Traditional Rudimental Drumming

This Hal Leonard video series by John S. Pratt will reinvigorate your study of “Traditional”, ancient rudimental drumming and provide material for your practice, music vocabulary and drumming expression. You’ll learn the 26 traditional American Drumming Rudiments, Swiss Drum Rudiments, as well as Pratt’s unique drumming and style tips.

Videos
Introduction (03:07) - John introduces himself and talks a bit about traditional Ancient Rudimental Drumming and it's history. John then performs 'Sons of Liberty'.
Grip & Roll Phrasing (04:53) - In this video, John talks about the different grips and rolls. John also discusses drum placement, angles and the different types of harnesses that are used, and the difference between the grips and positions.
The Downfall of Paris & The Little Toy Drum (04:52) - John shows us a few solos featuring the 7 and 14 stroke roll. John also compares the two Solos and shows each rudiments stylistic differences.
In "The Spirit of 1776" (06:55) - John plays along with a bass drum and shows us a traditional piece called 'Concord Battle Flag'.
"Traditional" Drum Solos (06:15) - John talks to us about some Rudimetal Standards, the first piece he performs is called 'The General'.
26 "Traditional" Rudiments Pt. 1 (11:37) - John explains The Long Roll and then begins going through the 26 Traditional Rudiments for us to follow and learn.
26 "Traditional" Rudiments Pt. 2 (12:41) - John continues demonstrating the 26 Traditional Rudiments.
The "All American Emblem" (03:48) - John talks about the history of rudimental drummers and some of the basic rhythms that have been altered and changed over time. John plays his solo 'The All American Emblem'.
Swiss Drumming (03:39) - In this video, John shares a bit about his Swiss Rope Tension Drum and where it came from. He then talks about the Mono-Linear Swiss Drumming Notation and it's history. Finally, John shows us the Swiss Army Triplet.
Swiss Crazy Army Variant 1 (02:02) - John discusses the history of Swiss drumming and how he came up with the Swiss Crazy Army Variant 1. He then performs his solo for you to follow and learn.
I.A.T.D, Interstatesmen A.B.C & Outro (02:50) - John gives us some final words and advice for your quest. John then talks about the I.A.T.D, the Internation Association of Traditional Drumming, which he started in 2004.