Lesson 3 of 29DrumsIntermediate

Hold The Line – Toto

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Stu Roberts performs the Rockschool piece 'Hold The Line' by Toto

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- 01. Welcome
  1:34
- 02. Meet the tutors
  2:41
- 01. Hold The Line – Toto
  You are here
  2:49
- 02. Don’t Let Go (Love) – En Vogue
  2:47
- 03. Window Seat – Erykah Badu
  2:43
- 04. Chuck E’s In Love – Ricky Lee Jones
  2:55
- 05. 444 – Jay Z
  2:32
- 06. Hard to Handle – Otis Redding
  2:39
- 07. Geek
  2:27
- 08. Rollin'
  2:39
- 09. Do Balanco
  2:30
- 10. Tiberius
  2:31
- 11. Smack Talk
  2:25
- 12. Slam Dunk Funk
  Free lesson
  2:38
- 01. 444 – Jay Z (Analysis)
  10:51
- 02. Chuck E’s In Love – Ricky Lee Jones (Analysis)
  12:28
- 03. Window Seat – Erykah Badu (Analysis)
  11:46
- 04. Hard to Handle – Otis Redding (Analysis)
  7:23
- 05. Hold The Line – Toto (Analysis)
  13:24
- 06. Don’t Let Go (Love) – En Vogue (Analysis)
  6:55
- 07. Geek (Analysis)
  14:24
- 08. Rollin' (Analysis)
  6:10
- 09. Do Balanco (Analysis)
  6:22
- 10. Tiberius (Analysis)
  8:16
- 11. Smack Talk (Analysis)
  7:17
- 12. Slam Dunk Funk (Analysis)
  4:49
- 01. How to improve your sight reading
  7:19
- 02. Mastering improvisation & Interpretation
  4:08
- 01. Summing Up
  0:53

"Sa" is the foundational note in Indian classical music, corresponding to the note "C" in Western music. Here are some key points about "Sa":

Exercise 1: Sing "Sa" repeatedly to internalize its pitch.
Exercise 2: Use "Sa" as a starting point to explore ascending and descending scales.