ProgressionItem: 1023
$20.00
State Lists: Florida, Indiana, Ohio, Texas, Wisconsin
A collection of 15 graduated rudimental snare drum solos
Easy to Extremely Advanced
Scott Johnson is one of the most respected rudimental educators of the day (11 DCI High Percussion Titles) and his knowledge and talents shine in this book. The included DVD gives the player a personal lesson with Scott describing the nuances and techniques of each solo followed by Scott performing it. (Out-Takes included.)
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Intermediate – Advanced Snare Drum Solos..
Check out this revised addition of a fantastic collection of rudimental snare drum solos by the legendary Marty Hurley. We’ve added “First Flight”, a classic blast from the past! Enjoy!
What You’ll Find In This Book
- First Flight – Grade 2
- Lava Flow – Grade 3+
- Sonny’s Solo – Grade 4
- Abu’s Bash – Grade 4
- The Clave King – Grade 4
- Crash Landing – Grade 4+
- The Tower of Terror – Grade 5
- Scud Attack – Grade 6
- The Mambo King – Grade 6+
- State Lists: Florida, Indiana, Wisconsin
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Jazz Mallets: In Session (Book and CD)
A beginner’s method for jazz vibes and marimba instruction. This 150 page book contains improv exercises, patterns, soloing ideas, comping suggestions, basic chord structure, progressions, and 16 play-along tunes.
The CD is recorded with the rhythm section on one channel and the vibes on the other so the student has the option to play along with Arthur, or just the rhythm section.
Comments about “Jazz Mallets: In Session”
“Arthur’s continued commitment to music and the art of communication is once again demonstrated so positively through this approachable book. There is no doubt that this book is appropriate for players of all levels due to its wealth of information and accessible way of allowing us to explore our individualism through Jazz.”
Evelyn Glennie
“Lipner gets to the hearth of learning improvisation. He provides a “no-stress” framework based on self-discover through experimentation. Beginners as well as advanced students will have a great time playing and improvising with Lipner’s band on the enclosed cd. What also really impresses me are not only note choice suggestions, but also Lipner’s tips on sound production and his clear, communicative prose style.”
David Friedman
“A welcomed addition to the mallet repertoire – an aspiring publication for the aspiring student.”
Kevin Hathway (RCM,London)
“Jazz Mallets is an excellent book, an incredibly easy way of self-teaching Jazz. The text and theory are very clear. The cd is perfectly done and will make practicing a delightful experience. A must for every serious percussionist’s library.”
Ney Rosauro
- State Lists: Texas
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Modern Multi-Tenor Techniques & Solos
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A systematic approach to developing technical and solo skills on multi-tenors.
16 solos for tenor drums (quads & quints), performance suggestions, rudiments applied to the drums, exercises, explanations of sweeps, scrapes, and crossovers.This book has it all! With contributions and solos from Scott Johnson, Tom Aungst, Paul Rennick and Others.
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Dennis DeLucia’s Percussion Discussion Student Book (Bass Drums/Cymbals)
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Contemporary Rudimental Studies & Solos
A guide to learning and performing rudiments!
The book contains the 40 PAS rudiments with corresponding solos. Also included are 5 graduated solos utilizing ALL the rudiments. The book comes with 2 CD’s that include the individual rudiments performed at different tempos as well as musical accompaniment for the recorded solos.
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Dennis DeLucia’s Percussion Discussion
About the Master Edition
The Percussion Discussion Master Edition now includes a CD-Rom that contains a 35-minute clinic-lesson given by Mr. DeLucia. Dennis covers everything in this clinic from the grip to his “Five T’s” and “Three R’s”.
You also get to eavesdrop on a private lesson with a student as Dennis goes through some of the basic snare drum fundamentals. This is a great tool for the band director, private teacher and student to witness one of the “Greats”informal and educational methods of teaching.
The CD-Rom also includes audio files of several music selections throughout the book.Great for college percussion method courses and beginning to intermediate drum-line instruction!
The Master Edition includes:
- Reading – Including Simple Duets And Full Ensemble Rhythm Exercises
- 75 Rudiments And “Rudiment Development Exercises”
- 12 Ensemble Warm-Up Exercises
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- Independence Exercises
- Drumset Grooves For Marching Percussion
- (3) Cadences
- A Complete Marching Percussion Feature
- An Accompanying 26-Minute Compact Disc Narrated By Mr. DeLucia!
- NEW CD ROM!
About the Student Books
Teaching from the “master edition” is made easier for the classroom format. These four “student books” contain parts and text that pertain to the individual instruments. 60+ page Student Books retail for $10.00 each:
Check Out These Video Tutorials
- Intro & Basic Grip
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- The Five T’s Grip
- The Three R’s Grip
- The Five Essential Strokes
- Dynamics
- A Lesson with Dennis
Comments about “Percussion Discussion”
“Marching percussion has long needed a practical method for teaching and performing the concepts of marching percussion wait no more! Dennis DeLucia’s Percussion Discussion, vol. 1, provides music educators and their students with a logical and comprehensive method for teaching percussion technique, music reading, ensemble warm-ups, arranging, rehearsal techniques, and much more! The text is well organized, fun to read, and packed with useful exercises, cadences, and an exciting percussion feature. This method should be a required text for every band and percussion educator!”
Jim Campbell (Professor of Music-University of Kentucky)
“It’s possible that no one in the world of marching percussion today has the background and experience that Dennis DeLucia has accumulated. In sharing this with the public – and especially tomorrow’s performers, educator’s and writers – he has contributed a resource that will give a boost to the world of marching percussion for years to come.
“However, those who know him are aware that Dennis isn’t as concerned about the future of marching percussion as he is about the future of marching percussionists. Through his frequent use of tips which talk directly to the performer, his love and respect for the individual comes through clearly.”
This love and respect for what individuals can attain contributes immeasurably towards making “Dennis DeLucia’s Percussion Discussion” such an invaluable resource. It should be a required text in every marching methods course taught.”
Michael Boo (Reviewer)
“This book contains everything – I MEAN EVERYTHING, a middle school or high school band director needs to intelligently approach percussion instruction, composition, instrumentation, selections and rehearsal. The chapters on staging, writing and teaching especially highlight Dennis’ philosophy – percussionists are musicians too, and deserve to be treated as such. Percussion Discussion should be required reading for all college methods classes – and for the rest of us that thought we knew this stuff all along.”
Matt Krempasky (Arranger, Trumpeteer, High School Band Director)
“The perfect tool for assisting the non-percussionist who is seeking marching percussion information, i.e., percussion methods class. It contains creative material that will be useful for percussionists throughout the year.”
Lalo Davila (Middle Tennessee State University)
“Dennis’ Percussion Discussion is a valuable marching percussion resource for music educators. He provides insightful tips on many aspects of marching percussion in a relaxed, spoken style.”
Nick Petrella (University of Iowa)
“This book is SUPERB! It has to be THE book! It answers all the questions that I’ve been asked over the years…in an almost personal style. Here in the U.K., Percussion Discussion should easily become the bible for marching percussion as well as general percussion enthusiasts!”
Jim Campbell (Professor of Music-University of Kentucky)
“Marching percussion has long needed a practical method for teaching and performing the concepts of marching percussion wait no more! Dennis DeLucia’s Percussion Discussion, vol. 1, provides music educators and their students with a logical and comprehensive method for teaching percussion technique, music reading, ensemble warm-ups, arranging, rehearsal techniques, and much more! The text is well organized, fun to read, and packed with useful exercises, cadences, and an exciting percussion feature. This method should be a required text for every band and percussion educator!”
Steve Jordan (United Kingdom)
“Dennis DeLucia’s Percussion Discussion is an excellent tool for all music educators. From staging concepts to drumset grooves to the accompanying cassette tape, it fills in the gaps that other texts ignore.”
John Evans (percussionist, educator)
“Percussion Discussion is an outstanding book – an obvious masterwork. It should serve as a college text, especially for non-percussionists interested in teaching. I particularly enjoyed the side comments (e.g. Perform – don’t compete”), non-percussive observations and overall emphasis on groove and ensemble awareness”.
John Evans (percussionist, educator)
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Shazam! Book Only
Just when you thought it was safe to roam the streets again…
Here’s an exciting grab bag of 16 easy and intermediate solos for all of you super-heros out there! Sink your teeth into this diverse solo collection for snare drum, timpani, keyboard and multi-percussion. Great for auditions and contest festivals. 14 of these 16 solos are approved for the Texas U.I.L. list.
- State Lists: Florida, Missouri, Ohio, Texas, Wisconsin
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Mallet Appetizers For Two
Enjoy these 10 tasty morsels of easy keyboard mallet duets.
This book includes a performance CD with the parts on split channels allowing part isolation for practice or performance. These duets will work great for festival or concert programming. A true delicacy for the beginning keyboard connoisseur!
- State Lists: Florida, New York, Wisconsin