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how do I make tension build and release in a song like gods great dance floor? by tension I mean the tightness and looseness of the song. that would really help me develop my church and gospol playing. btw, the gospel chop vid really showed me how my chops really go into play!
please help me to ply drum from begining..please
you are so amazing dude thank you am also one of the church drummers thnx man
what are some good drum fills for playing in chucrchs
bro what's your arm routine?
Here are some real-world church drumming tips:
1. Play to the room – This is not a rock concert. This is a worship service. If your snare is causing people's ears to ring, or your cymbals are causing people's ears to bleed, you're playing way too loud.
2. Less is more – So you think you are playing to the song? Ha! Be prepared to play less.
3. Know the song, in your sleep – You WILL play single sections of a song you just learned, over and over again, for 40 minutes, during an extended time of worship. So don't screw up.
You're a good egg
love it!!
good advice I actually used this dynamic technique on Hi hat and ridw
Can someone explain to me how ANY of this relates to "church" drumming as opposed to "normal" drumming? Or why there is a difference at all? Having played drums in churches for 19 years, I always just assumed drumming at church was the same as drumming anywhere else?