Jazz Drummer Q-Tip of the Week: Differences between Traditional and Modern Jazz Drumming
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In this jazz drummer lesson,
In this jazz drummer lesson, I break down some of the biggest differences between traditional jazz playing and more modern and progressive approaches to playing jazz. Understanding these two approaches to jazz drumming will help you feel comfortable in many different playing situations.
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Here's a list of some of the differences I discuss and demonstrate in this drum lesson:
Traditional
- Comping and soloing is more language oriented
- Not as dynamically adventurous
- Clear sense of 4 and 8 measure phrasing
- Little usage of textures
- Less usage of toms when comping and playing time
- More traditional usage of rudiments and bop language
- Features the swing and the groove with breaking it up
Some drummers associated with “traditional styles” include:
Max Roach ***
Philly Joe Jones
Mel Lewis
Roy Haynes***
Stan Levy
Sonny Payne
Gene Krupa
Frank Butler
Ben Riley
Frankie Dunlop
Frank Butler
Jimmy Cobb
Sam Woodyard
Art Taylor
Lewis Nash
Kenny Washington
Joe Farnsworth
Gregory Hutchinson ***
Willie Jones III
Modern
- Breaking up the time
- Over the bar line playing using hemiolas, modulations and odd groupings
- Dynamically adventurous
- Texturally Adventurous
- Toms involved when comping and playing time
- May feel less restrictive to many musicians than a traditional approach
Some drummers associated with “modern styles” include:
Max Roach ***
Roy Haynes ***
Elvin Jones ***
Tony Williams
Jack DeJohnette
Paul Motian
Brian Blade
Al Foster ***
Gregory Hutchinson ***
Marcus Gilmore
Tyshawn Sorey
Colin Stranahan
Eric Harland
Bill Stewart
Chris Dave
Obed Calvaire
Rudy Royston
Dan Weiss
Kendrick Scott
Otis Brown III
NOTE: This is list of drummers is NOT comprehensive by any means.
Here's a transcription of the intro by Simon Lopez: Drum Transcription - Quincy Davis - D.... Check it out!
LESSONS
I am offering Zoom lessons throughout the summer months. You can sign up for lessons on my website: https://www.Quincydavisjazz.com/lessons.
I play Zildjian cymbals, Vic Firth sticks and Tama drums exclusively. In this video, I am using:
CYMBALS
22” Prototype Ride
19" A Avedis Crash Ride
16" Custom Special Dry Crash
DRUMS
Starclassic (Maple Molten Brown Burst)
14X18 BD
16X14 FT
14X14 FT
8X12 TT
6.5X14 Snare Drum (Starphonic Copper)
STICKS
Quincy Davis Signature Stick
Quincy
University of North Texas
Professor of Jazz Drum Set
Www.Quincydavisjazz.com
Instagram: Qdjazz
Website: www.Quincydavisjazz.com
Instagram: Qdjazz
Website: www.Quincydavisjazz.com
DOWNLOAD DRUMMERLESS PLAY ALONG TRACKS HERE:
https://Qsdigitaldownloads.sellfy.store/
DOWNLOAD FREE PDFs HERE:
https://www.quincydavisjazz.com/
Here's a list of some of the differences I discuss and demonstrate in this drum lesson:
Traditional
- Comping and soloing is more language oriented
- Not as dynamically adventurous
- Clear sense of 4 and 8 measure phrasing
- Little usage of textures
- Less usage of toms when comping and playing time
- More traditional usage of rudiments and bop language
- Features the swing and the groove with breaking it up
Some drummers associated with “traditional styles” include:
Max Roach ***
Philly Joe Jones
Mel Lewis
Roy Haynes***
Stan Levy
Sonny Payne
Gene Krupa
Frank Butler
Ben Riley
Frankie Dunlop
Frank Butler
Jimmy Cobb
Sam Woodyard
Art Taylor
Lewis Nash
Kenny Washington
Joe Farnsworth
Gregory Hutchinson ***
Willie Jones III
Modern
- Breaking up the time
- Over the bar line playing using hemiolas, modulations and odd groupings
- Dynamically adventurous
- Texturally Adventurous
- Toms involved when comping and playing time
- May feel less restrictive to many musicians than a traditional approach
Some drummers associated with “modern styles” include:
Max Roach ***
Roy Haynes ***
Elvin Jones ***
Tony Williams
Jack DeJohnette
Paul Motian
Brian Blade
Al Foster ***
Gregory Hutchinson ***
Marcus Gilmore
Tyshawn Sorey
Colin Stranahan
Eric Harland
Bill Stewart
Chris Dave
Obed Calvaire
Rudy Royston
Dan Weiss
Kendrick Scott
Otis Brown III
NOTE: This is list of drummers is NOT comprehensive by any means.
Here's a transcription of the intro by Simon Lopez: Drum Transcription - Quincy Davis - D.... Check it out!
LESSONS
I am offering Zoom lessons throughout the summer months. You can sign up for lessons on my website: https://www.Quincydavisjazz.com/lessons.
I play Zildjian cymbals, Vic Firth sticks and Tama drums exclusively. In this video, I am using:
CYMBALS
22” Prototype Ride
19" A Avedis Crash Ride
16" Custom Special Dry Crash
DRUMS
Starclassic (Maple Molten Brown Burst)
14X18 BD
16X14 FT
14X14 FT
8X12 TT
6.5X14 Snare Drum (Starphonic Copper)
STICKS
Quincy Davis Signature Stick
Quincy
University of North Texas
Professor of Jazz Drum Set
Www.Quincydavisjazz.com
Instagram: Qdjazz
Website: www.Quincydavisjazz.com
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