The New Breed

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About The New Breed

Percussion. 48 pages. Published by Modern Drummer Publications (HL.6631619).

ISBN 0881887498. .

Gary Chester was one of the busiest studio drummers of the '60s and '70s and played on hundreds of hit records. His systems have been used and endorsed by drummers such as Kenny Aronoff, Danny Gottlieb, and Dave Weckl. This is not just another drum book, but rather a system that will help you develop the skills needed to master today's studio requirements. By working with this book, you'll improve your reading, concentraton, coordination, right and left-hand lead, and awareness of the click.

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you'll never be done with this book!!!

S Miller of Northern NJ writes...

"gary's approach to the drums combines exercises which are both musically and technically challenging. from the first exercise, you'll realize how much room there is for improvement. just get the book ... more "
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http://Helbekah.rocks.it of UK writes...

"This is the best drum kit book I have ever come across. It challenges your mind and allows you to develop amazing coordination skills. The excercises can be adapted in so ... more "
Old Way vs. New Way

Neal Anthony Dike of Melrose, Ma. writes...

"At first glance New Breed seemed a bit like Syncopation, as far as the classic approach of applying a constant Jazz ride pattern to pages 30-45. For example, Mr. Chester's ... more "