Résumé de la section rock
Lesson time: (1min 50sec)
Sophie Alloway récapitule la section rock, des silences et des doigtés aux frappes simples, frappes doubles et paradiddles, et comment se caler avec la ligne de basse.
Course preview
This lesson is part of the course Méthode de batterie Rockschool pour débutants
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Lesson transcript:
Summary of Today's Music Lesson
In today's session, we focused on several key concepts that are essential for improving your drumming skills. Here's a recap of what we've covered:
Core Concepts
- Rests and Stickings
- Single Strokes
- Double Strokes
- Paradiddles (combinations of strokes)
Practice Tips
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Engage with the Music
- Don’t see these exercises as just drills; immerse yourself in the music.
- Pay attention to where the guitar and bass lines are.
- If the bass line is playing eighth notes, use it as a timing reference to lock in with.
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Working with a Metronome
- When practicing away from tracks, vary the speed of your metronome:
- Slow Practice: Take it slow to allow space between notes and focus on precision.
- Counting in between notes can help ensure they land exactly on the beat.
- Fast Practice: Speed up the metronome and try the same exercises at a quicker pace:
- Ensure that your rests don’t feel overly prolonged.
- Slow Practice: Take it slow to allow space between notes and focus on precision.
- When practicing away from tracks, vary the speed of your metronome:
Sticking Variations
- As you practice, experiment with:
- Different sticking patterns (like doubles)
- Focusing on one hand for certain bars
Conclusion
Remember, keeping your practice varied and interesting is vital. All these approaches will contribute to your overall improvement as a player. This foundation will make you more confident when we move on to playing the entire piece.
Next Steps
- We will explore the next examples in a bit. Keep practicing! Enjoy the process!
About the instructor

Sophie Alloway est une batteuse de studio et de tournée au cœur de la scène jazz londonienne. Elle s'est produite avec Jason Rebello, Yazz Ahmed, Laurence Cottle et Tony Allen, et a notamment joué pour le prince Charles au palais de Buckingham peu avant qu'il ne devienne roi.Parmi ses tournées figurent Roots Manuva, la comédie musicale Thriller et Paul Stacey (Oasis / The Black Crowes). Elle est également la batteuse du groupe de fusion original Lydian Collective, qui compte plus de six millions d'écoutes sur Spotify.Sophie a enregistré des sessions aux studios Abbey Road, AIR et Angel, et ses apparitions télévisées incluent Later… with Jools Holland, Glastonbury et deux saisons de la série Ridley d'Adrian Dunbar. Elle figure sur Abbey Road Masters: The Drum Sessions et a joué pour les finalistes du BBC Young Jazz Musician 2024, diffusé sur BBC TV et à la radio. Jon Newey de Jazz FM l'a surnommée la « déesse du groove ». read more




