Hello everyone,

Here are your practice assignments for this week:

Nathaniel

Recommended minutes to practice: 20-30 minutes per day

What to practice: Five different rhythms on the page 2 of your notebook, “Rhythm Practice” with a base drum and high hat and 6/8 drum beat pattern

How to practice: I encourage to peak the rhythm before you play and play what you spoke, so that, you can internalise the rhythm and will be able to play it smoothly.

How parents can support practice: Creating a space and time for your child to focus on their practice session everyday bases will help them developing a great practice habit.

Aidan

Recommended minutes to practice: 20-30 minutes per day

What to practice: Solo #3, double stroke and paradiddle

How to practice: Use your metronome. Set a tempo (quoter note=60) and play along with it. For this exercise, start with quoter note, eight note, and sixteenth note.

How parents can support practice: Creating a space and time for your child to focus on their practice session everyday bases will help them developing a great practice habit.

Samuel

Recommended minutes to practice: 20-30 minutes per day

What to practice: Rudiment solo, Scales of C, F, G, Bb, D on Xylophone

How to practice:  For the rudiment, I suggest to decide your sticking first and play four bars each. Please pay attention to the dynamics and the articulations, and avoid playing everything at once.

How parents can support practice: Creating a space and time for your child to focus on their practice session everyday bases will help them developing a great practice habit.

 

Harrison

Recommended minutes to practice: 20-30 minutes per day

What to practice: Same as last week, but please remember to release your tension at your neck, shoulders and arms. I recommend to use your wrists.

How to practice: Set a metronome to quoter=60 and play quoter notes, eight notes, sixteenth and thirty-two notes along with it. If you can, try to add base drum with the metronome click sound.

How parents can support practice: Creating a space and time for your child to focus on their practice session everyday bases will help them developing a great practice habit.