thirteen stroke roll

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

The next drum roll based rudiment we'll be taking a look at is the five stroke roll. As you can see on the sheet music below this drum rudiment is comprised of five strokes – two doubles and a single. Unlike some of the other drum rudiments, the five stroke roll naturally alternates between leading hands.

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.

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.

And and it's by far one of the most useful rudiments on the kit. So today we're going to break it down I'm going to show you how to practice it. I'm gonna show you how to master. It.

And so forth let's practice this with a click. Track. To learn how to apply this rudiment and to improve your drumming. Join us at drumeo.com.

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