Carisch Thievon Eric - Generation Batterie Duos et Trios + Audio En Ligne
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The essentials to know about this method
The essentials to know about this method
- Practice pieces designed to be played repeatedly and consolidated over time.
- Online Audio for effective practice, with a separate recording of each drum part.
- For pieces written for two drummers: two dedicated Online Audio tracks (version with the first drum part, and “drums only” version).
- Ideal for developing listening skills, playing in time and rhythmic accuracy, whether practising solo or as a duo.
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Summary of this method
Designed to make practice smoother and more motivating, this method is based on a simple principle: each practice piece can be repeated with an online Audio backing track, helping you maintain a steady musical framework and make consistent progress. This allows you to focus on the essentials (reading, coordination, tempo stability, articulation and dynamics), while benefiting from clear accompaniment that makes self-assessment easier.
The recordings available as online Audio tracks include each drum part, allowing you to work on a specific line without getting lost in a full mix. This is particularly useful for refining placement (playing "ahead of", "on" or "behind" the beat), stabilising transitions, and building stamina without sacrificing clean, precise strokes. Repetition becomes more structured: you replay a passage, correct a technical detail, then immediately reintegrate it into the musical flow.
When the piece to be performed is written for two drummers, the book offers an even more practical approach with two online Audio tracks: one featuring the first drum part, and the other featuring drums alone. Alternating between them helps you practise in a real-life situation: first relying on the other part to secure the form, then playing independently to check your ability to maintain the tempo and carry the whole performance. An excellent format for making progress as a duo, preparing for a workshop performance, or developing rhythmic confidence in a group playing context.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Instrumentation | Drum kit (parts for 1 or 2 drummers) | Genre | Drum method / studies |
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Questions frequently asked
Does the Generation Batterie Duos et Trios method allow working with two drummers?
The book contains pieces intended for 1 or 2 drummers. For pieces written for two, two online Audio indexes are provided: one with the first drum part and the other with the drum part alone.
What technical aspects can be worked on with the online audios?
The online Audio support helps with reading, coordination, and tempo stability. It also assists in refining articulation, dynamics, and time placement.
How to practice a drum part with this method?
Each online Audio recording focuses on a specific drum part, without imposing a global mix. Practice can thus concentrate on a passage, then on reintegrating it into the musical flow.
Do the audios allow playing without the other drummer?
For pieces with 2 drummers, an online Audio index with the drum part alone allows checking tempo consistency and the ability to carry the whole.
Carisch Thievon Eric Generation Batterie Duos et Trios: what type of work is it designed for?
This drum method is designed around study pieces for 1 or 2 drummers. The presence of online Audio support structures work on transitions and endurance. The format notably applies to preparing a performance in a workshop or group playing.
