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Module 13 – Setting Up Your Kit QUIZ

Module 13 – Setting Up Your Kit QUIZ

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  1. Question 1 of 7
    1. Question

    Match the correct stick holding terms:

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    • Where the stick is held on the side of the left hand and right hand holds it straight
    • Where you hold the stick straight and normally in the both hands, with both hands matched.
    • Traditional
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        2. Question

        The best way to hold your stick is by firmly gripping the stick as tight as possible.

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      • Question 3 of 7
        3. Question

        In order to hit the drum correctly, the “power” should come from your wrist.

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      • Question 4 of 7
        4. Question

        What is the name given when hitting the side of a drum (the hoop)?

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      • Question 5 of 7
        5. Question

        Your drum stool should be adjusted so that your upper leg is roughly horizontal and so that your lower leg is roughly vertical.

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      • Question 6 of 7
        6. Question

        The kick pedal can be played either heel up OR heel down.

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      • Question 7 of 7
        7. Question

        The snare drum should be angled vertically, with the skin facing your stomach.

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      Module 1 - How To Use This Course & Resources
      Module 2 - Course Overview
      Module 3 - What is Time? - Hearing Beats In Music
      Module 4 - Playing a Simple Beat (Hands on lap only)
      Module 5 - What is Time? - Bars, Beats, Tempo & Time Signatures
      Module 6 - Kitchen Pots & Pans - Playing a Simple Beat (Sticks and Feet)
      Module 7 - Drum Fills - Simple Beat with a Drum Fill
      Module 8 - More Simple Beats
      Module 9 - More Simple Drum Fills
      Module 10 - Playing Along to Songs on the Radio
      Module 11 - Rudiments on the Pans
      Module 12 - Drums Kits - Choosing your First Kit
      Module 13 - Setting Up Your Kit for You - Positioning and Setup
      Module 14 - Playing the Beats on a Kit
      Module 15 - Playing the Simple Beats with Fills and Crashes on a Kit
      Module 16 - Learning your Rudiments on a Kit and Why They Are Important
      Module 17 - Accenting Beats & Rudiments
      Module 18 - Advanced Beats
      • Advanced Beats – Part 2
      Module 19 - Advanced Fills
      Module 20 - Using your Second Foot to Keep Time
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