Triplets with Accents and Paraparadiddle – Quiz | Course 12

What counting system does Al use for triplets in this lesson?

One-trip-let, two-trip-let

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One-and-a, two-and-a

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One ti ta, two ti ta, three ti ta, four ti ta

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Counting the downbeats only: one, two, three, four

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The paraparadiddle contains how many total strokes, and why does that matter for triplets?

Six strokes — it fits inside a single triplet group

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Eight strokes — it fills a full measure of eighth notes

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Ten strokes — it fits across two and a half beats in 4/4

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Twelve strokes — it matches the 12 possible eighth notes in a measure of triplets

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How does Al describe accent technique using the fulcrum?

Grip the stick tightly throughout the stroke for maximum power

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Let the stick rebound freely without engaging the fingers

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Use the wrist only — fingers stay out of it completely

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Pinch the thumb and index finger on the accent, then relax on impact

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True or False: In the paraparadiddle, the final two strokes of each hand’s sequence are doubles.

True

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False

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