10-Claus Hessler: Foot Technique Course | Rudimental Practice Piece - Three Camps - Vídeo Dailymotion

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Claus Hessler: Foot Technique  Course content:  •01-Basic Foot Technique Knowledge 7:57 •02-Exploring Movements 13:52 •03-Single Stroke Exercises 7:13 •04-Heel/Toe - Leg/Ankle Combo 8:59 •05-Heel/Toe - Ankle/Leg Combo 8:25 •06-8th Note Exercises 12:34 •07-8th Note Triplet Exercises 9:59 •08-16th And 32nd Note Exercises 9:52 •09-Inverted Double Stroke Exercises 9:15 •10-Rudimental Practice Piece - Three Camps 4:49  Running Time: 1:32:55   Course materials: PDF   Foot Technique: Description  La técnica de pies es fundamental y esencial para todo baterista y, sin embargo, A menudo se pasa por alto. Claus Hessler comparte un método para transferir la técnica de las manos a los pies. Aprenda todo, desde encontrar la postura correcta hasta un análisis detallado del movimiento del pie. Se explican las técnicas esenciales junto con ejercicios. Tras establecer una base sólida, profundice y aprenda a aplicar el material rudimentario a los pies. Esto se demuestra en «Tres Campamentos», una pieza rudimentaria histórica utilizada para despertar a las tropas, en la que se aplican cuatro rudimentos diferentes.

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00:00Welcome back, the final lesson on pedaling technique.

00:04Well, there are so many more things and exercises that have been worked on,

00:09But I thought about the concept of transferring the technique from the technique from the technique from the technique of

00:18and then create exercises that are based on the pedals.

00:22So one of the most basic and also one of the best known

00:31These are the three fields.

00:33The three fields themselves

00:37They are the first drummers in the time of the people

00:42at night.

00:45So it's a signal for the troops to wake up.

00:49a signal for the wake-up soldiers

00:50and a garrison.

00:52And the reason I'm going to put this

00:55It's because it's only made of four different rudiments.

01:00which are the 5 stroke roll,

01:03the 11 stroke roll,

01:05the 10 stroke roll

01:06and the single drag at the end.

01:08But it's mainly the 5th, 10th, and 11th stroke roll

01:12that this piece is indeed.

01:16And one thing I would like to give to the table

01:20It's because of the accents that are here

01:23They are the accents,

01:25to help with accents

01:26to give the beater

01:27a little strength in the head,

01:29what I said at the beginning

01:31It is more the exception.

01:33of the route

01:33and not really the route

01:36but,

01:38before showing them the route

01:42Let's look at the ingredients

01:46that has

01:46first,

01:47the 5 stroke roll

01:49which would

01:50the route

01:51the route

01:52the route

01:53the route

02:06the route

02:11The 11-stroke roll.

02:22And the 10-stroke roll.

02:31All of these are based on a triplet grid and as the name already suggests the three camps

02:40are made up of three different sections. Camp number 1, 2, 3. It's kind of stupid, I know.

02:48But anyway, here's the three camps. This is pretty much the tempo, 1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 2.

03:00So the pulse, I'm really clapping here, relates to the dotted quarter notes

03:07of the 6-8 measure that I noted the piece in.

03:15So this is it. Here's the piece.

03:42Next five, we've got a test.

04:15Done!

04:17So if you're not used to that, I don't know.

04:20Okay, that was the short set of lessons on pedal technique.

04:27I hope you did some of that.

04:29And if you have any questions, contact me at www.klaushesler.com

04:37Here I am, ask me and you're going to get a pretty decent answer, I hope.

04:42Ok, thank you so much, enjoy the exercises, I'll see you in the next course.

04:46Ok, thank you so much, bye bye.

10-Claus Hessler: Foot Technique Course | Rudimental Practice Piece - Three Camps

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