Yamaha Mallet Resource Guide Guide2
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©2018 Yamaha Corporation of America. All rights reserved. Yamaha Mallet Resource Guide – i SK-285 YX-230 Total Percussion From beginner percussion and snare packages to concert and marching instruments, Yamaha has everything students and schools need to reach their full potential. http://4wrd.it/TotalPerc SBK-350 SCK-350 Edited and compiled by Dr. Dave Gerhart; Yamaha Corporation of America Product Manager, Percussion We created this guide to help establish a solid foundation on which to build technical and musical skills. This book is a supplemental guide to any classroom method book and includes exercises, scales and études. All of us at Yamaha wish you great success. Contents Music Fundamentals........................................................................... 2 Hand Warm-ups.................................................................................. 4 Major Scales....................................................................................... 6 Scale Patterns..................................................................................... 8 Études............................................................................................... 10 Music Fundamentals Treble Clef It is important to memorize the lines and spaces of the staff. Below is the treble clef with the letter names. F A C E F AE C G ED B E F G B D F Major Scale A major scale is constructed by arranging whole steps and half steps in the following pattern. Whole Whole Half Whole Whole Whole Half W Note Values W W Name H W Note W H Rest W W W W H W H Beats Whole 4 Half 2 Quarter 1 Eighth 1/2 Sixteenth 1/4 Dynamics - Six Volume Levels pp p mp mf f ff Yamaha Mallet Resource Guide – 2 pianissimo very soft piano soft mezzo-piano fairly soft (medium soft) mezzo-forte fairly loud (medium loud) forte loud fortissimo very loud ©2018 Yamaha Corporation of America. All rights reserved. Circle of Fifths The circle of fifths is a tool for musicians to help determine the key signature for any scale. For example, the key signature for E major has four sharps. Cm Gm B E m G Bm E A C m Fm E A Fm Gm Em D Dm Am G Bm B F C D Glossary of Percussion Strokes There may be as many names and descriptions of good stroke technique as there are good drummers. The list below is offered as an informative guide. It is important to practice each separately so you may then put them together successfully. Natural Stroke or Legato Stroke: A stroke that starts at any height, plays, then returns to its original height. It flows in constant motion rather than stopping and starting. Also called Rebound Stroke or Full Stroke. Tap: A stroke that starts low, plays, then returns to its low starting place. It is a soft natural/legato stroke. Down Stroke: A stroke that starts high, plays, then is stopped close to the drum. Also called Controlled Stroke or Marcato Stroke. Up Stroke: A stroke that starts low, plays, then lifts the stick/mallet head above the player’s hands. Multiple Bounce: Strokes that are used to play a smooth “closed” roll. Also called Buzz or Z Strokes. The roll that is produced by using this stroke is called Multiple-Bounce, Buzz, Z, Orchestral, Concert or Closed. ©2018 Yamaha Corporation of America. All rights reserved. Yamaha Mallet Resource Guide – 3 Hand Warm-ups Warm-ups are an essential part of any physical activity. Below are several warm-up exercises that can be played on a practice pad or any mallet instrument. It is important to spend 5-10 minutes warming-up before playing your musical instrument. A 8th Notes - Hands Together B Singles C Sticking Exercises Yamaha Mallet Resource Guide – 4 ©2018 Yamaha Corporation of America. All rights reserved. D Double Beat Exercise E Single Stroke Roll F Double Stroke Roll ©2018 Yamaha Corporation of America. All rights reserved. Yamaha Mallet Resource Guide – 5 Major Scales In western music, the major scale is one of the most common scales. A major scale is constructed by arranging whole steps and half steps in the following pattern: Whole Whole Half Whole Whole Whole Half. Below is the list of the 15 major scales. Play through each scale and memorize them all. C Major G Major D Major C Major A Major E Major B Major F# Major Yamaha Mallet Resource Guide – 6 ©2018 Yamaha Corporation of America. All rights reserved. C# Major F Major A B Major C A D B E C G D E Major G A Major B C A D B E C G D Major A E B G C D E G Major A B C Major D E G ©2018 Yamaha Corporation of America. All rights reserved. Yamaha Mallet Resource Guide – 7 Scale Patterns Once you have become familiar with the major scales, practice the following scale patterns/exercises utilizing all of the major scales. The exercises are written in C major but make sure you play through them in all the major keys. A B C D Yamaha Mallet Resource Guide – 8 ©2018 Yamaha Corporation of America. All rights reserved. E F ©2018 Yamaha Corporation of America. All rights reserved. Yamaha Mallet Resource Guide – 9 Études Ode to Joy Ludwig van Beethoven Piano Piece Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Yamaha Mallet Resource Guide – 10 ©2018 Yamaha Corporation of America. All rights reserved. Minuet Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Andante Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ©2018 Yamaha Corporation of America. All rights reserved. Yamaha Mallet Resource Guide – 11 Études Russian Dance (From the Nutcracker Suite) Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Gavotte François-Joseph Gossec Yamaha Mallet Resource Guide – 12 ©2018 Yamaha Corporation of America. All rights reserved. Ein Männlein steht im Walde (German Folk Song) August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben Spring (from The Four Seasons) Antonio Vivaldi ©2018 Yamaha Corporation of America. All rights reserved. Yamaha Mallet Resource Guide – 13
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