Rudimental Lick of the Week

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Here's a lick to challenge your rhythmic timing. Think you've got chops? Try the first bar/tap off. Let's see how fast and accurate you can get this lick!

Check out this Three's Exercise! The idea behind this exercise is being able to engage the "gun" (middle finger, pointer finger and thumb), which will allow for open Three strokes. The reason the 16th note Three Strokes are there is to make sure that each stroke is open and not crushed before attempting the triplet based Three Stroke!

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CONGRATULATIONS & GOOD LUCK to all who have been contracted or who are still auditioning for DCI 2016! We hope to hear clean beats, see some wild sock tans, and of
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Thanks for the lick Justin! Great
Title! Keep the licks coming!

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Nice beefy lick to keep busy with!

Thanks for the lick Justin! Can't wait to see the video!

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Groove based lick! Video coming soon...

Check out this uptempo march! For more licks and exercises go to rudimentallickoftheweek.weebly.com!

Here is another great exercise that works on the three strokes! It is a slight variation on 7/8 paradiddle by using eggbeaters and doubles. When playing this exercise, the player will have to maximize the different areas of the hand, depending on the tempo, to keep the three stroke in time! Additionally, the exercise is written in 16th notes, to maximize timing from the 3's to 2's without having to focus on any timing modulation. Happy Practicing!

Haven't heard of 7/8 Paradiddle? Check out http://rudimentallickoftheweek.weebly.com/paradiddles.html to learn this exercise and many more paradiddle exercises!

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Thanks for the lick! It would be great to see video of you playing it!

Music notes:

The notes above and below the line in the last bar is back sticking btw!

A little holiday fun for you all!

Want to develop better control of the stick in addition to better timing? Then practice this "Moving Fulcrum" exercise. If achieved correctly, the player will feel a shift from the back of the hand to the front with each new variation transitioning to a different metric unit. This will ultimately allow for the player to develop a better understanding of timing and when to use the back, middle and front of the hand in different passages!

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This week's Rudimental Lick of the Week lick is for percussionist searching for advanced rhythms! Although it may take a few tries; with practice, "Inspired through time" will have you playing 7-lets and 5-lets in no time!

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This lick is not for the tired soul! However, after a seven shot cup of coffee, anything is possible! Check out a portion of this quick ram! Want the rest of the solo? Go to rudimentallickoftheweek.weebly.com and look under "Licks"! And remember to Like & Share us on Facebook!

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Looking for something to keep those chops up? Just goofing around? Well here is this Rudimental Lick of the Week to keep you busy!

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Who can get this up to tempo? Who can push it further? Show us those chops with this week's Rudimental Lick of the Week!

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How fast can you play two bars of madness?!
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Thanks For the Post Alex Garza!

Just threw down an 18 bar spree while listening to some music, thought I'd post it here

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Just came up with this off the top of my head good luck with this one haha happy leaning!

Our Mission:

The mission of Rudimental Lick of the Week is to provide and share original compositions to a larger percussion community by merging smaller percussion communities together!
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What to expect!

Rudimental Lick of the Week will be posting original solos weekly, but we encourage you to write and share your own materials for others to play! Let this be a resource for all percussionist to find new and fun compositions!
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A twist on a classic snare part!