Hybrid Rudiment - Shirley Murphy's

Another of a series of hybrid rudiments for the advanced snare drummer.

[@mechmove]

These rudiments bringing back some memories!

[@Gym_bro9000]

Pretty good control. nice to see someone at that age playing the snare :) i hope to be like that!

[@dtdrummerlady]

@Musiciankdsc I played in a Pipe Band for a while so these are Pipe drumming sticks from Scotland. They have a wonderful feel and are so smooth to play with. Just thought I would use them for a few videos because people seem to be so interested in my various practice pads and sticks that I use.

[@kenschaefer5303]

Hi there. Watching this was very familiar. Did you happen to know or study with Al Murray, from Long Island Kingsmen. He kinda retired to Florida but ended up teaching for awhile down there. That’s how I came upon him. Your playing style seemed similar to what he would teach. Except without the curled pinky finger on the left hand. Enjoy your videos. Keep going. It makes a difference. Thanks. Ken

[@binskiboi]

great technique!

[@philipmalizia-d7c]

Thx

[@thedingo47]

dude....you straight rip. definitely jealous haha

[@MrFlamdrag1]

she is playing them in a paradiddle style . They are more often written in a sectuplet style. All they are is an inverted paradiddle-diddle.

[@VladVisuet]

Wow can you please write for a medium snare drummer how to do that, you know RLL?? YOU TOTALLY RULE!!!!

[@MrFlamdrag1]

I am going to say something here.She may be old,as a matter of fact we are just about the same age,but she was playing these before you were probably born,as I also was.

[@drumline75]

what kind of sticks are u using

[@dtdrummerlady]

I don't know about inverted paradiddle-diddle, but they are sextuplets played Rllrrr, Lrrlll

[@TheNigelLawrence]

Easy rudiment post up an eagbeaters

[@TheNigelLawrence]

R u a boy or girl??