Editions Agostini Méthode De Batterie Vol.2 - Agostini
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Essential Information About This Drum Method
Essential Information About This Drum Method
- Volume 2 focused on "technical work": a structured program to gain precision, speed, and endurance, on the snare drum as well as the entire kit.
- Ideal complement to Volume 1: can be practiced in parallel to consolidate the basics while immediately applying them to the instrument.
- Right-hand lead indicated: each exercise provides a clear and reproducible reference to stabilize the movement, sound, and pulse.
- Possible inversion with left-hand lead: an excellent way to develop symmetry, ambidexterity, coordination, and independence.
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Summary of This Method
Designed as a true technical workshop, this Volume 2 supports the drummer in a progressive training focused on the quality of movement and consistency of sound. The exercises and patterns are systematically notated with a right-hand lead to secure the pulse, structure the strokes, and clarify the transitions. This working logic helps establish solid automatisms, essential for clean playing at various tempos, with reliable accent control and clear articulation.
Once the mechanics are acquired, the method encourages fingering inversion with left-hand lead. You then rework exactly the same material but from another perspective, to balance both hands, strengthen independence, and improve coordination across the entire kit. Used together with the "Drum Method Volume 1," it directly connects the fundamentals (stick grip, positioning, rebound control) to practical application with a metronome, ideal for a short, focused, and measurable daily routine.
The progression favors effective repetitions designed to build endurance and playing stability without sacrificing precision. The suggested patterns promote cleanliness in doubles, accent management, and mastery of transitions between set elements, while improving rhythmic reading. Whether your goal is to refine your technique, better control your dominant hand, or build a more balanced playing style, this Volume 2 offers a clear, motivating framework that is directly applicable in musical situations.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Instrumentation | drums | Genre | drum method |
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Agostini Method Volume 2 suitable for technical drum practice?
Volume 2 is designed as a technique workshop focused on movement quality and sound consistency. The exercises specifically develop doubles, accents, and transitions around the drum set.
Do the exercises start with the right hand?
The strokes and exercises are consistently notated starting with the right hand to structure the hits and stabilize the pulse.
Can the left hand be practiced with this volume?
After studying the suggested fingerings, the same material can be repeated leading with the left hand. This inversion aims to balance both hands and strengthen independence. Coordination across the entire kit is thus engaged.
Is it necessary to have Volume 1 to use this method?
Using this volume alongside "Drum Method Volume 1" links the fundamentals of stick grip, positioning, and rebound control to the exercises in Volume 2. Volume 2 itself presents progressive work with a metronome.
Does this method help in playing at different tempos?
The progression is based on repetitions intended to establish automatic responses and a stable pulse at various tempi.



