming justified

Sway of STICK CONTROL ic recommended fit, with ACCENTS AND REBOUNDS to
follow Regular practice ofcourse a necessity and 6 the student, he author urges the serv

ices of a local export instructor whenever available

non, Massachusetts

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REBOUND CONTROL (For the Two-beat Roll)

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ta secondary beat.

rummerk vol is only as much

Wis impossible to produce aerfot”roll on a drum because, wile the initial rll-beat of either
stick is struck by hand (or finger) action, the following (ho secondary) boat must be produced by ro-
bounding by bounee

‘The bouncing of drumstck maybe compared with that of a rubber ball. In bouncing the ball to
the floor. its initial impact produces a blow of given power, but the rebounds which follow strike
vito correspondingly les power, one by one, util Ib ball finally comes to est

‘Tho same principle applies to the rebounding of he sticks. Indeed, with either sticks or bal
wo could make rebounds (one or more) as strong in power as th initial impact, Ue sticks would re.
ound to perfetion,the ball would bounce forever, and wo would have discovered the secret of per-
pelaal motion.

galarity in power between our inital

Hence we find there must ever bo a certain degree of ir
roll-beat and is rebound

‘The following routes in which rebounds often appear and are accented om Ae barro designed
Control of rebounds to the extent that our rolls will, at least to the ear, most

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TWO-BEAT ROLL versus THE BUZZ

‘THE TWO-BBAT ROLL isthe puro roll
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est struck, the second best rebounded
(vounced).

A BRAT AND REDOUND OF EITHER STICK

‘THE BUZZ ROLL is tho roll
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A BUZZ OF EITHER STICK

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WHEREAS A SLIGHT DOWNWARD PRESSURE OF HANDS AND FINGERS as a stick

strikes its

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dowaward pressure will give two, three or more rebounds

lo rebound of the TWO-BEAT ROLL, a farther

. produciog the BUZZ.

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TWO-BEAT ROLL versus THE BUZZ
In te folowing exercises the extention of on rol is contrasted with that of tbe her Th object
is o develop sensitivity of hands and fingers and through
in rolling

fiest at unvarying tempo, with completely relaxed muscular action,
ment bore, WITH. HANDS MOVING AT THE SAME RATE OF
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Noto well, that in slow tempos tho Busses wil suffer, sounding crudo and rage spaces ia
between. However when in later practice, speed ls ncronsd to normal playing tempos, the buzzes in
the same exercises will*smaoth up"to sound as normal rolls should.

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