Indian Rhythms Applied To The Drum Set | Pete Lockett
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- Pete Lockett is considered by many to be the most versatile multi-percussionist, having immersed himself in percussion traditions from musical cultures across the globe. He was voted as “Best World Percussionist” by DRUM! Magazine in 2014 and 2015, the best percussionist by Rhythm Magazine, and was the runner up as best percussionist by Modern Drummer from 2010 to 2014.
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Chapters
0:00 - Intro
0:06 - Song #1
6:03 - Introduction
8:40 - Why Should You Learn Indian Rhythms?
17:25 - Indian Rhythms Applied to the Drumset
47:47 - Song #2
55:25 - Q & A!
1:04:10 - Song #3
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Pete has toured and/or performed with a wide range of artists such as Björk, Peter Gabriel (Genesis), Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin), Bill Bruford (Yes, King Crimson), Amy Winehouse, Steve Smith, Steve Gadd, Thomas Lang, Dave Weckl, and many more.
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Vic Firth Drumsticks: www.vicfirth.com/
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Thanks for the great and positive feedback everyone!
Thank-you so much for doing this Pete!
PETE LOCKETT my new inspiration
Thank you for doing this Pete ,and someday i want to see Pete & Uzhaan session!
Pete Lockett is fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....i got my hand muting on bongos from him :)
You are a Pukka Ustadji!
I am a drummer from India and I have been trying to integrate drums into Indian classical music for so long now. Finally Pete shows me the way!! It's seriously hard to pick a favorite part! It was all Soooooo good!!
How are you getting on with integrating the drums into the classical Indian Music?
Its awesome mix ..and generate too good thanks
Great to see Indian Rhythm in the Drum set world. It's greatly overlooked and underrated for western drummers. Thanks Pete!
This lesson turned me on to the great music of India. Almost two years later, and I'm still just scratching the surface. Thank you Mr. Lockett, for introducing me to a new world (more like a universe) of rhythm. The music of India calls...
Thanks again drumeo.
feeling really inspired to play. I'm from Malaysia and my dad gave me a CD of Chinese, Indian, Sikh, and Malay rhythms for drum set. put together with transcripts in the CD booklet by a Malaysian jazz drummer.
Could you tell me the title of this CD or name of the artist?
Adarsha K S. His name is Lewis Pragrasam. The CD is called Ethnic Asian Rhythms for the Modern Drummer. I did a search for it online and I was able to find it. It's excellent. These rhythms are near and dear to me. Having heard and seen them performed on the original instruments, to be able to have a break down of them i can transfer to the set is amazing. Also a very good family friend of mine is the one who counts off the tempo before the click track starts.
@@khalilsulaiman8451hi, could you please send the book to me? Is it in PDF format??
My favorite part of the lesson was Dave looking totally lost while Pete is reciting the phonetic phrases at LIGHTSPEED.
As an Indian, I approve this video
Pete Lockett is a living legend. A true master of his craft and an inspiration to so many. My nickname for him is Professor Pete! Haha. A fine musician and teacher. Thanks for this lesson! 👍🏻
Mr. Peter Lockett, we would love to see you in India soon. You admire the Indian classical music so much that even the guys at drumeo also love it. Cheers man
Anyone interested in Indian music, and Indian percussions particularly, I would recommend to look for the great master Umayalpuram K. Sivaraman (carnatic). While you're at it, check what he did with belgian "jazz" band Aka Moon.
Great video! I think my favorite part of the lesson was watching Pete's unwavering focus during the intro drumpiece!
My kind of player,, my kind of drum lesson - Thank you Drumeo, for keeping it balanced.
Pete you are world class !!! What an incredible blending I never heard mixing of east with west sounding that great kudos Pete 🇮🇳🇹🇹🇺🇸💯🙏🏽love from Trinidad & NY
My favorite part is the Pete's prelude to song#1. The intricate sounds he creates using idiophones and the snare reflects the richness of traditional Indian Music which is hardly explored on the drum set. This lesson paves the path to a whole new facet of rhythm and drums. Thank you Drumeo!
What a time of my life to watch this video. Going through the phase where you start shifting from your mainstream music, that you enjoy the most, to something else. I am looking for new inspirations and this just stuck a chord.
He's truly inspiring. I am actually going over all of this again and again just to get a grasp of things. Such a gifted musician.
Thank you Drumeo and Mr. Pete Lockett for this.
He is one of my favorite percussion palyers.
This is insane, I've only watched Pete play in Benny Greb's DVD. I guess it's time to dive into a rabbit hole of Pete videos now 👍
Tea for Steve! I love that song. it's really crazy to play to.
My favorite part was definitely the opening solo. I've never been exposed to Indian drumming before and that absolutely blew me away. I really want that book now!
That was/is the most interesting one on drumeo so far.
Great work Pete!!!!Thanks for sharing these Indian concepts with the world and thank you Drumeo for showing interest in these!!! Glad to be an Indian, A country with such a varied and complex musical sense!!!
first time ever hearing this style of drumming...absolutely love it...such an opportunity for creative freedom!!
This made my day, I've been a big Pete fan for almost ten years. This man has mastered more percussion instruments than anyone in the world and is one of the tabla greats in my opinion. An extraordinary talent, and I can imagine the discipline to train a mind to feel rhythm like that is impressive. Really dig what your doing and how your fusing the language onto the drum set. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and being a great inspiration for me.
I absolutely love the thunder kick prototype and how Pete used it.
I also really enjoyed his explanation about time and how to move through it.
as a beginning drummer at a older age than most started I'm hooked on these lessons and try to pick pieces to try and incorporate even though it's a lot to take in. I love each musician has their own style, that's what gives me confidence knowing I am not supposed to necessarily sound a certain way. thanks to all at drums.. JR
Absolutely fantastic, thank you Pete so much for this. There is SO much content in this one hour. It's like taking everything I know about rhythm after 40 years of playing and teaching, turning it inside out and upside down and looking at it (the concepts) from a completely different angle. I'm going to get your book. Wow!
wanted to see this for a long time. Lovely topic. Hope to see Danny carey talking about composing here someday!
All the best for you people.
This might be the best video's I've ever seen from Drumeo. I mean that as in this is something new and it's straight forward he's a good teacher and a very talented musician, I've learned so much from this!
17:25 indian rhythms applied to the drumset. this is my favourite part awesome lesson thank you!
Always one of the most inspiring drummers to watch, thank you!
that entire set up sounds incredible! In the first performance piece, there was this one spot where he actually clicks the sticks together in sequence with a bunch of other hits and aaaawh! such a class little nuance!
i think this was one of the best, even the best lesson you've done so far.
simply mindblowing
I heard pete playing tabla in couple of videos. it is simply super. He does deep analysis of music and explains very well. Hats off.
Fantastic lesson Pete ! I love Konnakul
and I always find it so inspiring listening to someone who masters it. I
also love listening to just the verbal solos. Thanks so much to Drumeo
for bringing Pete in and for Pete's inspiring demonstrations. That last
track he played was off the charts !
Pete, this is great and your book is the most useful text on Indian rhythms regardless of instrument. Bravo all around!
Last song with the small tuneable tambourine with mic inside was just mesmerizing! My favorite part!
It is not tuneable. It's the left hand that changes tension on the head of the drum. But it's awesome.
Fascinating! This is just the thing I've been hoping to find. Thank you so much for this.
Wow, this was such a ride.
I did'nt know know who this man was, but it had me hypnotized all along the explanation.
Love it!
Amazing grooves! Didn't want those songs to stop. 👍🏼
Favorite part certainly is Pete playing and reciting what he was playing at the same time. Much like the whole counting 7 and playing on top of it that Henrique de Almeida did in his second Drumeo lesson.
Wow! One of the best lessions you ever got online! (at least for me ;) Thanks a lot, it's absolutely inspiring.
this is amazing.the1at I've heard it and it's opened a new world for me how wonderful sounding and such a great beat
This man is incredible, completely blew my mind.
Such an awesome intro. Love the feel of Indian music.
Pete Lockett just goes about it so fluently. Great accuracy and inspiring compositions.
Feels really fantastic to see a few Indian rhythm structures explained (though in minute quantity). It would be great if Drumeo could inspire us with drumming ingenious to different parts and cultures of the world. There is so much to learn and adopt from other rhythmic cultures and music as well. This could be a beginning for a new theme of episodes/lessons.
So INSPIRING... AWESOME! Indian approach for me is the best way to start and to think a drum solo... and the main rhythm also yes!
I wish RUclips had a "love" icon! This was an amazing lesson! Too much to cram into my limited brain, but I will return to watch many times. Thank you!
Thank you for such eye opening insight, Pete and Drumeo!
Amazing, so glad you got Pete on drumeo!
My favorite part was definitely the soothing nature of his opening solo.
Waooooooooo Its only possible Through Drumeo Such an Vivid Diversity of Drummers Round the World..... Really appriciated by the amount of Efforts they put in
Great Work Team
Special thanks to Pete Lockett in Demonstration of Indian Rythms
Totally awesome lesson! I really want to start applying this stuff to the drumkit! Well done!
Fantastic lesson. He doesn't dumb things down too much to explain to the novice kit player so much as to sacrifice the larger concepts. The tiny 'bass drum' reminds me of Trilok Gurtu's single-headed kit.
Wow this is amazing and fascinating. These rhythms are very infectious, and I can't wait to try them out. Pete is a master teacher and I'm going to save this video to my "keep" collection for in-depth study. Thanks!
Thanks for putting this lesson together. I'll be living in this for a while, I think
when he says that we have to go and reach out for the infinite diversity of rhythm that is out there. As I am fortunate enough to be able to travel abroad, it is pretty cool to think you can go out there, find a guruji, and learn! As I have done in India with Tabla. Now into Jazz drumming, this stuff does inspire me a lot. Thanks!
Mind blown from these flavorful beats, mad respect for your study and dedication
great teacher ! there is an ocean of rhythms. and.in western music only scratch the very surface of it.
Absolutely fantastic. There is so much content and wisdom here it's amazing. Thank you.
Definitely loads of useful tips for any kind of music, not only Indian... Great lesson, thank you so much!
i recently discovered Pete Lockett in LaRioja drum Festival(Spain)....And i was shocked...i like all the lesson...but the introductory theme is so good!
Absolutely stunning!!! Nicely done Drumeo it is awesome to hear fresh ideas on mixing ethnic rhythms applied on drums, they add so much flavour and musicality to drumming. Long ago I was digging into Arabic and Middle Eastern sounds, also very interesting on Iberian sounds (eg Bozzio Levin Stevens - Duende and Tzigane) not to mention all African, Indigenous, Latin and several other rhythms.
Thumbs up for musicians exploring rhythms of the world on their drum set,
Please keep them sharing their knowledge with us all Drumeo!!!!
"applying" indian rhythms was always something weird to me, but how Pete explained it made so much sense. Great lesson Pete!
Awesome! So great to change up the style on the show.
This is EXACTLY what I wanted to hear!!! YES!!!
This lesson has been long overdue. Thanks Drumeo.
Just paid my first drum class ! you´re awesome im following this method , cya in 4 months
I love that bristle bot on the kit in the beginning.
I've been really interested in the indian style of subdivision, its really cool how Lockett applies this to his drum set! ready to learn some for myself!
my Favorit Part of the lesson is the 3 Bars of 15/16 and 1 bar of 19/16 paradiddle groove with quater notes in the left food. I will try this with a clave in the left food.
drumeo is the best :-)
Tasty snare tone. Fluid and musical drumming.
This kind of drumming always hits the spot. Anybody interested in this should also check out Trilok Gurtu.
Drumeo should TOTALLY have Trilok Gurtu!!! Zakir Hussain said of TG (paraphrase): "If he only played tabla, he'd be the best tabla player in the world."
TG's knowledge of drums/percussion and rhythm is amazing. Please invite him to show a tabla performance as well!
@@adityatyagi4009 Came here to say y’all should check out Zakir Hussain, too. Such wonderful percussionists
VERY awesome! Thank-you very much for presenting this.
I have a feeling this is going to become much like the Paul DeLong lesson was for me( If anyone hasn't check out that video, great stuff) I will watch this many many times! Thank you Drumeo!
The coolest part was the introtune! Really pretty playing!
Love this guy. A real creative.
Sweet Indian vibes!! Always wanted to learn Indian rhythms
Wow, that was incredible.... I have heard of this guy from several of my drum teachers and also from Joe Crabtree and this guy is amazing. He truly understands all sub-divisions from whole note to 32nd note and every triplets in between. Not only that, but he understands rhythmic structures, meters and pulse. Very creative with his phrasings too. It's amazing how drummers like him can sounds so different from "singing" (with drums) drummers like Ralph Peterson, Jack Dejohnette, Jeff Tain Watts and many others. Drumming with melodies with wide arrange of rhythmic structures... This is why drums and percussions go beyond other instruments. Melodies can be infinite only because of different timbre but rhythm is infinite because of space and tempo! wow!
Holy god damned shit, what an episode. What a player. Can't wait to explore these concepts further. What a blessing. Thank you Pete and the Drumeo lads.
I love this! Thanks Pete and drumeo
beautiful! the beginning was a really awesome part!
I've been a Drumeo subscriber, and this video is making me think I need to go back to Oodles of Noodles in order to subscribe again. Thanks for the Lockette session(s) - I love anything that, as a US kit player, helps me think outside of my (western) box. I know Pete's appearance with Benny Greb all too well, and have been scouring the interwebs for his teaching material since first having seen it...
Very cool stuff here. Love the track and the playing at the end there.
Very nice man, I learned this from Ralph Humphrey back in the eighties and it really has help me in many ways. another level beautiful !!!
I saw him on percussion together with Dirk Verbeuren (Soilwork-Megadeth) on a drum clinic in Belgium a few years ago and it was amazing, this guy is pure top in the world of percussion
Such finesse and mindfulness
Excellent playing and great concepts!
really digging his setup, aesthetically pleasing
Amazing lesson! Great drummer! Greetings from Portugal!
Incredible stuff Drumeo!
one people one planet! Pete is Awesome! great teacher
Captivating sounds, love this
What a well of knowledge! So much to work on at and away from the drums. Favourite part was his explanations of the difference in rhythmic concept between Indian classical music and western music.
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gREAT Amazing! This is a real work cause it's not easy at all. Well done for the natural and feeling style!
Indian music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Finally!!! Thank you so much guys!!
This was amazing. Fascinating concepts.
my favorite part was realizing in Petes first examples that you can layer polyrythms overs polyrythms fairly simlply yet start making some really cool sounding grooves
Am from india... And huge fan of this guy. He is a masteclass musician... loved this episode.
Saw him do a clinic type gig in the RNCM a year back or so, been a big fan ever since
perfect way to start my week!!!!
Very cool, and inspirational. Thank you.