Practical Guide to 18th Century Drumming by Ron Aylor
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Introduction
Lesson One: Note Values
Lesson Two: Counting Time
Lesson Three: Holding the Drum Sticks
Lesson Four: "Gamut for the Drum"
Lesson Five: The "Numbered" Rolls
Lesson Six: "Draggs, Flams & Taps"
Lesson Seven: "Of putting down the notes . . ."
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