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Basic Beats for Drumset
Author: Ron Savage
Lesson description
The Berklee Practice Method is based on the ensemble curriculum taught at Berklee College of Music. This lesson, taught by Berklee faculty members Ron Savage and Casey Scheuerell teach beginning drum set players how to play in the hard rock style.
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Instant Drum Set
Whether you are learning to play the drum set as your first instrument or adding drums to your line-up, this Berklee method is the fastest way to learn the drums. It will set you well on your way to becoming a highly skilled player.
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