Introductory Fill
An introductory fill is a fill used to introduce a song or section of music.
Examples 41
Bass Part - This example uses a number of previously covered concepts.
Drum Part - This example uses an 'introductory fill'. It also uses a 'flam' (see Progressive Drum Method) and has the suggested sticking written above it. A flam consists of a grace note () which is tied to a principle note (3). The grace note is played fractionally before the principle note. (Listen to the recording).
Examples 42
Bass Part - This example uses a number of previously covered concepts.
Drum Part - A flam is used on beat '4', bar l, in this example.
Class Sessions
1- Odd Time
2- Sixteenth Notes
3- INTRODUCTION
4- The Half Note
5- The Eight Note
6- Triplets
7- Explanation of Notation for Bass
8- <span class="symbolA">^</span> Time
9- Examples 66 and 67
10- Syncopation
11- Eighth Note Triplets
12- Shuffle Rhythm
13- 5/4 Time
14- The Tie
15- Tablature
16- Pick Up
17- Anticipation
18- Mixed Time
19- Explanation of Notation for Drums
20- The Quarter Note Triplet
21- <span class="symbolA">)</span> Time
22- Rudiments of Music
23- 7/4 Time
24- Time Signatures
25- Ghost Notes (Bass Only)
26- Repeat Signs
27- Sixteenth Note Triplets
28- Harmonics (Bass Only)
29- Understanding Note Values
30- Introductory Fill
31- First and Second Endings