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What is drum notation
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Simply where the notes are located on the staff
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Where do you look to see what the drum notation is for a particular song or book of songs (1/2)?
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Notation Key or Drum Legend
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What is music theory
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It is the alphabet of the language of music
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What you put lines before and after a Staff what is that called?
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A measure of music
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What is common time?
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4/4 notes. 4 quarter notes in a measure
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how do you count sixteen notes
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one - e - and - ah...
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Will you always be counting when you play?
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No, once you learn how to count it will become part of you fabric, it will be a feel thing. A part of the vocabulary.
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As you play, are you thinking the sixteenth note beats, even if there are no eights or sixteenth beats?
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Yes: One - e - and - ah...
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How do we count 32nd notes
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One - e - and - ah - and - e - and - ah
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How many 32nd notes in a quarter note
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Eight to One
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How many 16th notes in a quarter note?
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Four to one (one - e - and - ah)
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How many 8th notes in a quarter
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Two to one (one - and ...)
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How to practice?
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just practice one exercise over and over again until you get it and then move onto the next one
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When counting, which count do you count?
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You can count the quarter notes, and only count the other notes if you are playing them
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