In this Quick Drum Lesson I'll demonstrate a fun and difficult exercise that I call "Quintuplets From Hell!" The first step is to play double-stroked quintuplets over a quarter note played by my left foot on the hi-hat. This is challenging because the sticking is always shifting over the hi-hat. Next, we'll play the bass drum with the hi-hat, then play the first two quintuplet partials (12---) then the first and third (1-3--), then the first and fourth (1--4-) then the first and last (1---5) and repeat it over and over. There are many other possibilities, but these are probably challenging enough for most of us...they certainly were for me!

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I'm Brad Schlueter - a professional drummer and educator in the Chicago area. I've written hundreds of feature articles, transcriptions and product reviews for Drum! Magazine, Modern Drummer, Traps, How To Play Drums, Drumhead, Stick It!, Reverb.com, Hudson Music, Hal Leonard, and many other music publications and websites. I also wrote the transcriptions and co-wrote the text for Todd Sucherman's "Methods and Mechanics Book/CD", which was nominated as the Best Educational Product of the Year, by both Drum! Magazine and Modern Drummer.

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