Rudimental Ram: "Ubiquitous Illin-ness" by Bill Bachman

In this video lesson feature, Vic Firth artists & educators teach you a difficult "lick" that will incorporate a wide range of techniques, rudiments, hybrids and stick tricks! Each rudimental ram is broken down by the author, with the music printed on the screen so that you can stop & start the video and watch it played at a slow tempo.

If you're already an accomplished drummer and are looking for a challenge, then you'll have a great opportunity to learn from some of the best in the world!

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About Bill Bachman:

In the world of marching tenors and rudimental drumming, Bill Bachman needs no introduction. He is not only a prolific author, world class performer, clinician and educator, but also an inventor and touring/recording drumset artist.

Bill Bachman studied percussion performance at the University of North Texas and is a graduate of the Berklee College of Music. Bill has played with and instructed many award winning marching percussion groups including the UNT drumline, Cadets, Bluecoats, Blue Knights, and Carolina Crown in his 12 years touring with Drum and Bugle Corps.

He is author of Row-Loff's drum instructional books Rudimental Logic, Quad Logic, and Bass Logic, and the producer of the instructional drum DVD's,"Rudimental Beats" and "Reefed Beats." Bill is also a columnist for Modern Drummer magazine. Bill teaches at Fork's Drum Closet in Nashville, as well as worldwide through live internet feeds via Skype.

For the complete "Ubiquitous Illin-ness" solo - and many MORE great tenor solos - check out "Violent Tenor Cream" from Tapspace Publications: www.tapspace.com