Michael Eagle Scottish Rudiments: Trizlet

[@HEYMAXXX]

Nice! I really like the rudiment vids. Keep up the good work! :-)

[@udkline]

Does that buzz become closer to the downbeat as it get faster? Or am I just hearing it that way because my ear can't distinguish the downbeat stroke and buzz strokes as separate things at that rate?

[@Darren05SG]

Aweson

[@enzomorales9001]

🤗🖤🥊

[@DendeNBSF]

I think the notation is not correct in this video. he say it: buzz roll. often see this triplet note with marked as a "z". He plays R L-buzz R R L R-buzz L L. I can be totaly wrong. but two stripes are in my rudimental drumming world a double stroke roll. May the scottish notation be different?

[@PearlDrumsUS]

Yes, the Scottish notation is different from conventional American rudimental notation. The double slashes notate a buzz or press roll in this drumming style, and any roll that has an accent is played as a “tap roll”. For more information regarding the notation or performance of Scottish rudiments, check out our “Expanding The Vocabulary” handout from Michael Eagle’s artist page (under the Clinics tab) at our website.

[@DendeNBSF]

thanks for your input :)