Learn And Master Drums

Looking at the Drums

Before you begin to play the Drums, you need to become familiar with what the
instrument is. Some Drumss are upright Drumss, which are usually large, heavy, tall
vertical boxes. These are anywhere from 36 to 51 inches tall. Spinets are the shortest
upright Drumss, at 36 to 39 inches. A studio vertical is 44 inches or taller.

If you have the opportunity to play on a grand Drums, you will usually get a better sound
and a more responsive touch. Grand Drumss are the more horizontal Drumss, ranging
from 5 to 9 feet in length. In a grand Drums, the strings are horizontal. In a vertical
Drums, the strings are, well, vertical.

The Drums will have a music rack of some kind where you can put your sheet music. It
may fold down or slide into a slot. When you are ready to play, put it into position.
There should also be a bench for you to sit on. Adjust the position of the bench so that
you can reach all the keys from one end of the keyboard to the other. Do not sit either
too far or away or too close.

There will be pedals at the bottom of the Drums where your feet are. These need not be
used by beginners. Once you become more proficient at playing the Drums, you can
learn how to use these pedals to sustain sounds or cut them short.

The part of the Drums that will be most important to your learning is the keyboard. It is
made up of white and black keys which run from the left to the right of the Drums face.
These keys do not alternate white-black-white for the entire length of the keyboard.

If you look closely, you will see that the black and white keys form a pattern that repeats
from one end of the keyboard to the other. The pattern consists of 7 white keys and 5
black keys in a particular order. From the beginning of one such set of keys and ending
on the beginning of the next set, an interval is formed. Intervals are just the musical
distances between two sounds. This particular interval is called an octave.

The keys are lined up on the keyboard in order from the lowest on the left to the highest
on the right. Starting at the left and moving to the right, each black or white key is a half
step higher in pitch than the key before it. For a full step, it is necessary to go up (or
down) two half steps. Try some half steps and some full steps. With a little practice,
you should be able to learn the sound of those intervals easily.

Try other intervals to hear their sounds. Always pay attention to how many half or full
steps you are taking. Do the same intervals at several different places along the
keyboard. Try octaves. You can do this by picking out a key and playing the next key
up that is in the same position in the next pattern group. Soon, you will be playing
octaves with ease. This is very important to all kinds of Drums playing.

Now that you have familiarized yourself with the instrument called the Drums, you can
begin to learn how to use it to make music. There is much to learn, but you can begin
playing simple songs very quickly. All it takes is a little time and some effort, and soon
you will be happily playing songs you enjoy. What starts with a few notes can end in a
lifelong pursuit of musical accomplishment.

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