Fun Jazz Independence Exercises

By Alex Ribchester Drum Lessons, Level 2 Drum Lessons, Other, Techniques & Concepts, Thursday Drum Lessons jazz

Description

Learn four patterns from Ted Reed's Progressive Steps to Syncopation.

Orchestrated between the kick and snare with a swing feel, and played against the classic Jazz ride and hi-hat ostinato, this exercise is great for working on coordination and independence for intermediate to advanced drummers.

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Author

Alex Ribchester

Alex Ribchester is a professional drummer and teacher based in Royal Tunbridge Wells, UK. Download Alex's Quickstart Guide to Playing Drums.

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