In the world of music,
“We are asked to think outside the box and sometimes we just need to think in a simple way. Nothing that sounds easy is easy and nothing that sounds difficult is difficult. Something simple doesn’t mean easy or bad and something complicated doesn’t mean hard or great. What we feel unable to do, may not necessarily be impossible to do. “
“Open your mind and hearing, let everything flow like wind and water. Everything will form in time. Enjoy the journey and learn the way of thinking and practice in music.“
“We have no boundaries and are protected by time.”
Many want to be able to play fast, complicated and great or cool. When listening to music, many people ask what is being played in a particular section or have no idea what is being played at all. Before we ask all these questions, we should first understand the musical parts, what purpose we play different structures for at any given time, the reason behind the musical structure, and what the impact of the musical part is.
For example, famous artists who play their instruments fast, complicated, difficult and cool, they already understand what they are playing. Every note and beat they play is meaningful and has a purpose.
In conclusion, take it slow and be patient. Everything will have its time. What we need now is to understand music and figure out how we can practice properly. Music can be difficult or easy depending on our point of view. Nothing is impossible and nothing is instant and easy. From simple and basic playing to high difficulty and complicated playing, everything requires a process. From this lesson I will try to explain in a detailed and easy way, my hope is that your musical characteristics will emerge naturally, and you will be able to create something beautiful, with character, and something to be proud of.
Let me introduce, “The Dictionary of Drumming.” Here is the beginning of the lessons. Click the link to start your adventure.
Content
I
music bar
The foundation is where we can create something solid.
II
time singnature
Time will tell.
Time will guide.
III
ryhthm & beat
Count, divide and create.
IV
metronome
Listen and find the right placement.
