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Complete scores for 21 songs from the television documentary on Lennon's life. Includes: The Ballad of John and Yoko • Beautiful Boy • A Day in the Life • Don't Let Me Down • Give Peace a Chance • God • Help! • How? • Imagine (plus a rehearsal version) • In My Life • Jealous Guy • Julia • Mother • Real Love • Revolution • Stand by Me • (Just Like) Starting Over • Strawberry Fields Forever • Twist and Shout • Woman.

Performing in a big band, and accurately interpreting a big band drum part, can present a challenge to beginning and experienced drummers alike. This book by the founder and publisher of Modern Drummer magazine has been written and designed specifically to help drummers better understand the intricacies of this specialized form of drumming. Time notation, section and ensemble figures, phrasing and fill-ins are all thoroughly discussed, and a wealth of practice examples are included to help players improve their big band drumming performance. 'An excellent text that gets right to the core of big band drumming.' - Louie Bellson

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Hudson Music is proud to present the ultimate guide to the challenging and awe-inspiring world of advanced cutting-edge 21st-century drumming techniques! Designed to be used as either a stand alone product or in combination with the Hudson Music DVD of the same name (HL00320603), this book details Thomas Lang's extraordinary methodology that will help you take your own creative and technical abilities on the instrument to heights you never dreamed were possible, and in a much shorter time than you ever imagined.

This is legendary drummer and Grammy Award winner Steve Jordan's first instructional video, long awaited by drummers around the world. Features live performances by Bob Cranshaw, Danny "Kootch" Kortchmar, and Bernie "Dr. Woo" Worrell.
"Steve Jordan plays great music. He sends you back into your own imagination and makes you feel like the drums, his instrument, has no limits" [Timothy White, Editor in Chief, Billboard]
"One of the funkiest drummers of all time? Steve Jordan shows he's all that and more on this excellent video, a rare glimpse into the inner workings of the legendary groove-maker." [William F. Miller, Editorial Director, Modern Drummer Magazine]
"Here's a look into aspects of how I play and why I play. Hope you enjoy it." [Steve Jordan]

In Constant Motion features over 7 hours of instruction as well as live studio performances of virtually all the music Mike’s been involved with since his award-winning Liquid Drum Theatre video.

Packed with state-of-the-art audio and video, special features and printable transcriptions of selected performances, the depth and diversity of this package is unprecedented and recommended for drummers of all interest and ability levels.

Contents:
Disc 1: In The Dream: focuses on music from the last three Dream Theatre albums, featuring six band performances, new studio drum tracks and in-depth analysis.

• Features exclusive performances of six Dream Theater songs from these albums - both live, and in the studio - as well as studio performances and analysis of each song.

In this DVD Dave explains and demonstrates how to practice to develop the most out of your playing. All the topics discussed are explained and demonstrated on the drum pad and then on the drum set. Lastly, they are brought to life with exciting live recordings of the Dave Weckl Band and a special acoustic group put together for this video. The musicians featured include Buzz Feiten, Brandon Fields, Tom Kennedy, Jay Oliver, Ernie Watts and Steve Weingart.
The Video will allow you to see and hear Dave explain and demonstrate warm-ups, hands and feet development, independence practice and Swiss triplet playing. The section on time and motion studies will open your eyes and ears to a new way of building time into all of your playing. After covering ear protection, Dave describes and demonstrates the difference between survival practice, which helps you become a great supportive drummer, and Advancement of the Art practice, which helps you stretch the limits of the instrument.