Irish Rhythm Bones Lesson by James Yoshizawa
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Here's a video lesson for some sticking patterns on the bones.
This video lesson has been featured on the educational percussion blog, Drumchattr.com. Here's the link to the post: drumchattr.com/...
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Wow, James! That's incredible! You're a true percussion master.
Absolutely the best instructional video for intermediate bone players looking to progress to advanced players. Great technique. Clear explanations. Great challenge. Very cool. Going right to your site. Thank you.
Jim
Albany, NY
Thank you for watching! I'm playing with a set of rosewood bones in my right hand and actual polished/shaped bone bones in my left hand. I got both from Lark in the Morning.
Great to watch and listen to. Thank you James.
Wow... I'm grinning ear to ear watching this. It is great to see someone with actual musical knowledge and terminology explaining this stuff. I'm already doing a lot of what you describe, but these specific examples provide some GREAT new challenges. THANK YOU for the excellent quality and clarity in explanation. (I think I may retire my "rudiments" of the bones series after seeing yours!!
Awesome demo. Well done. Thanks
Very cool and helpful! Thank you for posting!
Fantastic !!! The first time I saw this video I just got my bones really had no idea what I was watching Now it’s make wonderful sense and I’ll be working on this 👏🏻
Excellent performance and explanations!
This is excellent... thanks for doing this
Awesome! Making bone playing cool!
Ten years later and it's still one of the best tutorials on RUclips.
Do you still have the pdf to download?
percussioneducation.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/2-Hand-Bones-Rudiments-1.pdf
Very good! I actually play these patterns pretty much with all types of different music since very young 13- now I am 57! It can be tricky to play with the music but It's a piece of cake for me as i have been at for so long. Good job.
Wow, James! I that's really fantastic. Good thinking to pull the common triplet on the bones out into straight meter use. Love it. Thanks for your demos:)
This is a really old video, but it's fantastic. I can't for the life of me get the coordination down, yet. Still practicing.
This is dope dude, thanks.
Really well done, thanks!
Thank you!
Great help! Thanks
@folboteur Thank you for watching and for your comments! Just link your video and I'd be happy to check it out.
I’m just picking up the bones, hopefully I can put in enough work to get here
Great vid, great rythmic deconstrucción, but i had a questión what will be a normal rythm for playing iris, celtic music, bluegrass. Its there established patterrn for each rythm ? or its only about inprovisation under de tempo? and if a comun pattern exist where can i find a tab or maybe a video tutorial because everything i had found on youtube its related to holding and getting the triplets but i don´t know how that translate while accompany a song , i`m really interest in this thank you
Great Tutorial! Thank you so much!
What type of bones are you playing?
Great video, but the pdf seems to be missing. Can you send me a copy?
The link to the article and pdf you mentioned don't seem to exist anymore. Is there a way we could still access it? Thanks! :-)
Hi Cindy. It looks like that site moved to a new domain name. Here's a link to the pdf: percussioneducation.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/2-Hand-Bones-Rudiments-1.pdf
Cool! Thank you! :-)
btw... would you be willing to put a name on a technique I'm doing, if I upload a video? I assume it has a drum rudiment equivalent.
If you login to your RUclips account, then check out my page, I've just (5/4) put the private video there. Thanks for your feedback.