ten stroke roll

Or you can sandwich the singles within the doubles. Let me show you what that looks like right left left right right left left right right left. One two three four five six seven eight nine. Ten.

Right right left left right left left right right left a little faster.

Left all right let's practice this with a slow click track here.

Starting with the single. Then you play a double with your left hand a double with your right hand and then you end with a single with your left.

The 13 stroke roll a roll consisting of 13 strokes. Similar to the 11 stroke roll but we're going to add two more notes in or one extra set of doubles. The rudiment looks like. This.

Let's practice this to a click at 60 beats. Per. Minute.

So this rudiment is 17 strokes. Long eight groups of doubles followed by a single. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17.

Five. Exactly five notes we're going to talk about some different styles in a minute where we might not necessarily play exactly five notes and put some grease in it as we say down into Wallens.

Looks right right left left right right left left right right left right right left left right right left left right right left one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven.

The nine stroke roll as you may have guessed this roll consists of nine strokes. Very similar to the seven stroke roll only this time we're adding in two more strokes. So it's going to be.

So when you're playing it consistently it'll look like. This.

Four here's what those four measures sound like together. One E and a two E and A three E and a four two and A three E and a four E. And a two and three and four two and A three E and AH four. Now.