Learn the most common rhythmic note values in music: whole notes, half notes, quarter notes, eighth notes, sixteenth notes, triplets, sextuplets and more, with visual examples and snare drum video demonstrations.
How do you say snare drum, hi-hat or batter head in French? Learn 97 essential terms arranged by topic, with practical explanations, useful sentences and notes on British and American usage.
Just bought a new or used drum kit? Learn how to set up your acoustic drums step by step for a stable, comfortable and ergonomic playing position.
Learn how to position yourself correctly behind the drums and adjust every part of your kit for greater comfort, precision and freedom of movement.
Ollie E. Brown’s extraordinary adaptability allowed him to work with artists spanning multiple genres, while his impeccable timing and musical sensitivity made him one of the most respected session drummers of his generation.
Discover 16 new songs across beginner, intermediate and advanced levels, plus eight format additions to existing favourites. Keep your summer routine moving with focused practice, fresh repertoire and time to refine the details.
Everything about BAG’SHOW 2026: drum show, full programme, live demonstrations, international drummers, schedules and ticket information.
With her distinctive husky vocals, dramatic delivery, and unforgettable stage presence, Bonnie Tyler became one of the defining voices of the late 1970s and 1980s.
Dawn Richardson’s career is a testament to the power of versatility, dedication, and lifelong learning.
Tico Torres represents the ideal rock drummer: powerful without being excessive, technical without being showy, and consistent without ever becoming predictable.
Lars Ulrich may not fit the traditional mold of a technical “drummer’s drummer,” but his influence reaches far beyond chops and speed.
Larry Mullen Jr. helped redefine the role of a rock drummer. Rather than dominating songs with technical fireworks, he emphasized mood, structure, and emotional momentum.
From the early contributions of Colin Burgess and Tony Currenti to the iconic feel of Phil Rudd and the thunderous force of Chris Slade, each drummer left a lasting mark on the band’s journey.
Joey Kramer’s greatness lies in something deeper than spectacle. He played for the song, for the groove, and for the soul of the band.
In a world that often celebrates excess, Fergal Lawler stands as a quiet counterpoint. His drumming doesn’t demand attention—it earns it, slowly and deeply.
In a world often drawn to technical showmanship, Steve Ferrone reminds us that true greatness lies in serving the music.
Don Henley’s legacy goes far beyond his drum kit. He is a reminder that great drumming isn’t always about complexity—it’s about connection.
Caroline Corr’s drumming reminds us that great rhythm isn’t only about precision — it’s about feeling, storytelling, and bringing music to life.
Kick drum warm-up groove with 16th-note doubles on every beat, steady hi-hat, and snare backbeat on 2 & 4. Perfect for building foot speed, control, endurance, and coordination—start slow and raise BPM
Joey Waronker’s career demonstrates that great drumming is not always about speed or complexity. Instead, it’s about listening, shaping emotion, and serving the music with intention.



















