Hi guys,
I don't really post here, just read a lot, but recently a question arose which I couldn't find an answer to.
The seven stroke roll notation - I used to read it as a dotted eight note roll.
Recently got a new solos book (Charley Wilcoxon - The All American Drummer 150 Rudimental solos) and he writes it there as a 5 stroke roll. only found one example of this writing method on the net:
Attachment 68194
The question is, do I play it as seven stroke roll beginning on the eight note (like written) and landing on the 'e' (an-duh-1-e)? which is kinda odd because the 1 is accented.
or
Do I begin the roll as a drag on the eight note and land on the '1'?
Thanks alot for your attention.
I don't really post here, just read a lot, but recently a question arose which I couldn't find an answer to.
The seven stroke roll notation - I used to read it as a dotted eight note roll.
Recently got a new solos book (Charley Wilcoxon - The All American Drummer 150 Rudimental solos) and he writes it there as a 5 stroke roll. only found one example of this writing method on the net:
Attachment 68194
The question is, do I play it as seven stroke roll beginning on the eight note (like written) and landing on the 'e' (an-duh-1-e)? which is kinda odd because the 1 is accented.
or
Do I begin the roll as a drag on the eight note and land on the '1'?
Thanks alot for your attention.
