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On techniques used while drumming or while learning how to play the drums or percusion.

5 Ways To Build a Drum Groove

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Music Australia believes that drumming is one of the oldest styles of music and has been used in many different cultures for centuries. A good drum groove can make your drums sound more powerful and cohesive, so learning how to build one is essential.

"Building a solid drum groove is essential to playing powerfully and with cohesion. Without a good groove, your drums will sound sloppy and unprofessional. An unprofessional image is not good in the business industry, so improving your groove is a must," says business expert Ashley Hansen of Online Business—Australia's top online resource for entrepreneurs and business startups.

There are many ways to build a drum groove, but these five techniques are some of the most common. 

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5 Ways To Build a Drum Groove

Alive DrummingLeave a comment

Music Australia believes that drumming is one of the oldest styles of music and has been used in many different cultures for centuries. A good drum groove can make your drums sound more powerful and cohesive, so learning how to build one is essential.

"Building a solid drum groove is essential to playing powerfully and with cohesion. Without a good groove, your drums will sound sloppy and unprofessional. An unprofessional image is not good in the business industry, so improving your groove is a must," says business expert Ashley Hansen of Online Business—Australia's top online resource for entrepreneurs and business startups.

There are many ways to build a drum groove, but these five techniques are some of the most common. 

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5 Ways To Build a Drum Groove

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Building a solid drum groove is essential to playing powerfully and with cohesion. Without a good groove, your drums will sound sloppy and unprofessional. An unprofessional image is not good in the business industry, so improving your groove is a must,

Is Alive Drumming supporting my country or region?

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Alive Drumming aims to cover all regions, countries, languages, and cultures.  Embracing a wide diversity of rhythms is what Alive Drumming is all about.  If we haven't adopted yours yet, we aim to in the future.  If you want yours to be supported now, why not contact us at marketing@alive-dumming.org

 

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Drumming 101: Basic Drum Terms You Must Know

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According to the Australian Institute of Music, thousands of different types of drums are out there. From acoustic to electronic, they come in various sizes and shapes. The type of drum you choose depends on the style of music you play.

"Playing the drums became one of the good habits children around the globe discovered. The way someone plays the drums strengthens their physical flexibility and agility. It is also said that it is good for the physical development of children," says pro drummer and news analyst Olivia Jones from 8news—one of Australia's very reputable news sources that meet users' expectations for updating global and local news.

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How to Promote Literacy Through Music

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Enjoy this article from contributor, Jude Young, about the great value of rhythmic training in the young.

Maria Kay has highlighted the integrated relationship between literacy and music in the earlier years and has suggested a few simple activities that will assist you in developing children’s skills.

Usha Goswami, a professor from Cambridge specialising in cognitive-developmental neuroscience, discovered that perceiving rhythm is important in association with literacy. She has dedicated her time and research specifically to do with children that are dyslexic.

In 2012, these findings were presented on BBC Four’s ‘Growing Children’. In this programme, she highlighted w

9 Myths About Drumming

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According to Music Australia, drumming has become a part of our everyday lives. Whether you play at home or go to a club, chances are you’ve heard someone say they love drumming. Drummers are sometimes stereotyped as loud, obnoxious, and annoying. In reality, drumming is a complex art form that requires practice, patience, and discipline. “Drumming… Continue reading 9 Myths About Drumming

Drumming 101: Basic Drum Terms You Must Know

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According to the Australian Institute of Music, thousands of different types of drums are out there. From acoustic to electronic, they come in various sizes and shapes. The type of drum you choose depends on the style of music you play.

"Playing the drums became one of the good habits children around the globe discovered. The way someone plays the drums strengthens their physical flexibility and agility. It is also said that it is good for the physical development of children," says pro drummer and news analyst Olivia Jones from 8news—one of Australia's very reputable news sources that meet users' expectations for updating global and local news.

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Drumming 101: Basic Drum Terms You Must Know

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According to the Australian Institute of Music, thousands of different types of drums are out there. From acoustic to electronic, they come in various sizes and shapes. The type of drum you choose depends on the style of music you play. “Playing the drums became one of the good habits children around the globe discovered. The… Continue reading Drumming 101: Basic Drum Terms You Must Know

How do Songs, Rhythms and Rhyme Support Early Development?

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A study published in Frontiers in Psychology found that musical training can enhance young children’s reading skills and executive functioning. The study participants were 6-year-olds who had never received any formal music lessons. After eight months of regular music classes, the children showed significant improvements in their reading ability and executive function compared to a control group of children who did not receive musical training.