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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 3, Lesson 1
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1 – Technique: The Outside Release Motion®
Teacher:
Ralph Humphrey
Level:
Beginner
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The outside release motion uses a “whipping motion” and was established by Sanford A. Moeller. It was designed to aid the economy of motion for drummers, allowing them to play faster and louder by staying relaxed. This is fundamental to efficient playing motion and creating stress notes.
