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STEVE GADD MASTER CLASS
Steve Gadd
In 2006, the Zildjian company launched its third Mission from Gadd North American clinic tour giving drummers across the country an opportunity to experience Steve Gadd's humility, generosity, and creative genius firsthand. On this DVD, Steve is featured in an intimate master class setting at the Manhattan School of Music in New York City, May 2006. Longtime fans of Steve, as well as younger drummers just discovering him, will treasure Steve's wisdom and insights on a wide variety of topics: funk patterns, rudiments applied to the kit, playing with a click, tips for the studio, brush patterns, odd phrases, Mozambique/Latin ideas: it's all here! The extensive question-and-answer segments allow Steve to discuss several of his legendary performances, including Aja, Nite Sprite, Late in the Evening, and 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover. Steve also performs solo pieces that contian the essential tools and techniques that comprise his incredibly influential style and approach.
Contents
- Intro [1:22]
- "Bye, Bye Blackbird" Performance [4:46]
- "Crazy Army" Performance [4:54]
- Clavé Solo [6:02]
- Q&A Intro [1:00]
- Building Intensity [2:25]
- Singing and Playing [:43]
- "Aja" Concepts [4:44]
- Focus on the Click [2:31]
- Listening for Groove [1:44]
- "50 Ways" [4:41]
- Mozambique Patterns [4:56]
- Locking With the Click [1:53]
- Playing As a Team [2:38]
- Rudiments As Grooves [2:48]
- Odd Phrases [4:30]
- Warming Up [2:19]
- Brush Patterns [4:56]
- "Nite Sprite" [2:55]
- Paradiddies [6:48]
- Mental & Physical Preparation [2:30]
- Seat Height [1:10]
- Shuffles [5:23]
- Mozambique Breakdown [1:50]
- Swing Feel [2:15]
- Building a Solo [1:31]
- Double-Bass Drum Patterns [5:20]
- "Late in the Evening" [2:38]
- "There Is Nothing Like a Groove" [2:07]
- Thanks & Closing [2:01]
Musicians
Retail Price: $29.95
Online Sale Price: $26.96
Product Details: DVD, Drums
2 Hours, 53 Minutes
Product Code: 00320724
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