From: agrelajanelle@gmail.com   
      
   In my studies with drumset master Joe Morello we would often use the text by   
   Ted Reed, "Progressive Steps To Syncopation" to develop technique. I like to   
   use it in my teaching because it gives western trained drummers a familiar   
   reference point. For this    
   exercise we will interpret the eighth notes in a jazz triplet feel. The eighth   
   notes are played as open tones and the quarter notes as bass tones. The   
   un-played, but implied, remaining triplets are played as very soft touch   
   strokes. The result is a    
   syncopated melodic line between the eighth notes and quarter notes with the   
   touch strokes serving as an accompaniment. To see an example of me performing   
   this concept on page 38 from the Ted Reed book refer to this link.   
      
   But what we really wanted to talk to Kelly about was his work as executive   
   director of insights and applied improvisation at Second City. He now co-leads   
   a new partnership with Booth School at the University of Chicago that studies   
   behavioral science    
   through the lens of improvisation. Their mission is to use humor and empathy,   
   interactivity and dialogue, to elevate conversations and inspire people to   
   perform better.   
      
   Joe Morello Master Studies 2 Pdf   
   DOWNLOAD https://shoxet.com/2wHJ7R   
      
      
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