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DC Classroom - Semester 1
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1. Beginner - Week 17 Lessons
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2. Beginner - Week 26 Lessons
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3. Beginner - Week 37 Lessons
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1 - Technique: The Outside Release Motion®
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2 - Independence: Basic Rock Beat with Outside Release®
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3 - Independence: Basic Rock Beat 1 and 2 Combined
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4 - Playing: Half Time Beat
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5 - Reading: Quarter Notes and Rests in 4/4
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6 - Reading: Quarter Notes and Rests in 4/4 | Exercise
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7 - Reading: Quarter Notes and Rests in 4/4 | Lesson Review
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1 - Technique: The Outside Release Motion®
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4. Beginner - Week 46 Lessons
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5. Beginner - Week 54 Lessons
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6. Beginner - Week 64 Lessons
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7. Beginner - Week 74 Lessons
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8. Beginner - Week 85 Lessons
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9. Beginner - Week 96 Lessons
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10. Beginner - Week 105 Lessons
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11. Beginner - Week 116 Lessons
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12. Beginner - Week 126 Lessons
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1 - Technique: Outside Release Motion (3-Stroke w/ 2 Stresses)
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2 - Technique: Intro to Double Strokes
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3 - Independence: Two Hand Unisons Using 8th Notes in 4/4
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4 - Independence: Rock Beat #5 with Bass Drum on 1A, 3A
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5 - Playing: Disco Beat
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6 - Reading: Combining all Note and Rest Values in 2/4, 3/4 and 5/4
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1 - Technique: Outside Release Motion (3-Stroke w/ 2 Stresses)
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13. Beginner - Week 136 Lessons
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1 - Technique: Outside Release Motion (3-Stroke w/ 2 Stresses) on Drum Set
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2 - Technique: Alternate Double Stroke Motion
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3 - Independence: Two Hand Unisons Using Quarter & 8th Notes in 4/4
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4 - Independence: Reviewing Beats Moving Right Hand Around the Drums
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5 - Playing: Cha Cha Beat
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6 - Reading: Sixteenth Notes and Rests in 4/4
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1 - Technique: Outside Release Motion (3-Stroke w/ 2 Stresses) on Drum Set
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14. Beginner - Week 146 Lessons
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15. Beginner - Week 156 Lessons
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16. Beginner - Week 166 Lessons
WEEK 12, Lesson 1
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1 – Technique: Outside Release Motion (3-Stroke w/ 2 Stresses)
Teacher:
Ralph Humphrey
Level:
Beginner
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The 3-stroke outside release motion can be played with 2 stress notes as well. By replacing the tap stroke with a downstroke we create a new voicing to our vocabulary.
