Type : Cours batterie
Artiste : Sebastien Poitevin
Titre : Groupes de notes Part 1
Niveau : Débutant
Exercices : 22
22 exercises with videos and working sequences.
This first part on note grouping is applied on a flow of sixteenth notes. The groups worked on go from 3 to 8 notes.
In this course, I also use some coordination by adding 1 or 2 bass drum strokes at the beginning or at the end of a group.
I don’t impose any sticking pattern, the idea being that the sentence be as natural as possible, without thinking about it, to gain in fluidness and memorisation.
When I give a sticking pattern, I intend it for a right-hand drummer, a left-hand one will reverse… or not 😉
Any note group can be swapped for another group so as to create your own combinations.
Exercise contents – The group: it is the coordination used in the exercise. It should be worked on slowly, without a metronome to make it as smooth as possible. – In the bar: result of the group in the flow of sixteenth notes. – Info: Remarks on the way of working on the note group. – Videos: Each exercise is played at 3 different speeds (50 bpm, 80 bpm, 110 bpm). First on snare drum then I propose ideas on toms. At the end, I play on the 110 bpm sequence. – Working sequences: I have composed 3 working sequences (50 bpm, 80 bpm, 110 bpm) to help you place the exercises in a musical context. They last 5 minutes. On the 50 bpm and 80 bpm sequences, you can play a beat bar + an exercise bar. On the 110 bpm sequence, you can play 3 beat bars + one exercise bar.
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Sebastien Poitevin – Groupes de notes Part 1
Type : Cours batterie Artiste : Sebastien Poitevin Titre : Groupes de notes Part 1 Niveau : Débutant Exercices : 2222 exercises with videos and working sequences.
This first part on note grouping is applied on a flow of sixteenth notes. The groups worked on go from 3 to 8 notes.
In this course, I also use some coordination by adding 1 or 2 bass drum strokes at the beginning or at the end of a group.
I don’t impose any sticking pattern, the idea being that the sentence be as natural as possible, without thinking about it, to gain in fluidness and memorisation.
When I give a sticking pattern, I intend it for a right-hand drummer, a left-hand one will reverse… or not 😉
Any note group can be swapped for another group so as to create your own combinations.
Exercise contents
– The group: it is the coordination used in the exercise. It should be worked on slowly, without a metronome to make it as smooth as possible.
– In the bar: result of the group in the flow of sixteenth notes.
– Info: Remarks on the way of working on the note group.
– Videos: Each exercise is played at 3 different speeds (50 bpm, 80 bpm, 110 bpm). First on snare drum then I propose ideas on toms. At the end, I play on the 110 bpm sequence.
– Working sequences: I have composed 3 working sequences (50 bpm, 80 bpm, 110 bpm) to help you place the exercises in a musical context. They last 5 minutes. On the 50 bpm and 80 bpm sequences, you can play a beat bar + an exercise bar. On the 110 bpm sequence, you can play 3 beat bars + one exercise bar.
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Sebastien Poitevin
Batteur depuis quelques années maintenant, je me consacre très vite à l’enseignement de la batterie et des percussions dans des conservatoires ou associations. Parallèlement, j’accompagne des artistes, je monte des projets pour l’événementiel. En 2012, je lance le projet Web Music School pour pousser mes élèves à s’intéresser à leur instrument en sortant de leur cours.
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