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February 17, 2008:
NEW: STEVE GADD DVD - Hudson Music Master Series |
The one-hour and thirty-five-minute “Master Class” session offers unprecedented view of a modern drumming icon as Steve reveals his approach to the drums and music through an open, question-and-answer format.
His natural warmth, charisma and abundant drumming skills are readily apparent as he demonstrates and discusses many of the signature drum tracks he created...
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February 13, 2008:
CHRIS COLEMAN: PLAYING WITH PRECISION AND POWER |
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This 3rd volume of Dynamic Drumming features Chris Coleman s A-B-C practicing method in addition to numerous, skillful exercises. A bass and drum segment demonstrating how to lock with a bass player or keep it in the pocket . Plus an in-depth interview with Chris Coleman and his breathtaking solo performance!
Hear the live band performance with some of the industries top musicians like: Eddie M. (Sax) formerly of Prince & the Revolution, Shelia E., Yolanda Adams, and others; Marvin Thompson of the famous Mo Horns (Bone) he has played with Fred Hammond, Bishop T.D. Jakes, Destiny s Child, and more; Raymond McKinley (Bass) currently with Tower of Power; and Natalie Ragins (Keys) who has performed with Mary-Mary, Kurt Carr, and Kim Burrell.
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February, 2008:
KOSA: ELEVEN /LIVE 2006 |
The DVD presents exclusive performance and instructional footage of top drum and percussion artists from around the world, including:
Memo Acevedo – “Colombian Cumbia Rhythm”
John Amira – “Haitian drumming”
Clayton Cameron- “Playing uptempo with brushes”
Kenwood Dennard – “The Woodstroke Technique”
Jamey Haddad – “Frame drum ideas and other sounds”
Bernard Purdie – “Groove Routines”
Antonio Sanchez – “Motivic Development”
Ed Soph – “Ride Cymbal Technique”
Glen Velez – “Basic Tar and Bodhran techniques”
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February 13, 2008:
Drumbassadors: Volume I |
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Volume I shows René Creemers and Wim de Vries, both drummer and Dutchmen as "The Drumbassadors". Stylistically they combine European, African, and American grooves, sounds, and melodies in their own unique way.
Besides using different kinds of sticks René and Wim use their fingers, sing and rap words with only one goal in mind: to feature the drum kit as a musical instrument with unlimited possibilities. That's why this Drumbassadors DVD sounds like a global jouney rather than a drum show-off.
Their musical, creative and virtuoso approach to the drumset is clearly perceptible on this DVD, therefore Volume 1 is a must for all music lovers.
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