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Sixteen Basic Drum Rudiments
How to Play the Single Stroke Roll Drum Rudiment
How to Play the Double Stroke Roll Drum Rudiment
How to Play the Flam Drum Rudiment
How to Play Flam Taps Drum Rudiment
How to Play Flam Accents Drum Rudiment
How to Play the Five Stroke Roll Drum Rudiment
How to Play the Offbeat Five Stroke Roll Drum Rudiment
How to Play the Seven Stroke Roll Drum Rudiment
How to Play the Offbeat Seven Stroke Roll Drum Rudiment
How to Play the Nine Stroke Roll Drum Rudiment
How to Play the Three Stroke Ruff Drum Rudiment
How to Play the Single Stroke Drag Drum Rudiment
How to Play the Paradiddle Drum Rudiment
How to Play the Double Paradiddle Drum Rudiment
How to Play the Paradiddle Idle Drum Rudiment
Summary: Play the single stroke roll when playing drums, starting slowly and speeding up; learn how with tips from our expert drummer in this free drum tutorial video.
Peter Van Dyck is a professional drummer and drum teacher. He received his training from Berklee College of Music, where he graduated with a bachelor's degree in music.read more
"PETER VAN DYCK: Our first rudiment that we're going to look at is the single-stroke roll. And these are singles. And the way we're going to practice this as a rudiment is painfully slow and then gradually speed up until just as fast as you feel comfortable playing it. Any faster and you might be doing yourself harm. So slow, right, left. And notice how at the end each stroke I return the tip of the stick to a position slightly above the head of the drum or the ready position."
eHow Article: How to Play the Single Stroke Roll Drum Rudiment
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