Single Stroke Four – Quiz | Course 2

What makes the single stroke four different from a continuous single stroke roll?

You use only one hand

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There is a breath — a space — between each group of four notes

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The notes are played twice as fast

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You add a foot pattern underneath

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What is the number one thing to check while practicing the single stroke four?

That you are playing as fast as possible

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That your feet are tapping each of the four beats

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That the sticks are bouncing — not gripped tightly with arms and tension

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The single stroke four develops two aspects of motion at once. What are they?

Speed and power

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Left hand independence and right foot control

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The bounce of the stick AND the space between each group

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Accent patterns and ghost notes

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In music, space (silence) is just as important as the notes you actually play.

True

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