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Schmitt/Berlan Drum Method – Binary Module 1 – Lesson 1:
16th Note Pattern – Firsts steps for beginners.
In this Module 1 you will first learn how to adjust your seat in order to adopt a good posture.
Then you will learn how to play a drum pattern in 16th notes.
This pattern will allow you to play songs like:
Purple Rain (Prince)
It Ain’t Over Til It’s Over (Lenny Kravitz)
Shape of My Heart (Sting)
Intentions (Justin Beiber feat. Quavo)
Yummy (Justin Bieber)
Goodbyes (Post Malone ft.Young Thug)
Ta Reine (Adèle)
Life is Good (Futur feat. Break)
Suge (DaBaby)
Compliqué (Dadju)
Zen (Zazie)
Dommage (Bigflo et Oli)
Born into a musical family, Damien learned drums with his father and the music profession directly on stage at the age of 4. His mother was a piano teacher and singer in the family orchestra, that’s why he was interested early on in singing and learned to play several instruments including bass and guitar, instruments that quickly became his favorite. After selling thousands of records with himself-produced records, he moved to Paris. He started playing as a live drummer on tour for the most famous French artists as : Yannick Noah, Khaled, Zap Mama and Les Nubians. Since 2007 he is member of Jean-Luc Ponty’s band. He also replaces Paco Séry in Sixun. Offering also his talents on records, he is featured on many bestseller albums with : Jannick Top & Eric Lelann, Biréli Lagrène, Hadrien Féraud… Looking for a new life, he moved to Los Angeles where he explored new possibilities. It was there that was born The Dada Show : a new show full of energy. Always solicited and ready to travel over the world, he discovered Montreal at the Montreal Drumfest in October 2009 and recorded on Alain Caron’s latest album Septentrion. Each evening of the week, he is the star drummer of the french game TV show hosted by Nagui: “N’Oubliez Pas Les Paroles”.
Today, Damien is YOUR teacher and teaches how starting playing drums !
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