Todd Sucherman Soloing Phrases - Study The Greats
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‘Study the Greats’ is a series of quick videos where host Austin Burcham walks you through beats by some of the world’s greatest drummers.
In this episode, he breaks down a cool section from Todd Sucherman’s drum solo recorded during one of his visits to Drumeo. It’s based on 16th note triplets, and can be broken down into two distinct phrases.
Phrase 1 – which we can also call section A – is one beat long: KLLRLR. Try it slowly at 40 BPM, then speed it up to 70 and finally 100.
Phrase 2 – which we can also call section B – is two beats long and starts off the same way as the first phrase (KLL), but it ends with single strokes around the toms. If you have a smaller drum set than Todd, just play more notes per tom.
It’s all about repetition and structure. Take this opportunity to play the same form and subdivisions while coming up with your own patterns and phrases inside of that framework. Try it in straight 16ths, or alternate between this and 16th note triplets.
There’s a lot of power in repeating coherent phrases and constructing them into a musical form. Get creative, come up with your own phrasings and forms, and create your own drum solo.
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‘Study the Greats’ is a series of quick videos where host Austin Burcham walks you through beats by some of the world’s greatest drummers.
In this episode, he breaks down a cool section from Todd Sucherman’s drum solo recorded during one of his visits to Drumeo. It’s based on 16th note triplets, and can be broken down into two distinct phrases.
Phrase 1 – which we can also call section A – is one beat long: KLLRLR. Try it slowly at 40 BPM, then speed it up to 70 and finally 100.
Phrase 2 – which we can also call section B – is two beats long and starts off the same way as the first phrase (KLL), but it ends with single strokes around the toms. If you have a smaller drum set than Todd, just play more notes per tom.
It’s all about repetition and structure. Take this opportunity to play the same form and subdivisions while coming up with your own patterns and phrases inside of that framework. Try it in straight 16ths, or alternate between this and 16th note triplets.
There’s a lot of power in repeating coherent phrases and constructing them into a musical form. Get creative, come up with your own phrasings and forms, and create your own drum solo.
Follow Austin
► Youtube: abbdrums
►Instagram: Instagram: abbdrums
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