How to Play Supportive Rhythms

How to Play Supportive Rhythms. Use these simple drumming rhythms to help ground active music making for drumming groups, drum circles, music education improvisation, music therapy clinical improvisation and more. You can play these simple rhythms on a single drum with your hand, a stick, or mallet. Perfect for partner, small group, or large group drumming or ensembles.
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[@moonbeamlaserdream]

Those Jax sticks really make a great sound!

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

I agree. Nice balance

[@anonagain]

Really liked that you linked the names to animals and natural events. Thanks!

[@georgevtorres960]

amazing class tip Master!

[@daddyuniverse7872]

Oh man those are great rhythms! Also those Jax's Sticks you're playing with deliver a beautiful sound!

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Thank you for the kind words.

[@iryanconti6240]

Very helpful! Thanks 🙏🏼

[@chelblr6430]

Looooooovee this!!

[@YusufboyDivanov]

Goooooood🤝

[@devolutionist9008]

I would love to be as talented with percussion instruments.

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

You can!

[@isabelletalbot8915]

Very useful! I love your videos. How do you use 12/8 meters in your drum circles? My students are a little shy to join when the ground beat is out of ordinary.

[@amaliariganova5181]

Im learning now with u, can u tell me what is the left hand doing? 🙏😍

[@anonagain]

Amalia, on some of the rhythms he is tapping a light ghost note (a barely audible touch with the finger tips) on the upbeat - it helps keep the rhythm flowing smoothly. I believe he did a video on it couple videos back.

[@amaliariganova5181]

@@anonagain aha, thank u 😊🙏

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Many have commented and I will add. The left hand is muting the head (reducing vibration and sustain) as well as marking time by lightly touching (playing but not audibly) the skin.

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