The Single Paradiddle
The Single Paradiddle is one of the most popular rudiments. Watch a video by D Mark Agostinelli, the author of the best seller, "The Drum Rudiment Bible" on how to properly play the Single Paradiddle Drum Rudiment.
Videos about NARD Snare Drum Rudiments. NARD means the National Association of Rudimental Drummers. It was an organization that was created in 1933 (some say that is was actually before that, around 1890. These videos will help you learn how to play these rudiments and will also show you how others play these snare drum rudiments.
Double Stroke Roll – Fastest Drummer – Doubles Stroke Roll – Crazy Fast
The Video Explains how to play the Double Stroke Roll, which is considered the second drum rudiment. It is played by striking the Drum Head 2 times on each hand. If you perfect this rudiment it is possible to speed up to the speed of a buzzroll
Single Stroke Roll – Every Drummer Must Know this – D Mark Agostinelli
Learn the Drums - Drum Lessons by D. Mark Agostinelli. This video explains how to properly play the Single Stroke Roll. The SIngle Stroke Roll is considered one of the most Important Drum Rudiments and the Most Basic. Evenly-spaced notes played with alternating sticking. Though usually played fast, even half notes with alternating sticking would be considered a single stroke roll.
The 10 Stroke Roll Drum Rudiment
This Video explains how to perform the 10 Stroke Roll. How to count the drum rudiment and how to perform the drum Rudiment.
The 9 Stroke Roll Drum Rudiment
This Video explains how to play the 9 Stroke Roll, which is a drum rudiment from the NARD Standard. Great Drummer.
The 6 Stroke Roll Drum Rudiment
Learn How To Play The Six Stroke Roll. The six stroke roll is a fun rudiment that is a hybrid of the single and double stroke rolls. It starts with two double strokes, then ads two single strokes at half the tempo, and then repeats with the alternate hand leading into the entire pattern
The 7 Stroke Roll Drum Rudiment
The seven stroke roll is another pattern from the drum roll family of drum rudiments. It's basically a five stroke roll with an extra double stroke added in. You can also think of it as a six stroke roll where one of the singles is played as a double instead.
The Five Stroke Roll Drum Rudiment
Learn How To Play The Five Stroke Roll. The five stroke roll is a powerful rudiment based off the double stroke roll. Unlike the single, double, and triple stroke rolls may suggest - this rudiment does not have alternating groups of five strokes per hand. Instead, it is made up of two double strokes, and a single.