STANTON MOORE DVD TAKE IT TO THE STREET MODERN APPROACH TO ORLEANS DRUMMING

$24.99

INCLUDES FREE DELIVERY AUSTRALIA WIDE

In stock

SKU: DVD16 Category:

Stanton Moore Illustrates how to blend contemporary ideas such as simple stickings, linear drumming and the combination of other styles with the traditional Second Line to create a new approach!

FOR DRUMMERS OF ALL LEVELS & STYLES

A Modern Approach to New Orleans Drumming, featuring Stanton Moore, will establish the foundation of grooves for the 21st Century. In this second of two DVD s Stanton demonstrates how to blend contemporary ideas such as simple stickings, linear drumming and the combination of other styles with the traditional Second Line to create a new approach to New Orleans drumming. He shares his ideas on how to bring character to a groove by paying attention to details and adding inflection while staying true to the underlying rhythmic structure. Also included is Stanton s personal approach to incorporating Mambo, Guaguanco, Shuffle, Boogaloo, Bossa-nova and Samba with Second Line drumming to add a modern and progressive flair to his playing.

The unique flavor of New Orleans drumming is made up of a melting pot of rhythmic traditions drawing from African , European, Afro-Cuban, Afro-Haitian and many other cultures. You ll gain special access to Stanton s approach to this rich drumming tradition and see and hear how the clave, the heartbeat of New Orleans, links to the beats you love. After experiencing this DVD, you ll be able to create your own unique grooves, so you can Take It to the Street!

Stanton s personal insight into becoming a truly musical drummer
How Second Line drumming and clave connect to all contemporary styles
Deep mining of Mardi Gras-indian-influenced patterns on the drum set
Special how to sections on blending of styles to create a unique sound
New Orleans versions of Mambo, Guaguanco, Shuffle, Boogaloo, Bossa-nova and Samba
Practical ideas that bring originality to your groove
Split screens and overhead shots for a clear view
Performances by members of the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, George Porter and Ivan Neville

Weight0.0022046226218488 kg