The Drum and Percussion Cookbook. Creative Recipes for Players and Teachers

This valuable collection of quick-to-read yet deeply insightful strategies is like finding expert trade secrets all placed in one convenient source. Contributors to the book were even eager to get a look at each other's ideas! With outstanding records of performance, workshop clinics, recordings, research, composition, leadership and teaching, the 57 authors provide their favorite ?recipes? that cover an extreme range of topics from rudiments to rock, drum set to symphonic playing, and keyboard percussion to interpretation. There is something for everyone in this unique publication that will inspire all levels and types of teachers, ensembles and performers.

CONTENIDO:

Foreword
Acknowledgments
About the Authors

Kenny Aronoff: Functional Practicing
Anders Ástrand: Inspired Practice
John H. Beck: An Appetizing Rehearsal
Alessandra Belloni:Southern Italian Tambourine Pizzica
Nana Bilic: Playing with Other Instruments
Bob Breithaupt: Creativo Music-Making and the Drumset Player
Bill Bruford: Feeding the Imagination
Michael Burritt: Interpretation and Expression
Bill Cahn: Cooking In Time
Jeff Calissi: For a Great Performance, Follow All the Directions
James Campbell: Teaching Young Percussionists to Make Musical Choices
Anthony J. Cirone: Exploring Interpretation Through Percussion Notation
F. Michael Combs: Making It to the Top
Christopher Deane: Aioiding Mental Masonry
Dennis DeLucia: Tasty Charts for the Drumline
Robin Engelman: Jatoring the Sounds
Peter Erskine: Rifle Cymbal a la Mode
Neal Flum: Vocabulary Crock Pot Stew
Mark Ford: Finding Musical Expression in Marimba Performance
Guy G. Gauthreaux II: Snare Drum Gumbo
Danny Gottlieb: Successfill Time Playing in a Jazz Combo
Gordon Gottlieb: It's Time
Neil Grover: The Elusivo "Closed" Snare Drum Roll
Julio Hill: Cookin; up a World Percussion Ensamble
Rich Holly: A Healthy Marimba Breakfast
Steve Houghton: Creative Practtce
Arthur Hull: Layering in a Rhythm Cake
Kalani: Teacher as Student as Tencher
Glenn Kotche: A Multiple-Percussion Approach to Drumset
Lalo: Making Your Compass
Rick Mattingly: Good Drum Chelos Are Not Just "Pot Luck"
William Moersch: A Good Practical Session Should be Like a Four-Course Meal
Jeff Moore: Focused, Result-Oriented Practico Sessions
Rod Morgenstein: Improving Time Feel
Valeria Dee Naranjo: A Tasty Alternativo for the Light Practical Schedule
Mark Nauseef: Junk Food
Terry O'Mahoney: Analytical Listening
Jim Payne: A Deeper Groove
Al Payson: Teaching a Fast Learner
Jeff Queen: How to Get Good
John Riley: Feeding Difficult Students
Lisa Rogers: It's All About the Basics
Michael Rosen: Recipe for an Orchestral Percussion Audition
Ed Saindon: A Creative Recipe for the Improvising Vibist
Dave Samuels: A Well-Rounded Approach to Musical Growth
Casey Scheuerell: Recipe for Chart Reading
James A. Sewrey: A Tasteful Concert Bass Drum
Ed Shaughnessy: Drumset Balance
Kristen Shiner McGuire: If You Can Sing It You Can Play It
Dick Sisto: Developinp a Unique Voice
Ed Soph: Practicing and Playing the Drumset
Gary Stith: Improved Snare Drum Solo Scores
John Tafoya: What Are You Preparen To Do?
Garwood Whaley: Prívate Lessons for the Beginner-Like a Well-Balanced Meal
B. Michael Williams: Frame Drum Chops with Spicy Rudimental Marinade
She-e Wu: Recipe for a Thinking Musician
Zoro: A Recipe for Success!