By Mitchell Peters. For snare drum. Beginning. Method book. Published by Try Publishing

Columns by George Lawrence Stone for International Musician Magazine 1946- -1963. Composed by forward by W. Lee Vinson and George Lawrence Stone. Method/Instruction; Percussion - Snare Drum Method. Book. 448 pages. Alfred Music #00-48640. Published by Alfred Music

Composed by Garwood Whaley. Music Education. Book. 48 pages. GIA Publications #317120. Published by GIA Publications

By Anthony J. Cirone. For Snare Drum. Percussion - Snare Drum Method. Simple Steps Series. Book. 56 pages. Published by Alfred Publishing.

By Mitchell Peters. For snare drum solo. Advanced. Method book. Published by Try Publishing

By Mitchell Peters. For snare drum. Intermediate. Method book. Published by Try Publishing

By Alan Keown. For Snare Drum. Percussion - Snare Drum Method. Book. 58 pages. Published by Alfred Publishing.

By Chris Crockarell and Chris Brooks. Snare Drum. Method book. Published by Row-Loff Publications

By Sandy Feldstein And Fred Weber. For Snare Drum. Percussion - Snare Drum Method. Student Instrumental Course. Level: Elementary. Book. 24 pages. Published by Alfred Publishing.

Book II - Intermediate. By Vic Firth. For Snare Drum. Student Book. 32 pages. Published by Carl Fischer.

(Thirty Original Duets). By William J. Schinstine. Drums. Percussion Music - Snare Drum Method/Studies. Southern Music. Grade 3. 36 pages. Southern Music Company #B165. Published by Southern Music Company

Snare Drum

SKU: AP.20297US

Konnakol Meets Rudimental Drumming. Composed by Claudio Spieler and Claus Hessler. Duet or Duo; Method/Instruction; Percussion - Snare Drum Method. Book; CD; Digital Download. Alfred Music #00-20297US. Published by Alfred Music (AP.20297US).

ISBN 9783947998371. UPC: 038081558189. English.

The rhythmical language of South India is combined with snare drum rudiments?a book for drummers, percussionists and rhythm enthusiasts.

Konnakol is one of the most effective ways of learning and mastering rhythm, and rudiments form an essential vocabulary of Western drumming. Both traditions can be counted among the most ancient and highly developed rhythm concepts across the world and are additionally useful methodical tools.

The beauty of both konnakol and rudiments is their simplicity and clarity. Both concepts help us to memorize an extensive rhythmic vocabulary, visualize patterns and compositions and plan ahead mentally during performance. They enable us to cross borders, illuminating new paths towards rhythmic creativity and improvisation in any musical genre.

This thorough and clear introduction to South Indian rhythms containing 26 selected pieces ranging from easy to complex demonstrates how the two rhythmic cultures blend with one another, enrich each other reciprocally, and provide access to new musical worlds.

Taladiddle by Claus Hessler and Claudio Spieler is thereby creating a bridge between these previously unconnected worlds which display so many common factors and parallels.