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Piston (Rock) - Recorrido

Sumérgete en "Piston", un tema de rock que pone el foco en los golpes de caja a negras y en la consistencia del groove. Sophie explica la importancia de unos golpes equilibrados y cómo pasar con fluidez entre fills y silencios para mantener la energía del tema.
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114 lecciones (3h 47m) · 1 gratis
    • 01. Introducción a las piezas

      1:04

    • 02. Piston (Rock) - Recorrido

      Estás aquí

      4:57

    • 03. Piston (Rock) - Interpretación

      0:46

    • 04. Take it to the Top (Pop) - Guía paso a paso

      3:58

    • 05. Take it to the Top (Pop) - Interpretación

      0:50

    • 06. Borderlands (Country) - Guía paso a paso

      3:49

    • 07. Borderlands (Country) - Interpretación

      0:48

    • 08. Power Trip - Recorrido

      5:04

    • 09. Power Trip (Metal) - Interpretación

      0:51

    • 10. Big Mouth (Indie) - Recorrido

      5:26

    • 11. Big Mouth (Indie) - Interpretación

      0:52

    • 12. The Dogg (Hip Hop) - Guía paso a paso

      6:14

    • 13. The Dogg (Hip Hop) - Interpretación

      0:51

    • 14. Overload (Rock) - Recorrido

      5:23

    • 15. Overload (Rock) - Interpretación

      0:50

    • 16. Slam (Metal) - Recorrido

      4:28

    • 17. Slam (Metal) - Interpretación

      0:51

    • 18. Under the Radar (Indie) - Walkthrough

      5:02

    • 19. Under the Radar (Indie) - Interpretación

      0:50

Transcripción de la lección

Music Lesson: Playing the Rock Piece "Piston"

With the rock piece Piston that we're about to play through, there are a couple of things I'd like to highlight that you need to be aware of.

Structure Overview

  • Four bars per line: This is a natural structure for musicians, often feeling like four, eight, sixteen, or thirty-two bar sections, which are quite common in songs.
  • 16-bar sections: Great for our piece.

First Line Breakdown

  • Quarter note snares on beats one and two:

    • I’m choosing to play this right-left to develop our single strokes.
    • If right-handed, avoid playing a loud right hand note and a quiet left hand note. We aim for an even sound:
      • If I was playing: (demonstrate)
      • If I’m left-handed: (demonstrate)
    • The impact we want for this style of music relies on an even sound.
  • Guitarist's phrase:

    • After the quarter note snares, the guitarist has a chance to play a little phrase.
    • It's important for drummers to leave space for other musicians; sometimes, what we don't play is just as crucial.
  • Bar three reminder:

    • Just quarter note snares throughout.
    • Tip: Don’t pick up speed. It often feels easy, and confidence may lead to speeding up.
  • End of the first line:

    • Ending with the same phrase: one, two on the snare for the fourth bar.

Second Line Breakdown

  • Groove kicks in: Incorporating hi-hats.

  • Bass drum and snare parts:

    • Steady rhythm with a couple of quarter note rests.
    • You might expect a bass drum on beat three in the first and third bars, but it’s not there—watch your timing!
  • Sound considerations:

    • Decide whether to play the hi-hats with the tip of the stick or the side for a stronger sound.
    • I prefer playing with the side of the stick for a more pronounced effect since it’s a rock piece.
  • First two bars example:

    • Play with the tip of the stick (demonstrate).
    • Choose a method that feels comfortable for you, but consider the sound related to rock music—typically, you want to dig in a bit.
  • Fill in bar four:

    • Combination of eighth notes and quarter notes.
    • Allow the right amount of space for each note value.
      • Count eighth notes: “1 and 2 and 3 and 4.”
    • This helps maintain the time feel, preventing speeding up, especially since there's a metronome on the track.

Next Lines Overview

  • Grooving in quarter note feel:

    • Watch for rests, especially on beat four of bar four in the third line—a complete quarter note rest: no hi-hat, no snare, no bass drum.
    • Counting through this rest will be your best friend for confident entry into the next line.
  • Hi-hat and bass drum:

    • Quarter notes allowing the second half of the bar for guitar again in both bars.
    • Remember: play the snare with the hi-hat instead of the bass drum.
    • Additional fill in the third bar, combining quarter notes and eighth notes.
  • Final reminder:

    • Watch out for the eighth note bass drums; don’t let them take you by surprise.
    • Finish strongly with hi-hat and bass drum, followed by hi-hat and snare in the last bar.

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Sophie Alloway es una batería de sesión y de gira en el corazón de la escena del jazz londinense. Ha actuado con Jason Rebello, Yazz Ahmed, Laurence Cottle y Tony Allen, y destaca por haber tocado para el príncipe Carlos en el Palacio de Buckingham poco antes de que se convirtiera en rey.

Entre sus créditos de gira figuran Roots Manuva, el musical Thriller y Paul Stacey (Oasis / The Black Crowes). También es la batería de la banda original de fusión Lydian Collective, con más de seis millones de reproducciones en Spotify.

Sophie ha grabado sesiones en los estudios Abbey Road, AIR y Angel, y entre sus apariciones televisivas se cuentan Later… with Jools Holland, Glastonbury y dos temporadas del drama Ridley, de Adrian Dunbar. Aparece en Abbey Road Masters: The Drum Sessions y tocó para los finalistas del BBC Young Jazz Musician 2024, emitido en BBC TV y radio. Jon Newey, de Jazz FM, la apodó la "diosa del groove".

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